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===Legacy of previous units=== *In Australia, pints are still used for beer, though a pint has been redefined to be 570 ml (see [[Australian beer#Beer glasses|Australian beer glasses]])). *[[McDonald's]] sells ''[[Quarter Pounder]]s'' under their original name in all English-speaking countries despite metrication. In the Netherlands and Finland, it is known as a ''Quarter Pounder Cheese'' while Sweden also refers to it as ''QP Cheese''. In [[Quebec]], it is called a ''Quart de livre''. In Latin America and Spain, it is called ''Cuarto de Libra con Queso''. In Taiwan, it is known as the ''four-ounce beef burger''. *Inch-based spare parts are occasionally kept to service American and pre-1950s machines, but screws are changed to [[metric thread]] at maintenance. *In [[plumbing]], some pipes and pipe threads are still designated in inch sizes due to historic international acceptance of particular sequences of pipe sizes and pipe threads, such as [[British Standard Pipe|BSP/ISO 7/EN 10226]] threads. [[File:Metric length shower hose with imperial fittings.jpg|thumb|upright=0.75|A shower hose sold in Germany with metric length (150 cm) and imperial (1/2 in) fittings]]
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