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How are rising prices affecting you? NPR wants to know

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Stubborn inflation and the rising costs of gasoline, diesel and numerous imported items have many Americans watching their budgets like hawks.

These expenses are often top of mind — for both voters and politicians — in the election season. NPR wants to hear from you: How are you coping with any rising expenses? And how are those costs shaping the way you live?

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