Florida gas prices to jump as tax "holiday" ends
Drivers will see a 25-cent jump at the pump
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Drivers will see a 25-cent jump at the pump
Floridians can expect to spend more for gas starting Tuesday, as the state's gas-tax holiday is coming to an end.
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