Gas stations (or other word) usually have two kinds of gasoline: A more expensive kind that’s called ________.
| HIGH-TEST | 458 |
| ETHYL | 344 |
| PREMIUM | 180 |
| SUPER | 69 |
| HIGH OCTANE | 44 |
| NR | 28 |
| EXTRA | 26 |
| SPECIAL | 20 |
| SUPREME | 18 |
| HIGH GRADE | 9 |
| OCTANE | 8 |
| BORON | 4 |
| ESSO EXTRA | 3 |
| HIGH POWER | 3 |
| FIRE CHIEF | 2 |
| HIGH | 2 |
| HIGH PRICE | 2 |
| NO-NOX | 2 |
| SUPER CHIEF | 2 |
| AVIATION GAS | 1 |
| DOCTORED UP | 1 |
| ESSO | 1 |
| EXPENSIVE | 1 |
| EXTRY | 1 |
| FLIGHT FUEL | 1 |
| GOOD STUFF | 1 |
| HIGH CLASS | 1 |
| HIGH GRADE OCTANE | 1 |
| HIGH POWERED | 1 |
| HIGH SPEED | 1 |
| HIGH-TEST GAS | 1 |
| HUNDRED AND THREE TEST | 1 |
| MISS ETHEL | 1 |
| NAPHTHA | 1 |
| NH | 1 |
| PUSH JUICE | 1 |
| REGULAR PLUS | 1 |
| ROYAL | 1 |
| SOUPED-UP GASOLINE | 1 |
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