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United States Metric Board

United States Metric Board

Agency to encourage metrication, 1975–1982.

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    American journalist, political consultant and writer.

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    U.S. federal statute of 1975.

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    President of the United States from 1981 to 1989.

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  1. Metric Conversion Act

    U.S. federal statute of 1975.

    45%

  2. Metrication in the United States

    Adoption of the metric system in the United States.

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    American journalist, political consultant and writer.

    13%

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    Non-profit organisation based in Windsor, Colorado, USA.

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