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This is one case where there truly isn't an answer. The levels of carbonation vary with factors other than brand or flavor. For example, soft drinks packaged in plastic bottles usually have a higher level of carbonation than those packaged in glass or in cans, because the carbon dioxide can leak through the walls of a plastic bottle (a process known as effusion), and manufacturers want to be sure that the product doesn't go flat before it reaches the consumer.
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