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Gas prices around the world should make you smile

Even with our rising gas prices and seeming unending appetite for oil, we're still not paying the most at the pump. Check out this story and graphic -- the visual really says it all -- from the Los Angeles Times. And be glad you're not living in Oslo, Norway, where a gallon of gas is nearly 10 bucks. Well, there are other reasons to be glad you're not in Norway, but let's not be picky. On the other hand, you could be living in Tehran, Iran, where gas is less than 50 cents a gallon, exactly the same value as your life.

 

(Photo: Gas station in Beijing, China, by Getty Images) 

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About Michelle Deal-Zimmerman
Michelle Deal-Zimmerman came to The Baltimore Sun nearly 10 years ago after working as a reporter and editor in Florida. A native of South Florida, Michelle has traveled a lot farther north than she ever expected. Still, she visits The Sunshine State so frequently it feels like she never left.
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