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    No pain at the pump this Memorial Day

    Thu, 05/13/2010 - 14:00 EDT - CNN - Money
    • RDF10

    Gas prices have been drifting lower over the past week, which is welcome news for drivers who are gearing up to hit the road for Memorial Day weekend.

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