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FUEL COSTS DROP WHILE OTHER COSTS REMAIN FLAT IN 2002

Joan Hong, Kevin Casey, Mike Antich

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SUBTITLE: EVEN WITH MINOR INCREASES IN MAINTENANCE AND TIRE COSTS, THE DECREASE IN GAS RETAIL PRICES HAS LED TO DECREASED OPERATING EXPENSES OVERALL.

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SUBTITLE: EVEN WITH MINOR INCREASES IN MAINTENANCE AND TIRE COSTS, THE DECREASE IN GAS RETAIL PRICES HAS LED TO DECREASED OPERATING EXPENSES OVERALL.

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SUBTITLE: EVEN WITH MINOR INCREASES IN MAINTENANCE AND TIRE COSTS, THE DECREASE IN GAS RETAIL PRICES HAS LED TO DECREASED OPERATING EXPENSES OVERALL.

Key concepts: Drop (telecommunication), Automotive engineering, Environmental science, Business, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Transport engineering, Mechanical engineering

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