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Nor'easter could worsen grief at the pump

Jerry Primus uses cans that once held lacquer

Photo credit: Heather Walsh | Jerry Primus uses cans that once held lacquer to carry gas from the Gulf Station in Centereach to his home to power his generator. (Nov. 6, 2012)

Though millions of gallons of gasoline are arriving daily on Long Island, it's anyone's guess how quickly motorists will see any speeding of delivery at the pump -- and the coming nor'easter could worsen things, the governor said.

"In terms of gasoline, the general sense is that it's getting somewhat better," Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said at a Tuesday morning news conference in Manhattan.

"The...

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