Oil prices falls to near $92 a barrel as traders focus on signs of lackluster energy demand

Article by: PAMELA SAMPSON , Associated Press
Updated: January 4, 2013 - 3:22 AM

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hecklesJan. 4, 13 1:24 PM

Well, keep dropping the gas prices. Maybe if people didnt have to spend so much in gas just to get to work, they could afford other things such as food, heat, family entertainment etc.

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