On the road to doom, nobody makes a peep

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Right after the war in Iraq and hurricane Katrina the prices of the fuel has reached to a record high, which produces questions for the US economy and the lifestyle as a whole. To relieve public from this, the measures like limiting the fuel waste on traffic jams by building freeway extensions and using Internet for work from home to avoid commuting, are suggested.

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Doomsayers proliferate as oil tops $50 a barrel

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The prices of oil have multiplied to $50 a barrel, which is 26 percent below the explosive prices of 1981 when adjusted for inflation. However, a more feasible solution is the diesel engine, which now accounts for 50 percent of the market in some parts of the European Union, including Germany.

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Where you'll never hear `You've got mail!'

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A man and his son travel from Los Angeles, CA, to Wyoming in a Chrysler 300M automobile. The man prefers automobile travel to air travel because you see more when you drive. And when the time it takes to get to and from the airport is considered the time spent is not that different.

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