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What's fair for gas? To Americans, $2 a gallon
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Many motorist these days are complaining about the cost of gasoline, but what people consider a fair price varies greatly, depending on where they live.

Americans angrily grit their teeth as they pump $3-per-gallon gas. They think $2 is about right. In Britain, $3 sounds fanciful — people there pay about $6.40 a gallon and think $5 would be fair.

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