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		<description><![CDATA[Dagnabbit!&nbsp; On the very next post after Eric gives you the good news on transit ridership holding steady, I have the bad fortune of bringing you the disappointing news.&nbsp; Via The New York Times, MasterCard tells us that US gas consumption went up last week, apparently the first weekly increase in the last 8 months.&nbsp; Despite an increasingly rocky economy, falling gas prices are making it a bit easier to...]]></description>
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