New York Times: Ten dollars a gallon may seem unthinkable to American drivers still smarting from the spike in gas prices to around $4 a gallon. But that was nearly the price that Marco Annarumi faced recently when filling his Jeep on his way home from work. “It hasn’t changed my driving at all – not a bit – I just have to work harder,” he said with seeming indifference. High oil prices and high taxes on gas pushed the average price of gasoline to new heights in much of Europe this summer. Yet …