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 WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans feeling the impact of high gasoline prices are driving less, rearranging vacations and cutting other expenses to balance the budget.
An Associated Press-AOL poll found that 51 percent of those surveyed say that if fuel prices remain high for the next six months it will cause a financial hardship for them.
Thirty percent of those polled classified the hit as "serious," according to the survey by Ipsos-Public Affairs for the AP and AOL News.
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