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Why gas prices rise fast but fall slowly Original

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By Anne Allred Verified
| KSDK-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS — When conflict erupts in oil-producing regions around the world, Americans often notice a familiar pattern: gasoline prices rise quickly. When tensions ease and oil markets stabilize, however, prices at the pump tend to fall more slowly.
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VERIFY: Does a harsh winter mean fewer mosquitoes and gnats?

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By Anne Allred Verified
| KSDK-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
SAINT LOUIS, Mo. — After a winter that packed more punch than usual, many in St. Louis are wondering what it could mean for summer. January brought an extended stretch of below-freezing temperatures for an entire week. It almost set a record. Plus, our region had above-average snowfall. With that kind of winter in the rearview mirror, it raises a familiar question: Could all that cold and snow mean fewer mosquitoes and gnats in the months ahead?
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VERIFY: Do seniors on Medicare qualify for a $1,200 government food card?

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By Anne Allred Verified
| KSDK-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS — During the current Medicare open enrollment period, ads promising seniors hundreds of dollars for groceries are appearing frequently on television and online. That led 5 On Your Side viewer Alfreda Hampton to ask the VERIFY team to take a closer look. Is it true seniors on Medicare qualify for a food card worth up to $1,200 from the government?
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