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HPIn Processing: Why are gasoline prices so high? They're not!

As I sat in my hair-cutter's chair last week, she asked me, "Why are gasoline prices so high?" Since many people in my local area know I'm involved in "making gasoline," it seems like this question is..

INOVx Solutions: Ayral, T.

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