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"Gasoline prices in the Milwaukee area have risen 13 cents in the last week, according the price- tracking website gasbuddy.com.The average price is now $3.58 per gallon, compared to $3.45 one week ago.\"It's getting harder and harder to make sure that you've got enough money to be able to get to work,\" said motorist Diana Herman. \"I'm putting out an awful lot of money and I'm not seeing a whole lot getting back from it.\"VIDEO: Gas prices rise in Milwaukee areaTruck driver William Bray shared her frustration.\"All over the country driving around, they go up for no reason what so ever,\" he said.It costs Bray more than $900 to fill up his rig. He said the recent hike makes about $50\u00A0difference to him but he's not the only one that's feeling it.\"It affects everybody down the line, so they jack our prices up, that jacks the consumer prices up, everything else is going to cost more to deliver, all it is is hurting the economy,\" Bray said.The question consumer always raise is why.\u00A0Some blame greed.\u00A0Some blame the cold weather. Some blame hot-button crises in the world such as the trouble in Ukraine.\"Anything can affect the price,\" said John Felmy, of the American Petroleum Institute. \"The cost of crude oil has gone up. Now crude oil has gone up because we've had some significant supply disruptions in places like Sudan and Venezuela, and ... because it's been so cold the demand for oil has been up.\"Experts said other factors affecting prices during the summer months include hurricanes and the reformulated summer blend gasoline."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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