It is recommended that an adult drink 64 fluid ounces of water everyday. Josey has already consumed 700 milliliters of water. How many more Fluid ounces should she drink today?

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700 milimeter = 0.0236698 ounce

She has consumed 0.0236698 ounce today,

so she should drink 64-0.0236698 or 63.9763302 ounce today.
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