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Most have less than a week of food rations left.

No more field rations, and not a moment too soon.

Another third of the men had gone back for rations.

And his end would mean only one thing, food for the Rations.

The men went on field rations to get used to them.

Enough field rations to last three people at least a week.

We would be on short rations for a long time.

So I had water rations to last me 124 days.

I believe we've got rations for the rest of the week.

Taking a few rations of food you like is not a bad idea.

After the work was done they were left with rations for about four weeks.

No one seemed to have told them about ration books.

That means he will not be using his water ration.

There'll be times enough in the field when rations are short.

I was told that my ration had been cut in half.

Their water ration was down to half a cup a man.

Even on short rations there's not enough to last a week.

Once there, they could go back on full rations again.

I knew that in 1945 they could not make do on their rations.

After we were near to death, she had the Rations put us there.

Even so, we may have to go on short rations, but I think first we'll be able to make it.

We have enough for only two weeks more at the present level, but the rations are being cut, beginning today.

The ration was meant to last a week at most.

"I told you they had the women on short rations."

For that matter, we'll be out of rations soon enough.

The same thing would happen when you ration health care.

If we ration the food on hand it'll last for a week.

From now on only 80 percent of the food will be rationed.

And when the war came you see we were rationed for nearly everything.

Many other parts of the East are also rationing water.

When these things come in, they are rationed to families with children.

Even we may hope not to be always rationed in that way.

They also rationed that little because they'd need some for the return.

Please explain why we were still on rationing until 1954?

Power would continue to be rationed but the crisis was over.

"Stop rationing the drug or we'll take matters into our own hands."

They no longer have to ration or spread their resources.

He had been rationing himself, to make the cigarettes last.

So I have to ration myself, even here, in my university quarters.

The question is not whether to ration medical care, but rather who will determine ground rules.

However, the Council must not try to ration information in order to save money.

He has already moved on to the next group coming through the door, rationing the charm.

Q. In practice, how can we ration health care services?

We've been slowly rationing them, but they're fast running out.

He would make certain they rationed their three days of supplies.

Only a dozen left; he'd have to start rationing it himself.

He'd rationed his water, but he still had half this bottle left.

Even for our own people, we will be forced to ration food this winter.

They were then rationed to those who "truly needed them."

A better solution is to ration by prices at the box office.