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Just Dropped In - To See What Condition My Condition Was In - was created in 1967.

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Which model, what condition, condition, and condition?????

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Condition, condition, condition.

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This coin was designed by Charles E. Barber, weighs 2.5 grams, has a diameter of 17.9 millimeters, and is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper.

With no mint mark; this coin is worth 10$ in good condition, 22$ in very good condition, 50$ in fine condition, 75$ in very fine condition, 100$ in extremely fine condition, 120$ in about uncirculated condition, 175$ in uncirculated condition, 500$ in choice uncirculated condition, and 450$ if proof.

With an O mint mark; 80$ in good condition, 160$ in very good condition, 290$ in fine condition, 350$ in very fine condition, 450$ in extremely fine condition, 650% in about uncirculated condition, 1,000$ in uncirculated condition, and 2,400$ in choice uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

With a S mint mark; 80$ in good condition, 150$ in very good condition, 280$ in fine condition, 335$ in very fine condition, 400$ in extremely fine condition, 550$ in about uncirculated condition, 850$ in uncirculated condition, and 1,500$ in choice uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

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There is no such condition.

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What is condition

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what is condition psychology

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The condition it is in now.

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air condition

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My car is in good condition.

Excellent condition is better than good condition.

You can go to the party on one condition: you need to do your chores first.

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input:

while (condition) statement

output:

for (;condition;) statement

or, if you mean do-while:

do { if (condition) statement } while (condition);

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Condition monitoring monitors the condition of machinery. Abnormal changes in the machine's condition could be a sign of impending failure. Condition monitoring is a part of predictive maintenance.

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mid condition! Its a confusing play on words!!

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No i don't believe it is a heart condition, however i believe it is a lung condition.

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If the WORKING condition is Excellent. What condition is the pistol itself in. Is it also in Excellent condition or average condition

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It means crirtical condition

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It is then called another condition!

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A well oxygenated condition

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Its a mental condition.

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Depends on which gun and condition, condition, and condition...

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Model ?

Condition, condition, and condition ????

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Depends on 3 things. Condition, condition, condition.

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depends on the condition

depends on the condition

Its in good condition

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depends on the condition

depends on the condition

Its in good condition

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Just like a car is it in the showroom or the junkyard, value is determined by condition, condition, condition, and condition.

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These coins were designed by John Flanagan. they weigh 6.25 grams, have a diameter of 24.3 millimeters, and are composed of 90% silver and 10% copper.

1943 with no mint mark; $3 in extremely fine condition, $4 in about uncirculated condition, $5 in uncirculated condition, $9 in choice uncirculated condition, and $40 in gem uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

1943, double-die obverse, no mint mark; $300 in extremely fine condition, $500 in about uncirculated condition, $750 in uncirculated condition, $1,250 in choice uncirculated condition, and $1,750 in gem uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

1943 with D mint mark; $8 in extremely fine condition, $15 in about uncirculated condition, $28 in uncirculated condition, $39 in choice uncirculated condition, and $50 in gem uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

1943 with a S mint mark; $9 in extremely fine condition, $13 in about uncirculated condition, $26 in uncirculated condition, $42 in choice uncirculated condition, and $50 in gem uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

1943, double-die obverse with a S mint mark; $200 in extremely fine condition, $350 in about uncirculated condition, $500 in uncirculated condition, $800 in choice uncirculated condition, and $2,000 in gem uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

1946 with no mint mark; $3.50 in extremely fine condition, $4 in about uncirculated condition, $5 in uncirculated condition, $10 in choice uncirculated condition, and $40 in gem uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

1946 with a D mint mark; $3.50 in extremely fine condition, $5 in about uncirculated condition, $6 in uncirculated condition, $10 in choice uncirculated condition, and $45 in gem uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

1946 with a S mint mark; Same as 1946 no mint mark.

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first of all, 1930 dimes were 90% silver and 10% copper But close enough. in good condition, 1.75 dollars, in very good condition, 2 dollars, in fine condition, 3 dollars, in very fine condition, 5 dollars, in extremely fine condition, 8 dollars, in about uncirculated condition, 16 dollars, in uncirculated condition, 50 dollars, in high grade uncirculated condition, 125 dollars.

with an S mint mark, 2.50 dollars in good condition, 4 dollars in very good condition, 5 dollars in fine condition, 7 dollars in very fine condition, 15 dollars in extremely fine condition, 45 dollars in about uncirculated condition, 120 dollars in uncirculated condition, and 210 dollars in high grade uncirculated condition.

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Pristine condition (often pronounced as prestinecondition) means in original condition, new condition i.e. not used, worn or soiled. In a condition that is perfect, without blemish, as it was when first made.

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In mint condition up to around $9000.00

very good condition around $8000.00

good condition - $7000.00

Fair condition- $5000.00

very Fair condition- (not orig paint but has orig. pickup and electronics- $3500.00

poor condition- ( not playable) 500-$1200.00

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Depends greatly on Condition, Condition, Condition, and Condition! From $200 to $800+ for LNIB w/ cleaning rod, instruction manual.

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"Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)" was the first major hit for Kenny Rogers and the First Edition in 1968.

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Cost today? Depends on condition, condition, condition, and year.

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The time inwhich the condition started until ending time of condition.

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The word condition is a noun. The plural is conditions.

Condition can also be used as a verb.

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Depends on body style, engine size, and condition, condition, condition.

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It can be: "I want to condition the class to learn things." Or a noun: "The condition of that book is pretty bad."

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this coin is a trade dollar. It is worth 125$ in very good condition, 150

4 in fine condition, 190$ in extremely fine condition, 300$ in about uncirculated condition, 1,075$ in low grade uncirculated condition, 2,575$ in high grade uncirculated condition, and 3,450$ if proof.

With S mint mark; same but no proofs made.

With CC mint mark;265$ in very good condition, 325$ in fine condition, 625$ in extremely fine condition, 750$ in about uncirculated condition, 2,575$ in low grade uncirculated condition, and 14,950$ in high grade uncirculated condition. No proofs were made,

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This coin was designed by George T. Barber, weighs 26.73 grams, has a diameter of 38.1 millimeters, and is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper.

With no mint mark; 22$ in very fine condition, 25$ in extremely fine condition, 35$ in about uncirculated condition, 40$ in low grade uncirculated condition, 65$ in lower middle grade uncirculated condition, 165$ in upper middle grade uncirculated condition, 1,900$ in high grade uncirculated condition, and 3,000$ if proof.

With a CC mint mark; 125$ in very fine condition, 185$ in extremely fine condition, 225$ in about uncirculated condition, 400$ in low grade uncirculated condition, 1,100$ in lower middle uncirculated condition, 2,475$ in upper middle grade uncirculated condition and 6,300$ in high grade uncirculated condition. No proofs known.

With an O mint mark; 25$ in very fine condition, 30$ in extremely fine condition, 40$ in about uncirculated condition, 80$ in low grade uncirculated condition, 140$ in lower middle uncirculated condition, 350$ in upper middle grade condition, and 1,650$ in high grade uncirculated condition. No proofs known

With a S mint mark; 22$ in very fine condition, 25$ in extremely fine condition, 30$ in about uncirculated condition, 70$ in low grade uncirculated condition, 125$ in lower middle grade uncirculated condition, 275$ in upper middle grade uncirculated condition, and 1,500$ in high grade uncirculated condition. No proofs known. whew!

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breakdown condition

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Excellent condition

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The suffix for the condition of is "-ness".

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Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition.

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15 cents in good condition, 18 cents in very good condition, 30 cents in fine condition, 50 cents in very fine condition, 1 dollar in extremely fine condition, 3 dollars in about uncirculated condition, 4 dollars in uncirculated condition, and 6 dollars in high grade uncirculated condition.

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