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Re: Gas Prices - Part 2
Why gas is so expensive in California
"Several factors go into what drivers pay for gas, including refining costs, taxes, distribution and marketing, and crude oil prices, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration." More to the story HERE
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Re: Gas Prices - Part 2
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