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Nov. 17, 2008

Gail Nash and Randy Lambson are a couple who work for a trucking company based in the small town of Deckerville, Michigan

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From inongimke: Gail Nash and Randy Lambson are a couple who work for a trucking company based in the small town of Deckerville, Michigan. The rising cost of fuel has changed the way the trucking company operates, the way they think about their jobs, and, potentially, might change their lives.

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