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Per month, we spend about anywhere between $100 to $200 on gas.

My typical work hours per week are around 35.

And the answer is: 630 kilometers per second towards the Great Attractor.

Is it: a) Fahrenheit, b) Watts per square metre, or c) Joules?

So that's like around 650 USD per month that I paying rent.

The NBA paid its first million-dollar per-season salaries in 1979/80.

And the answer was Watts per square metre.

It's €30 per month.

In your lifetime, you’ve traveled 2 trillion kilometers at about 600 kilometers per second relative to the Great Attractor.

The company operates on very thin margins, making only a couple of cents per gallon for Costco.

I try to work up to 20 hours per week.

I got unemployment for 12 weeks and it was $600 per week.

Like for example, when roosting, Mexican free-tailed bats pack in at a whopping 1,800 adults per square meter.

And when you’re on the ISS, Mecca changes location in relation to you, moving at 17,400 miles per hour!

I work for a Pilates studio and I'm their administrative assistant, and so I make around $300 per month working for them.

I saw that NASA said that the global estimate for the current rate of production of antimatter is one nanogram per year.

It's just me adding- NASA was talking about the estimate, the cost of 62 to 63 trillion dollars per gram of antihydrogen, actually is what they're referring to.