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Carolinas drivers see gas prices jump as Iran conflict continues
Gas prices in the Carolinas and nationwide are rising due to escalating conflict in Iran, with AAA reporting a 12-cent increase over two days. North Carolina's average price is $3.60 per gallon, and drivers like Janis Crisp report budget impacts. Phillip Annas of Mel’s Superette in Hickory notes limited control over price hikes.
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