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High gas prices may be here to stay
Motorists may groan, but the times of $2-a-gallon gasoline could look like the good old days before the decade is over. The problem is that global demand for oil is rising briskly, and at the same time, production in old oil fields is declining and new fields are increasingly hard to find.
October 27, 2004
