In Harare, cars, trucks and buses have had to wait over three hours to buy a ration of 20 litres (four gallons).
That contract grew significantly in 1847 when the Admiralty introduced preserved meat as a general ration one day a week.
The exhibit includes a wartime ration book, a 1943 Treasury bond, and a 25-cent war-stamp album, all from the museum's collection.
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After her mother-in law died, Ms. Colvin was going through papers and found a war ration coupon and a baseball card with the name of Henry Reccius.
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Like its Basque counterpart, however, CiU is likely to be tempted as much by a greater ration of self-government than by another tranche of economic reform.
In the nineteen-eighties, a carton of Double Happiness cigarettes was enough to secure a job transfer or the ration coupon for a washing machine.
One sure sign that you may be in for some problems is a low graduate ration.
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Employees, Martingale notes, rejected health maintenance organizations as a way to ration care, and employers are rightfully leery of the other alternative--government rationing.
"This clearly presents the coalition partners with a huge responsibility with which the dropping of a few thousand ration packs is wholly inadequate, " Davison said.
Generalised subsidies are being replaced with carefully directed ones: for instance, some 1.5m of the poorest families can get a free tortilla ration by swiping cards through an electronic reader at their local tortilleria, where previously the height of technology was the gas-powered tortilla-squashing machine.
"She was the 173rd visitor, and our ship's number is 173, " he later explained over a lunch of C ration rice and meat.
If a politician states they want to ration healthcare, they almost certainly will not get elected.
Still, this is a way to raise money for economic development at a time when Chicago's ration of federal money for such projects has fallen by 56% since 1980.
But the focus is now on smart cards, which would ration subsidised petrol to a few litres a week, with excess consumption being paid for at the cost of imports.
Ann Robinson, of price comparison website Uswitch said some customers could ration their energy usage as a result.
They feature a 10, 000:1 contrast ration and the same Genessa image processing found in other JVC sets, as well as two native 1080p HDMI inputs.
This week, the government moved to ration supplies to about 22 gallons a month, which does not go far in the large cars preferred by younger Iranians.
But Ms Colby says the most important lesson they have to learn is how to manage their illness so that they ration their energy and do not suffer a relapse.
Which would certainly be a valid way of dealing with it: if you have to ration then rationing by price is indeed the most efficient manner of doing so.
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The logic of a penalty discount rate is that the Fed prefers to let the rate structure ration Federal Reserve credit rather than having to do so administratively.
Close the banks for days, ration food and energy, institute strict capital controls - with most probably a few fast patrol boats at Glyfada harbour to check every departing yacht for cash and bonds.
Their ration book can feed the family of three for only 10-15 days a month, he says.
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