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9 U.S. Voters Tell Us How They’re Coping With Higher Prices
Nine U.S. voters share how they are adapting to rising costs of everyday necessities such as gas, utilities, groceries, housing, child care, and health care. The article highlights the financial strain forcing Americans to manage with fewer resources.
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