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The tour, which has been dogged by reports of slow sales and accusations of price-gouging, is still a bit pricey even for many proud parents.
www.cp24.com A proclamation ensures emergency resources can be procured as needed and increases protections for consumers from price-gouging.
wnep.com But look on the bright side: the act also prohibits price-gouging by opportunists looking to fleece desperate people stuck in the storm.
www.cbc.ca I wanted to hear him justify the price-gouging.
mic.com Covered under the same price-gouging statute are the would-be entrepreneurs who stocked up on items to go into business after the hurricane.
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