First have the engine control module (PCM) scanned for fault codes, next if that yields no results have the fuel pressure checked under a load while driving and duplicating the power loss, you may have a failing fuel pump. The least likely possibility is that the exhaust system is somehow restricted, in that case you would need a shop to do what is called a exhaust backpressure test.
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