WASHINGTON, DC, USA - $5 gas price sign at Exxon service station on May 7, 2012.

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WASHINGTON, DC, USA - $5 gas price sign at Exxon service station on May 7, 2012. Stock Photo
WASHINGTON, DC, USA - $5 gas price sign at Exxon service station on May 7, 2012. Stock Photo

WASHINGTON, DC, USA - $5 gas price sign at Exxon service station on May 7, 2012.

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Location: WASHINGTON, DC USA - near Watergate complex at intersection Virginia Ave NW and Rock Creek Parkway

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