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769. Consumer Price Indexes (CPI-U)--Selected Areas
[1982-84=100, except as indicated. Represents annualaverages of monthly figures, except as noted. Local area CPI indexesare byproducts of the national CPI program. Each local
index has a smaller sample sizethan the national index and is therefore, subject to substantially moresampling and other measurement error. As a result, local area indexesshow greater
volatility than the national index, although their long-term trends are similar. Area definitions are those established by theOffice of Management and Budget in 1983. For further
detail see theU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Handbook of Methods, Bulletin 2285,Chapter 19, the Consumer Price Index, and Report 736, the CPI: 1987Revision. See also text, Section 15
Prices]
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1999
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1999
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Area
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Food
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Apparel
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Fuel and
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1990
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1991
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1992
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1993
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1994
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1995
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1996
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1997
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1998
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All
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and
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and
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Transporta-
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Medical
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other
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items
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beverages
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Food
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Housing
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upkeep
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tion
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care
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utilities
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US city average
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130.7
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136.2
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140.3
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144.5
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148.2
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152.4
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156.9
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160.5
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163.0
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166.6
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164.6
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164.1
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163.9
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131.3
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144.4
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250.6
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128.8
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Anchorage, AK MSA
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118.6
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124.0
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128.2
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132.2
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135.0
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138.5
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142.7
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144.8
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146.9
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148.4
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148.4
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148.7
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132.7
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125.8
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143.7
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260.8
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144.6
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Atlanta, GA MSA
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131.7
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135.9
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138.5
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143.4
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146.7
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148.7
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156.0
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158.9
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161.2
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164.8
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167.6
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172.1
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165.1
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132.4
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130.3
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254.0
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143.1
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Boston, MA MSA
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138.9
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145.0
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148.6
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152.9
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154.9
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157.4
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163.3
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167.9
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171.7
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176.0
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170.6
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171.0
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170.3
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143.6
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142.3
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330.2
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117.4
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Chicago-Gary, IL-IN CMSA
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131.7
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137.0
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141.1
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145.4
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148.6
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148.4
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157.4
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161.7
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165.0
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168.4
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168.4
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167.7
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168.0
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117.2
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140.5
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253.6
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117.4
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Cincinnati-Hamilton, OH-KY-IN CMSA
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126.5
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131.4
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134.1
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137.8
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142.4
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143.4
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149.6
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152.1
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155.1
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159.2
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152.0
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150.4
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153.1
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130.1
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140.9
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233.0
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126.3
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Cleveland-Akron-Lorain, OH CMSA
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129.0
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134.2
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136.8
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140.3
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144.4
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140.2
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152.0
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156.1
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159.8
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162.5
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169.5
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171.4
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160.2
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124.1
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143.6
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224.9
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127.8
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Dallas-Fort Worth, TX CMSA
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125.1
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130.8
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133.9
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137.3
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141.2
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144.6
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148.8
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151.4
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153.6
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158.0
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165.1
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162.7
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146.8
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140.7
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141.0
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233.2
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127.8
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Denver-Boulder-Greely, CO CMSA
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120.9
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125.6
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130.3
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135.8
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141.8
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144.0
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153.1
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158.1
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161.9
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166.6
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157.0
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159.2
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161.9
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94.0
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169.5
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289.4
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129.2
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Detroit-Ann Arbor-Flint, MI CMSA
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128.6
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133.1
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135.9
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139.6
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144.0
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143.9
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152.5
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156.3
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159.8
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163.9
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158.3
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157.6
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156.3
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133.4
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152.1
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245.2
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127.8
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Honolulu, HI MSA
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138.1
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148.0
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155.1
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160.1
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164.5
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168.4
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170.7
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171.9
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171.5
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173.3
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162.9
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163.0
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175.8
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105.4
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162.2
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231.3
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133.4
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Houston-Galveston-Brazoria, TX CMSA
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120.6
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125.1
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127.1
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133.4
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137.9
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139.4
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142.7
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145.4
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146.8
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148.7
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152.8
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152.1
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132.1
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139.9
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135.7
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238.5
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106.1
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Kansas City, MO-KS CMSA
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126.0
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131.2
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134.3
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138.1
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141.3
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141.7
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151.6
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155.8
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157.8
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160.1
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161.0
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162.1
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154.6
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121.6
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139.2
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229.1
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134.3
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Los Angeles-Anaheim-Riverside, CA CMSA
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135.9
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141.4
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146.5
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150.3
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152.3
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149.4
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157.5
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160.0
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162.3
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166.1
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169.9
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168.0
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164.5
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118.2
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146.8
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244.5
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145.4
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Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA
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128.0
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132.3
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134.5
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139.1
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143.6
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146.9
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153.7
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158.4
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160.5
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162.4
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171.0
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171.3
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155.2
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138.2
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148.8
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231.3
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115.8
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Milwaukee, WI PMSA
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126.2
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132.2
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137.1
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142.1
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147.0
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153.5
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154.7
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157.7
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160.3
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163.7
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163.7
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164.6
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162.6
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116.8
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142.5
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251.5
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112.4
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Minneapolis-St Paul, MN-WI MSA
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127.0
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130.4
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135.0
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139.2
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143.6
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144.8
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151.9
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155.4
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158.3
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163.3
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172.1
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168.7
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149.2
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139.3
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148.6
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241.1
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123.5
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New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island,
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NY-NJ-CT CMSA
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138.5
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144.8
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150.0
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154.5
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158.2
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158.3
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166.9
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170.8
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173.6
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177.0
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170.5
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169.6
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179.6
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125.5
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152.3
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265.3
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116.1
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Philadelphia-Wilmington-Trenton, PA-NJ-DE-
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MD CMSA
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135.8
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142.2
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146.6
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150.2
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154.6
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158.3
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162.8
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166.5
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168.2
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171.9
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159.4
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158.6
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172.5
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107.5
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152.2
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264.8
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130.4
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Pittsburgh, PA MSA
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126.2
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131.3
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136.0
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139.9
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144.6
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142.9
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153.2
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157.0
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159.2
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162.5
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156.0
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154.7
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162.2
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144.5
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131.9
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244.4
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142.5
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Portland, OR MSA
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127.4
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133.9
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139.8
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144.7
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148.9
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149.9
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158.6
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164.0
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167.1
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172.6
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157.3
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157.7
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174.5
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134.8
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152.1
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229.8
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139.5
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San Diego, CA MSA
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138.4
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143.4
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147.4
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150.6
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154.5
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147.0
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160.9
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163.7
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166.9
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172.8
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166.5
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164.5
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178.2
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131.6
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152.1
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247.2
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120.8
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San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA CMSA
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132.1
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137.9
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142.5
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146.3
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148.7
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149.3
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155.1
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160.4
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165.5
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172.5
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170.8
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171.5
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185.6
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114.2
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135.8
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232.6
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145.3
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Seattle-Tacoma, WA CMSA
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126.8
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134.1
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139.0
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142.9
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147.8
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149.3
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157.5
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163.0
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167.7
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172.8
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169.6
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170.0
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177.3
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125.5
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149.9
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240.3
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123.6
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St Louis-East St Louis, MO-IL CMSA
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128.1
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132.1
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134.7
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137.5
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141.3
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144.7
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149.6
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152.9
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154.5
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157.6
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161.9
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160.2
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149.0
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123.5
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141.7
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245.7
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122.5
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Tampa-St Petersburg-Clearwater, FL MSA 1
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111.7
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116.4
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119.2
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124.0
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126.5
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128.0
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131.6
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134.0
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137.5
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140.6
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137.7
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136.8
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135.3
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148.2
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126.3
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191.9
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120.1
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Washington-Baltimore, DC-MD-VA-WV CMSA 2
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135.6
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141.2
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144.7
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149.3
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152.2
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152.7
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159.6
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162.4
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102.1
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104.2
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103.1
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103.1
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105.5
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98.3
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2
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100.3
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106.9
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108.1
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NA Not available. 1 1987=100Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,Monthly Labor Review and CPI Detailed Report, January issues.
http://stats.bls.gov/cpihome.htmEffective with the release of January 1998 data on February 24, 1998, the Consumer Price Index will undergo many changesas a result of our 1998 weight
revision. In addition to updates to expenditure weights and changes to the composition of somegroup and subgroup indexes, there will also be changes in the availability of and item
codes for published item and areaindexes. A concordance between the old series and the revised series for CPI items is available in the item concordance. Alist of published areas is
available.
Please see The 1998 CPI Revision documents on our World Wide Web site at http://stats.bls.gov/cpihome.htm for moredetailed information about the CPI Revision.
Changes to Databases: As always, the most up-to-date CPI data will be found in CU (Consumer Price Index for All UrbanConsumers) and CW (Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and
Clerical Workers). Starting on February 24, thenew CPI item structure and coding system will be in place in the CU and CW database. Complete historical information forall continuous
series, using the new coding structure, will continue to reside in the CU and CW databases.
Two other databases, MU and MW will be available on February 24. These databases will be set up using the old itemstructure and coding system. They will contain indexes through December
1997 for discontinued CPI series. For the first sixmonths of 1998, overlap indexes will be posted to the MU and MW databases. See the Publication Strategy article in the CPIRevision
documents for more details.
MU and MW are accessible to users from the same database tools as the CU and CW series (Series Report and SelectiveAccess on the Web, and file transfer from our FTP server).
Special "research" series (showing some history using the new item structure) for Housing, Other Goods and Services, Fuelsand Utilities. Fruits and Vegetables, and Household Furnishings
and Operations will be available on our FTP server in the"special requests/cpi" directory as cpihistrsrch.txt.
https://allcountries.org/uscensus/769_consumer_price_indexes_cpi_u_selected.html
These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.
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