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Thu. Mar. 20th, 2014  |  Ed Newman

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Thu. Mar. 27th, 2014  |  Melvyn Magree

Using the U.S. Inflation Calculator, anything I bought for fifty cents would now cost $4.50. (Note: The figures in this column were requested on March 16, 2014. A week later, many were a few cents higher.)