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OpEdNews - Quicklink: From Sugar To Gasoline: 'Green Gasoline' Crafted From Sugar And Carbohydrates 2008
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Gasoline is about $2/gal at today's exchange rate and goes up a minuscule amount (annually/monthly?).
Newbie 2009
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Gasoline is about $2/gal at today's exchange rate and goes up a minuscule amount (annually/monthly?).
Newbie 2009
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Gasoline is about $2/gal at today's exchange rate and goes up a minuscule amount (annually/monthly?).
Newbie 2009
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Gasoline is about $2/gal at today's exchange rate and goes up a minuscule amount (annually/monthly?).
Newbie 2009
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Gasoline is about $2/gal at today's exchange rate and goes up a minuscule amount (annually/monthly?).
Newbie 2009
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Gasoline is about $2/gal at today's exchange rate and goes up a minuscule amount (annually/monthly?).
Newbie 2009
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Gasoline is taxed to pay for roads, so that kind of invalidates your argument.
Gasoline Hysteria, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Gasoline is about $2/gal at today's exchange rate and goes up a minuscule amount (annually/monthly?).
Newbie 2009
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Gasoline is both transported by truck and by pipeline.
Energy Economics and Politics, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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