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$9.99-A-Gallon Gas Prices Hit Lukoil Stations In Protest Over Rising Costs

An employee holds a gas pump to refill a car at a petrol station in central Seoul
$9.99-a-gallon gas sounds like something out of an apocalyptic movie, not a realistic price to see at a gas station in New Jersey or Pennsylvania. But on Wednesday, Lukoil franchise owners across the two states posted prices that high in protest to what they say are the much higher prices Lukoil charges for fuel than its competitors, which franchisees then have to pass onto their customers in the form of higher gas prices which make their stations less competitive.
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