"We were looking at fare collection options that cost more to collect and process the fare than the amount of the fare," he adds.
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The two trips included the same fare components: • A base fare of $7.
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Up on Nitro Mountain the men fare awful and the women fare worse.
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Greaves said New Jersey's roads and bridges are crumbling, despite fare toll and fare increases.
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"By decriminalizing fare evasion we are only encouraging people to not pay their fare," he added.
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For example, JetBlue recently introduced new fare classes that are more than the base fare, but cheaper than the base fare plus the cost of checking bags at the last minute.
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This language is needed because the uberX fee is just a fare estimate, not a guaranteed fare.
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Alaska's Saver fare and other basic-economy tickets are discount fare classes within an airline's economy cabin.
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Fare: Fare, which also operates in Corpus Christi, has a few interesting perks that set it apart.
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The last fare increase was two years ago when the base fare rose to $2.75 from $2.50.
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Travelers who already booked a pricey fare ahead of airline fare-cap announcements should reach out to see if the airline will adjust their fare, said Patrick Surry, chief data scientist at Hopper.
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Remember, a $40 fare is a huge fare ... I think that's another critical factor of why it works.
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On several measures of health, men fare worse than women, and black men fare worse than white men.
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Setting the ferry fare to match the $2.75 subway fare was an innovation of Mr. de Blasio's administration.
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That fare, now $2.75, has risen to be comparable to the single-ride New York City subway fare.
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The cost of the fare would cost a minimum A$17.39, according to the state government's taxi fare rates, but could climb to at least A$223, according to the private Taxi Fare Calculator.
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Once you sign up for this credit card and meet the requirements, the companion fare lets you score a companion fare for $121 when you book a qualifying paid fare with your credit card.
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In exchange for sharing a ride, the fare is at least 25 percent cheaper than a regular Uber fare.
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Family-friendly fare like "Shazam!" and "Dora and the Lost City of Gold" seemed to fare best among reviewers.
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While Ryanair has not changed its fare forecasts, some analysts had predicted it would scale back planned fare cuts.
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With the new version, users will be given a fare price up front, with "increased demand" written underneath the fare.
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Indeed, in some cases Lyft has announced fare cuts and prompted Uber to follow suit with fare cuts of its own.
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The Wood-Ridge fare is $5.50 one way, or $170 monthly; the Wesmont fare is $6.75 one way, or $184 monthly.
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And sometimes, the luxury of choice presents a conundrum: Should you save the fare and walk, or pay the fare and ride?
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"We are in a low-fare environment, but we like low-fare environments because we are the lowest-cost producer," O'Leary said.
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Make sure to set your search preferences for the lowest available or best fare, not a refundable fare (which will be higher).
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"Passengers deserve to know which portion of their fare goes to their driver and how the algorithms calculate their fare," the groups said.
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But TTC spokesman, Stuart Green, told CityNews simply not paying a fare would not be grounds for a fare inspector to use force.
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By June 210, the 19963-seat Union Fare restaurant will open, serving contemporary American fare, with a raw bar and a charcuterie bar.
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After complaints from commuters about recent fare increases amid worsening service, Mr. Santoro said there would be no fare increase this fiscal year.
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The airline first introduced fare segmentation in November 2019, including a new basic economy fare type — called "Blue Basic" — and several other tiers.
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Under the last fare and toll increase, in March 2015, the base fare for subways and buses rose by a quarter to $2.75.
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In October, Chilean students participated in a mass fare evasion campaign in Santiago, jumping turnstiles to demonstrate against a proposed subway fare increase.
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The service now offers FLYR Fare Protection, as well, which means you can "hold" a fare for 30 days without worrying about price fluctuations.
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The only real way to end the scourge of fare evaders is the simplest method, many advocates argue: Just get rid of the fare.
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The fare for a June 4 trip from Dallas to Houston cost a total of $23.50, including the $21 fare and $2.50 booking fee.
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His group prefers requiring the apps to charge the regulated taxi fare at a minimum, and giving drivers a guaranteed percentage of that fare.
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At a time when Braniff's coach fare between Dallas and San Antonio was $2.53, for example, Southwest's fare for the same route was $22.5.
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When deciding between a slashed fare deal or an added value deal, Gray Fare recommends really examining what is important to you when cruising.
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The trip to Grand Central Terminal takes between 42 and 48 minutes, and costs $13 each way, peak fare; the monthly fare is $289.
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Riders will see long pickup fees as part of their upfront fare on trips, with an estimated long pickup fee showing in the fare breakdown.
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In the eyes of transit fare skeptics, there is no magic fare recovery ratio, no ideal cost that a rider should pay to use transit.
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The airline has a fare-based redemption program, meaning the number of points required for a flight depends on how much the cash fare costs.
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The first fare starts at $1,602 for six-day itineraries round-trip from Paris traveling through Normandy, with the second passenger's fare starting at $802.
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The site is the latest launch from Boston-based company Unleashed, which already operates a cab fare-related website with a fare calculator feature, called taxifarefinder.
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Obviously, these deals are subject to change, so we recommend using Hopper, Google Flights, or another fare-watch app to monitor fare prices through the day.
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But instead of wondering what your fare during surge pricing will be (or trying to do the math yourself) you'll be guaranteed that up-front fare.
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Illustrator Maldito Perrito recently adapted his likeness to advocate for metro fare evasion in the midst of the #EvasiónMasiva protests, sparked by a recent fare hike.
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As bravura pianism, the performance was brilliant and told much, though it gave little idea how Mr. Zhou might fare in more lyrical or Romantic fare.
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It will be determined by the same factors that affect the overall fare such as base fare, time, distance, surge and likelihood of finding a match.
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For example, subway fare evasion and public urination are problems that could be dealt with through civil fines — or better yet, fare subsidies and public restrooms.
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A two-hour journey over a short distance could still carry a fare of only $2.90 — the minimum fare — because "you haven't moved," said Mr. Njoroge.
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"Riders traveling further, where the fee for the trip falls above the minimum fare, won't see any change as a result of the fare increase," he said.
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"Not all OTAs will have the same error fare, so the more OTAs you go through, the better the chance of finding an error fare," Allag said.
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Boring said the passenger fare will be less than half that of a taxi or ride share, but more than the fare on the current train system.
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He said the rollout of a new fare payment system using smartphones, which starts in May, would make it easier to check if someone paid the fare.
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The board was considering two options for fare increases of about 4 percent: The first would keep the base fare at $2.75, but end the bonus for buying a pay-per-ride MetroCard; the second would increase the base fare to $3 and double the bonus to 10 percent.
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Still, the upfront fare a rider receives on an UberPool trip will be the fare he or she pays, regardless of whether there are additional pickups or not.
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Executives have not been shy that they measure the success of this fare class by how many passengers book the higher fare to avoid the basic economy restrictions.
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Another feature seemingly alluring to the crowds is the "Live Fare" option, which allows the rider to see the fare calculated in real time as the trip progresses.
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"Anyone can produce a low fare, producing a low fare with a margin is the trick," Ryanair's Chief Commercial Officer David O'Brien said at a conference last week.
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Yet Uber calculated the overall fare using the same base fare and the same time and distance rate on those trips, suggesting that the tax was not included.
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When we arrived at La Guardia, he explained that the fare was higher than I was used to because a fare increase had gone into effect that day.
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Under some of those programs, reduced-fare MetroCards are personalized, and cost $1.35 per ride, slightly less than half the base subway or local bus fare of $2.75.
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There's no surge pricing — customers pay either the metered fare or can choose to pay a fixed fare, which is displayed on the app ahead of their ride.
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It makes no sense to allow airlines to charge an astronomical fare just because a flight is nearly full, and a dirt-cheap fare for an advance booking.
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"That's when the cruise lines don't necessarily lower the fare, but you get more in the fare…on a luxury line it might be airfare," Gray Faust says.
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The return fare offered on the site was a Flexible fare for around $1,116 that included things such as a checked bag, meals, seat selection and ticket changes.
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Public venues tend to favor experimental, highbrow fare, while private fare is generally considered crowd-pleasing and somewhat lacking in intellectual value — often a fatal flaw in France.
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The authority's board has been considering two options for fare increases of about 4 percent: The first would keep the base fare at $2.75, but end the bonus for buying a pay-per-ride MetroCard; the second would increase the base fare to $3 and double the bonus to 10 percent.
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But we had a couple of fare increases, and then we made the decision to increase the bag fee to $30 if you don't buy it in the fare.
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Plan Ahead Of Fare Hikes The platform was able to work out that fare increases tend to take place seven, 14, and 21 days ahead of your departure date.
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If you plan to use a rides-haring service like Lyft or Uber, estimate fare costs ahead of time by using the fare estimate tools built within those apps.
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"These cameras are purely for the purpose of deterring fare evasion — if you see yourself on a monitor, you're less likely to evade the fare," he told The Verge.
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Subway fare increase: The Metropolitan Transportation Authority board has voted to keep the base fare at $2.75 while eliminating the 5 percent bonus for a pay-per-ride MetroCard.
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"I'd contacted a few Toon [Newcastle United] fans beforehand so I could get fare-value tickets, and had searched online for the fare to Southampton," he told the Chronicle Live.
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"If you see what looks like a too-good-to-be-true cheap fare many months before you plan to travel, grab it — that particular fare won't necessarily drop further."
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The major caveat to snagging this fare is you have to book quickly upon the release of last-minute fare offerings and you may not select your cabin in advance.
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As a result, the in-flight service and experience will be the same for the Saver fare as it will be for someone who purchased a pricier Main-fare ticket.
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Provide documentationIn order to receive your reimbursement you&aposll need to provide:Your original itineraryYour fare receipt to prove you purchased at least part of the travel fare on your card.
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The airline debuted new fare classes in November, introducing a new basic economy fare that forces lower-paying passengers to board last and choose their seats when they check in.
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Our national experience with large scale fare-free transit is not promising, and what we know about the specific plans to offer fare-free bus service do not instill confidence.
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But last month, after transit leaders spent months urging the need for a fare increase to fix the issue, the M.T.A.'s board delayed a vote on the fare hike.
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The authority's board is considering two options for fare increases of about 20223 percent in March: The first would keep the base fare at $22022, but end the bonus for buying a pay-per-ride MetroCard; the second would increase the base fare to $242 and double the bonus to 22022 percent.
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"We will also review the fare scheme, the surge pricing," she said, referring to the fluctuating fare charges which have caused friction as conventional taxis are not allowed to apply them.
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A new "basic" fare has been introduced for passengers who have only hand baggage, with tickets costing up to 60 pounds less than the standard return fare, the airline said. bit.
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Heady fare, sure, but relatively light stuff for Stoppard .
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Uber usually takes 20 percent to 25 percent from each fare, but that cut can increase when factoring surcharges like Safe Ride Fees, which is said to average at $1.75 per fare.
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Careem launched a new, lower fare option for Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, starting from 19 dirhams ($5.20) per trip, which it said was 50 percent cheaper than its existing base fare there.
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But Uber has calculated the fare for both types of rides the same way, suggesting that — contrary to the pizza example — there is no tax included in the fare the passenger pays.
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Mr. Christie said that the agreement would not prompt a fare increase — something the agency had warned was a possibility — but that modest fare increases were likely to happen periodically in the future.
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"The growing problem of fare evasion is just one reason we're excited for our new OMNY fare payment system, which will ultimately provide proof of payment on subway and buses," Mr. Foye said.
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Fare evasion has nearly doubled — from 21995 percent of riders in recent years to 2100 percent this year, contributing to the agency's worsening finances, which could lead to fare increases or service cuts.
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In 2012, the Department of Transportation fined TripAdvisor $80,000 for violating two laws, one that required the total fare that includes taxes and fees to be posted more prominently than the base fare.
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"Uber is deciding who's suitable to do this work for it, what their wages are to be, what the fare is, and the percentage of the fare the worker will get," he says.
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It's similar to splitting a fare in the Uber app.
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Some of the reasons for the slump are standard fare.
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I use my Metrocard for her subway fare and mine.
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One is called Burgundy Lion and serves British pub fare.
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And for drivers and Uber, it means a higher fare.
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So how does Player A fare in this strategy profile?
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The middle class fare similarly when pitted against the rich.
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The rider's fare was fully refunded within a few hours.
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So how will most Americans really fare under the plan?
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How would Westbrook and OKC fare then, the skeptics wondered?
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Russian cuisine has a reputation for being stodgy, unimaginative fare.
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But how would they fare in the commercial retail market?
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Both films were blanked in favor of less enthralling fare.
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Fare evasion was eventually decriminalized in D.C. in May 2019.
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It doesn't work with unlimited or reduced fare passes yet.
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And Trump's immigration agenda doesn't fare well among voters overall.
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Filmography found that behind the cameras, women fare much better.
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Their fare then gets automatically deducted from their linked accounts.
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Each issue of SuperPro plays out as standard superhero fare.
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The menu goes beyond pizza to include typical Italian fare.
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Certain other transphobic vehicular manslaughter "jokes" didn't fare so well.
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And I think Wells Fargo actually should fare pretty well.
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And of course patients without insurance pay the full fare.
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You won't fare as well with the octopus Milanese entree.
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I paid a reduced fare for lunch at the cafeteria.
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Some of them did enough business to pay their fare.
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That's not to say Republicans didn't fare well on Facebook.
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Take the quiz below and tell us how you fare.
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But on social media, Xi doesn't always fare so well.
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In other words, you probably don't want the average fare.
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The allegations against Cooper are somewhat standard reality television fare.
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From Brooklyn to Jersey, my fare comes to $51.20. Yikes.
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If you're not one for typical breakfast fare either, rejoice!
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So the department stores should fare well in that environment.
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No more searching for quarters to make the exact fare.
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All, however, are standard fare in various parts of Africa.
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One big uncertainty is how demand for oil will fare.
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The Getaway Do you know what a Q fare is?
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Teachers in Oklahoma fare even worse at just $45,200 (49th).
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Some of those top locales don't fare well in WalletHub.
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Last year, they witnessed hundreds of arraignments for fare evasion.
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Of course, those who buy earlier still largely fare better.
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Unless the airline refuses to honor the fare, that is.
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Press coverage of the new fare class hasn't been kind.
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These board members ultimately vote on budgets, including fare hikes.
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Utilities tend to relatively fare better, while property stocks suffer.
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Yet even within China Confucian fare is rarely considered distinctive.
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The appeal of Confucian fare is more political than gastronomic.
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Those who cannot afford the fare say they expect help.
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You'll find groceries and prepared fare for your picnicking best.
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Smart man ... Uber fare is WAYYYY cheaper than a DUI.
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We use the joint account to pay for the fare.
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It offers burgers and wings alongside the (preferable) Mediterranean fare.
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There has also been little mention of the likely fare.
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The menu was, of course, not your ordinary wedding fare.
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We're hiring 500 more cops to crackdown on fare evasion!
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Other Broadway fare goes for big names and big concepts.
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How will the irreverent director fare amid Hollywood's sacred rituals?
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That meant many AppDynamics employees would fare very well financially.
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He fears how his family would fare under public scrutiny.
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The broad fare sale has become a staple for Southwest.
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The move would not prompt a fare increase, he said.
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The fare is $9.25 one way or $270 a month.
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I'll give you sensible recipes for weeknight fare, as always.
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And how did these groupings fare in terms of turnout?
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IHOP's line of burgers, in comparison, is pretty standard fare.
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"It was not written like standard sitcom fare," she said.
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The flash fares are only available with Blue fare options.
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Each industry will fare differently, and numerous assumptions were made.
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Meanwhile, employees in Gary, Indiana, do not fare as well.
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Chinese fried rice with seafood is typical hawker center fare.
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Cracking down on fare evaders has racial implications as well.
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How will doctors and hospitals fare under Medicare for all?
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The survey was based on 7,420 booking and fare queries.
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DIVYA'S KITCHEN Ayurvedic food invariably implies holistic Indian vegetarian fare.
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And its fare, as the saying goes, is crazy good.
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Dollywood excels, as one might expect, in traditional Southern fare.
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So how did Eubank Jr. fare in this unforgiving environment?
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Morning Joe didn't fare much better, with 17 percent women.
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However, that doesn't mean that wealthy couples necessarily fare better.
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Steven Matz, who followed deGrom, did not fare as well.
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At Juno, fare rates, and cuts, are set by management.
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Why the fare varies every day I will never understand.
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Another set didn't fare any better than the control plants.
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Older folks would also fare more poorly under the AHCA.
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Yet capitalism doesn't fare much better in the Hail, Caesar!
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Pivoting back to our regular fare, Slack's financials partially leaked.
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Attempts at investor protection fare no better under existing law.
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How would it fare, I wonder, with a role swap?
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But the U.S. skiers did not fare well that day.
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Lars von Trier's latest undertaking didn't fare quite as well.
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How would our beliefs fare against the test of time?
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Republicans fare better in western Michigan, particularly around Grand Rapids.
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I've made it dinner party fare fresh off the grill.
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Vippa has a hippie vibe and Ethiopian and Mexican fare.
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How will Burkina Faso (currently ranked ninth in Africa) fare?
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Not even the wiliest, most enterprising female characters fare well.
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The conductor, however, insisted they hadn't paid the right fare.
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But a more staunch progressive did not fare as well.
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How will "Matthias and Maxime" fare beyond the festival circuit?
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The bus fare is $3.50 one way or $107 monthly.
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How will video cameras be used to deter fare evasion?
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Women who took on powerful men didn't typically fare well.
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It is unclear what fare options the board might consider.
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The board could vote on several fare proposals in February.
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Nobody wants a fare increase, but nobody wants service cuts.
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Small but vital things, like a cab fare, become unattainable.
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And yes, the fare increases may come with service cutbacks.
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Teachers with limited training would very likely fare much worse.
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Trials of potential cures fare particularly poorly in this regard.
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So how does this fare for our remaining beach days?
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Some, like PepsiCo, have persevered in moving toward fresher fare.
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Normal fare, breakfast sandwiches, some bananas, hot soups, toilet paper.
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Uber also said the woman's fare was refunded within days.
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And most winners stayed away from third rail political fare.
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There's no reason to think Sears would fare any differently.
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And yet there has been a resurgence in Bavarian fare.
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Fans who love the theater that surrounds sports fare well.
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But the main fare is linguistic: manuscripts, books, and broadsheets.
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Mr. Bokrezion said it was hard to find a fare.
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It started with unhappiness over a simple subway fare increase.
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Cutting taxes and deregulation might sound like standard Republican fare.
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Young people with only high school degrees fare even worse.
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In Chile, unrest was triggered by a metro fare hike.
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Osipova, while adorable in her beehive, doesn't fare much better.
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In producing such fare, Ms. Jacobson is an industry outlier.
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How did American students fare on the most recent test?
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For the Jewish New Year, it was absolutely standard fare.
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"The fare itself is not the only thing," she emphasizes.
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Sanders, however, would fare better against all three Republican candidates.
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References to "the people" are standard fare in political speech.
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But mental health advocates say vulnerable populations could fare badly.
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Antonette's, a restaurant, offers live music, dancing and Italian fare.
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I think it will fare reasonably well in the future.
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Why do we assume our children will fare any differently?
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Hotels and organizers bring in a taste of local fare.
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The Bucks didn't fare much better out of the gate.
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Pure Foods has thrived selling liver pastes and other fare.
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The wine to drink with this fare, indisputably, is Madiran.
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While mofongo is classic Puerto Rican fare, sushi is not.
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The federal agency declined to comment on the fare rise.
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The fare is becoming too high for some New Yorkers.
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The fare is $9.75 one way, or $298 a month.
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Stop a shutdown, prevent a fare increase, bask in glory.
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Thousands did so, and the minimum fare proposal was dropped.
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On a $10 fare, for instance, Uber previously took $2.50.
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Then again, he may underestimate how other candidates would fare.
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The rest of the campaign's requests didn't fare any better.
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They have a system where they check the fare payment.
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Collectively, the changes made in November 22014 and December 210 appeared to indicate that the fare did not include taxes, and that the only amount Uber could subtract from this fare was its commission.
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Along with the newly revealed fare-setting system, Uber previously announced that drivers in California will get more trip information up front before accepting a rider, including travel time, distance, destination, and estimated fare.
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"These coordinated strike threats are designed to cause unnecessary disruption to customers and damage Ryanair's low fare model, for the benefit of high fare competitor airlines in Ireland and Germany," Ryanair said in a statement.
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US animation studios don't fare much better But the comments shouldn't be taken as an opportunity to rip into the reputation of Studio Ghibli alone, because animation studios in the US don't fare much better.
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Even if the proposed fare increase is eventually approved, subway leaders have warned of steeper fare increases and major service cuts if state lawmakers do not approve new revenue sources for the system this year.
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Travel sites, including fare search-and-comparison like Hipmunk and Booking Holdings unit Kayak, have recently unveiled new features that aim to highlight what exactly passengers are getting when they buy a "no-frills" fare.
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Last year, fare-tracking app Hopper introduced Fare Bear, which helps passengers determine the full price of a ticket, including seat assignment, a meal, baggage fees and other add-ons that used to be free.
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It's all there, but it's buried along with Pornhub's usual fare.
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Lucky for us, Emirates is having a three-day fare sale.
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And it claims the LTE version should fare just as well.
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TALES of black magic are not common fare in British courtrooms.
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How can a comedian fare in the face of familial tragedy?
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All three are functional improvements from Fossil's usual fashion-first fare.
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It's possible that the movie might fare better in international markets.
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The US dollar, on the other hand, didn't fare so well.
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The 10 new menu items are heartier than its lunch fare.
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Ok, so how does the XR fare against the Pixel 2?
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Such scenes are daily fare in bacteriology labs around the world.
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On its surface, that storyline sounds like standard rom-com fare.
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When it comes to Donald Trump, hate is their daily fare.
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There's a demonstrable audience for such fare, particularly within smaller niches.
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He was ultimately charged with theft of service, aka fare evasion.
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Deals that do not carry a transatlantic whiff may fare better.
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And I wonder how your hair would fare in a blizzard?
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" Ryanair claimed it was Europe's "low fare, low CO2 emissions airline.
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That way, you can celebrate your cheap fare all weekend long!
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The next year, Ali gave a "substantial donation" for cab fare.
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Ola is yet to reveal its entire fare structure in Australia.
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But most of surrounding Preston County did not fare so well.
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But how well would you fare against reviews written by AI?
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City-based festivals did not fare much better, particularly in London.
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Democrats in Congress fare best, with 43% approving and 49% disapproving.
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That said, those who overate pasta did not fare so well.
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In the end, the plan is standard "Sanders fare," Pomerleau said.
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He declined to project how margins would fare in the future.
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I've often wondered how I would fare in a zombie apocalypse.
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I give him the five bucks left from my cab fare.
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Sub-Saharan Africa could also fare a little better than expected.
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When it comes to fundraising, how do women-founded teams fare?
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Check the airline's low-fare calendar for the best slashed prices.
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In his chain of theatres he puts on only family fare.
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He said his first responsibility was to taxpayers and fare payers.
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The casual-dining sector, however, might fare better, according to Guggenheim.
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The artier fare has allowed him to explore his eccentric side.
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The rest of the federal government, however, doesn't fare much better.
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The party is expected to fare poorly in the July vote.
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After that, users will have to pay the full fare again.
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The movie was pretty standard romance fare: Cyrus played Veronica, a.k.a.
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Again, check the fare class chart to see the earn rate.
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Bottom line: I don't waste time deciphering every last fare code.
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Private health insurance continues to fare the worst on controlling costs.
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The newlyweds served an assortment of Mexican fare at their reception.
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The company also warned that fare prices could see continued weakness.
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The new loops are a little different from his previous fare.
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The ingredients used also break from the average chip shop fare.
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This does not mean, though, that every region will fare equally.
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The limo driver declined to press charges over the $50 fare.
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Furthermore, the minimum NYC fare will drop from $8 to $7.
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Finally, Air New Zealand is having a Valentine's Day fare sale.
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When booking a bare fare, be sure to confirm your schedule.
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A step up, certainly from the company's more budget-focused fare.
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Rolling Stone does not fare well in this tangled story, either.
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"The timing is good," Pichardo added, noting Uber's recent fare cuts.
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Women who are viewed as unattractive don't fare well in America.
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Even now, the media don't fare well in the public's eyes.
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Emerging market economies are not expected to fare much better, either.
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Maybe grab some street fare at the always popular Home Slice?
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Nor did blacks fare much better under ADC during these years.
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Discount retailer Deb Shops didn't fare as well as Wet Seal.
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Kalanick says he didn't have any choice about the fare cuts.
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But Kamel says the fare cuts have hurt drivers like him.
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McDonald's. The dishes were a far cry from dollar-menu fare.
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It normally charges fees of 20-25 percent of the fare.
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Behind the fare-rise rebellion lies a pervasive sense of unfairness.
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Children in Italy, Estonia and Slovakia all fare better than ours.
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Cruz did not fare much better in the Post/ABC poll.
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In 2017, however, PG-13 horror fare landed with a thud.
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African countries and conflict-ridden nations such as Yemen fare worst.
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MIFARE is a technology used as a ticketing/fare collection platform.
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He didn't fare as well yesterday with European lawmakers in Brussels.
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SGT Updated with Uber's comments on fare structures for shorter rides.
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It's also why he's poised to fare poorly in the Northeast.
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The subway fare in New York City, for example, is $2.75.
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The fare at the fair included local delicacies like turkey legs ...
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How does this fare with the national demographics, you might ask?
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He will be hoping to fare better than his young friend.
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Another small competitor, Fare, drove off into the sunset last June.
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A gap exists between kid shows like "iCarly" and adult fare.
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Crime fell, after a crackdown on, of all things, fare evasion.
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Typical fare from a press corps considered hostile to the administration.
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How might his all-career team fare in various mythical matchups?
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The $1.50 fare is the same as city bus passengers pay.
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The favorites in the other marquee events didn't fare as well.
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That could apply even if you've purchased the rock-bottom fare.
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Flint residents didn't fare any better with the Select Steel case.
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Pivetta didn't fare any better in the top of the second.
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Trump and his associates already won't fare well in history's judgment.
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In fact, on Amtrak children (123 to 13) pay half fare.
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Republicans in Congress fare even worse than Trump in recent polling.
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Cruz's Super Saturday Mr. Trump didn't fare much worse than expected.
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It's not hard to understand why drones make for compelling fare.
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How the deal will fare under President Trump is less clear.
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Among others, RideAustin, Fare, Fasten and InstaRyde all operate within Austin.
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There's also plenty to look at while you enjoy your fare.
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So how did the service fare in its limited beta period?
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Other shows speak to familiar and popular formulas for teen fare.
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The cities subsidize the rides and consumers pay a $3 fare.
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But there are concerns about how it'll fare with Hurricane Dorian.
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As we all saw, the glass did not fare so well.
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The fare included a "roomette," the smallest private compartment on offer.
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So you want something a little different than the standard fare?
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He sniffed at the local Blockbuster, which mainly stocked mainstream fare.
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Would I fare better at the Michelangelo, on the West Side?
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, older surgical patients often fare worse than younger ones.
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Yet the academy's documentary branch voters largely opted for grittier fare.
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You generally fare best when it comes to managing your time.
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Others are frustrated that another fare increase is expected in March.
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Threats of a 15 percent fare hike are rooted in reality.
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Passengers may, however, need to pay any difference in fare price.
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So how would Björk Digital's early dalliance into this realm fare?
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"L'ho fatto per tutta la vita e non potrei fare nient'altro".
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It was an affecting tableau, and the Fare observer looked content.
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So how will the United States fare under this new system?
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And do healthier patients fare just as well in either setting?
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The San Francisco-based app is now targeting traditional, local fare.
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How do you think that person will fare against President Trump?
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Our recommendations include fare for readers of all ages and stages.
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Even today, his basic menu of ideas is fairly conventional fare.
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Based in Asheville, North Carolina, Earth Fare was founded in 1975.
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There is light fare like a caprese salad with prosciutto ($12).
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After the fare increase, transport can cost 32,000 pesos a month.
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A doctor cannot predict how a particular premature baby will fare.
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Monthly parking in Harrison is $215; a monthly PATH fare, $89.
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Uber doesn't show names until after the driver accepts the fare.
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How General Nicholson will fare under the Trump administration remains unclear.
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But it would have to steer clear of the usual fare.
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Exxon Mobil and Marathon Oil did not fare as well, however.
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It is not clear that this plan will fare any better.
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However, travel enthusiasts also like this card&aposs famous companion fare.
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Woods, 41, was tested for impairment and did not fare well.
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Others worry about how students would fare under the Treasury Department.
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Local ingredients, particularly seafood, will be translated into Italian coastal fare.
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The fare is $9.75 one way, or $244.35 for 40 trips.
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Not all former Dow stocks fare so poorly after their removal.
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The hope is that democracy will fare better than in 2016.
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Chilean students protesting the fare hike at Los Heroes metro station.
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All passengers will still be responsible for any change in fare.
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Traditional Italian fare also includes fresh pasta and brick oven pizza.
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How people fare will largely depend on the choices of policymakers.
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Apparently it's even trendy café fare up and down the country.
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This was more or less the fare from Oxford to London.
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That emotional push and pull elevated Marvel beyond regular superhero fare.
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It is uncertain how the legal challenges will fare in court.
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In 2015, the remaining members reunited for "Fare Thee Well" shows.
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Yet the office still prosecutes minor marijuana offenses and fare evasion.
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Airlines from China and Hong Kong are expected to fare worst.
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"I pictured myself schlepping laundry down the street," Mr. Fare said.
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Vonn has admitted she doesn't know exactly how she would fare.
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The base fare for subways and buses could jump to $3.
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Peak trains take 57 to 63 minutes; monthly fare is $369.
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"Artists and writers could fare even worse now," Mr. Arrufat said.
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Besha Rodell's Australia Fare restaurant reviews appear twice a month online.
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And some research shows that patients with cervical cancer fare worse.
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And Trump's immigration agenda doesn't fare well among voters overall either.
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To win business, airlines have to deliver the absolute lowest fare.
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There, officers lie in wait, nabbing those who skip the fare.
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Second, it revised its definition of a fare to omit the parenthetical phrase "including applicable taxes and fees," suggesting that the company was rethinking whether the fare should always include taxes in jurisdictions that levy them.
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For example, the fare breakdown for this itinerary for two adults and two half-fare children in the Family Bedroom is $1,238 to $1,398, depending on the season, and discounting for, among other things, AAA memberships.
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The panel recommended a fare hike and Mr. O'Dwyer, facing what some described as the "inexorable arithmetic" of the city's finances, became the first Democratic mayor to break with the party's commitment to the nickel fare.
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Some City Council members and advocates for the poor have complained in recent months that fare evasion arrests amount to the criminalization of poverty, contending many people jump turnstiles because they cannot afford the $2.75 fare.
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If you have four appointed members on the MTA board, they should be advocating on behalf of the toll and fare payers, and they should be fighting and trying to stop these fare and toll hikes.
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The prices for UberXL, which offers rides in minivans and SUV vehicles, have also dropped by around 15% — the base fare is now $3.85, the per minute fare is $0.50 and the per mile rate is $2.85.
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The MTA does offer a reduced fare that is half of the $2.75 fare that most have to pay, but it is reserved for riders who are over the age of 65 or living with a disability.
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One recent study found that when a bus rider didn't have money to pay the fare (or their fare card was empty), bus drivers let 72% of white testers, but only 36% of black testers, ride free.
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A more thoughtful regime would ensure that all drivers make a living wage by establishing a minimum fare for riders, and a standardized share of that fare for drivers, regardless of what kind of car they drive.
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"The New York miracle, if you will, began with fare evasion — fare evasion enforcement on the subway 25 years ago," Mr. Bratton said in February 2014, when he was newly appointed by Mr. de Blasio as commissioner.
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Republicans fare far better in the rural, western part of the state.
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In other words, combating fare evasion could put vulnerable bodies at risk.
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On the local buses, facial recognition software has replaced the fare box.
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Speaking of the house, Scott did not fare well inside of it.
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But it&aposs part music, part TED talk and part food fare.
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I don't tend to fare much better with my own people, though.
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The fare is calculated based on distance and current demand and supply.
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Bi-annual fare hikes began in 2009 and are expected to continue.
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United will likely provide more detail on its costs and fare outlook.
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I tried CrossFit a few years ago and did not fare well.
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The airline confirmed the fare hike in an email to CNN Business.
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Marans tell me men fare a little better in this scenario, though.
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And don't worry: Meat-filled sandwiches remain on the bill of fare.
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The team asked the customers to deplane and their fare was refunded.
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It's not clear how well the plaintiffs will fare with their complaint.
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But how will the retailers fare the rest of the holiday season?
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Research has found that women generally fare worse financially after a divorce.
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The cowgirl hat didn't fare as well — it got chewed, of course.
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Such a move eliminates the driver, letting Uber keep the entire fare. ?.
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They are also switching from soft drinks and alcohol to healthier fare.
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On JetBlue, the fare is available until early December of this year.
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How did a 21-year-old starter fare on a terrible team?
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However, the bakers fare far better than they did with the baguettes.
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Apple also didn't fare brilliantly, recording an annual drop of 6 percent.
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As additional fees stacked up, Fair didn't fare much better operating it.
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One of the young couples take care of most of the fare.
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There are other taxis coming my way, probably looking for a fare.
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How do you think you would fare running for president in 2020?
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The driver keeps the fare they charge and any tips they earn.
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Neither fare earned him more than $5 after Uber deducted its commission.
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So it will be interesting to see how Blendle's personalized predictions fare.
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Don't think Veronica and Archie are going to fare any better, though.
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Another response that came up again and again was traditional Thanksgiving fare.
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The cost of subway fare was a drain on the family's finances.
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Organic grocer Earth Fare filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on February 4.
|
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They became the first people to receive 7-Eleven fare by drone.
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They serve traditional Sami fare, fusing traditional Sami flavours with modern creativity.
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The old-style standard economy fare, meanwhile, had been marked up $20.
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Another Michigan Muslim whose campaign earned national attention didn't fare as well.
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American Airlines is launching a new discounted fare class called Basic Economy.
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It will sell vegetarian fare in most of its newly acquired outlets.
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The company has now raised its fare to 42 shillings per km.
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The government is considering limiting fare increases more strictly in the future.
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Thus single southerners will fare better than northerners with families to support.
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You can very easily sign up for the $9 Fare Club here.
|
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But how will the restaurant industry fare if E-Verify becomes mandatory?
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That means less fare competition, allowing fares at other carriers to rise.
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Kratz, by the way, didn't fare so well post-Making a Murderer.
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How Postmates will fare on the public markets is up for debate.
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Bacteria don't fare very well on a cold, dry, plastic toilet seat.
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It's still unclear how Samsung and Apple will fare amid recent news.
|
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And at $4.99, it's no more expensive than other fast-food fare.
|
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It will fare much better and generate far greater appeal among consumers.
|
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From Fort Lauderdale Airport, the average domestic fare in 2016 was $241.80.
|
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It was the second round of subway fare hikes since March 2017.
|
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The durables sector does not fare well after the Fed lowers rates.
|
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So, seize your opportunity to indulge in some escapist fare on Halloween.
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The family didn't have smaller denomination notes with them for the fare.
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It's typically light Pussy Riot fare, I'm sure we can all agree.
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I also wondered how people with physical challenges or disabilities would fare.
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More age-appropriate fare never grabbed her attention in the same way.
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The Waymo One app offers self-driving car rides for a fare.
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For those who don't fare well, the answer can be less flattering.
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When there is surge pricing, you'll be quoted that more expensive fare.
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Not even gonna lie: I fare skip a lot of the time.
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What sets Aquaman apart from other DCEU fare is that it's fun.
|
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So how did all the various players in this political drama fare?
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Doshi said he'll be watching how Facebook's margins fare in Wednesday's report.
|
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On that basis, Democrats didn't fare so well in the California primary.
|
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Sadly, her attempt to create a ponytail didn't fare any better, either.
|
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The standard Blue fare allows one carry-on and one personal item.
|
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"We need to give drivers a say in fare adjustments," Holt said.
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It's all-ages fare with a cartoonish look and sugar-sweet story.
|
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High-end rivals like Four Seasons and Ritz Carlton fare far better.
|
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As The Guardian noted, the Daily Mail didn't fare quite so well.
|
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Princeton Tigers fare remarkably well after graduation for a number of reasons.
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Its prediction about the Senate bill is unlikely to fare much better.
|
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But it's always balanced out by brightness and more lighthearted comedic fare.
|
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Along with lower costs, UberPool is a guaranteed fare, which people like.
|
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By this measure South-East Asia and South America fare especially well.
|
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But what sets all this apart from the fare at other birrierias?
|
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The average US fare is now at its lowest level since 2010.
|
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It does not explicitly discuss how many existing tax preferences would fare.
|
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In times of crisis, businesses providing basic necessities tend to fare better.
|
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"Is that legal?" a drunk patron queried, of the questionable fare onscreen.
|
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The round-trip fare came to about $384, including taxes and fees.
|
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Metro released its special edition fare card for the inauguration last month.
|
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Jonathan Reynolds's recipe for pineapple upside-down cake is classic project fare.
|
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However, Uber has clarified that the fare hike mainly affects short rides.
|
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Prosecutors may fare better with misdemeanor charges under the drinking water law.
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Hugo Soca is hoping to change this widespread unfamiliarity with Uruguayan fare.
|
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"Alaska would fare very, very poorly," he said according to the Times.
|
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How would I fare in the city of seven hills, I wondered?
|
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Value stocks (financials, energy, telecom) would simply fare better under tax cuts.
|
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Coors Rocky Mountain Spring Water launched in 1990 and didn't fare well.
|
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A week earlier, Delta cut its guidance on fourth-quarter fare revenue.
|
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Birds have been fine — memorable, even — as secondary characters in animated fare.
|
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The darker and more quiet my surroundings are, the better I'll fare.
|
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Novikov serves pan-Asian fare, including more than 15 varieties of sake.
|
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In the report that is forthcoming, he may not fare as well.
|
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Stoney's Pub in Wilmington, Delaware, is best known for its English fare.
|
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I also discovered a $561 round-trip fare between Hartford and Beijing.
|
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Ryanair's fare cuts helped, but it also got lucky with rivals' bankruptcies.
|
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It remains to be seen whether they fare any better than Mattis.
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"[But] women did not fare nearly as well as advocates," Ginsburg continued.
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But she continued to fare poorly among white men without college degrees.
|
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Neither choreographer's aesthetic is the Joyce's main fare and probably shouldn't be.
|
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Parents shouldn't worry about letting their children watch this holiday fare, though.
|
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Republicans fare even worse, according to a CNN poll conducted by SSRS.
|
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But how will he fare with those additional 66,000 health care workers?
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We are not sure how he would fare as a warrior, though.
|
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Uber expects uberBoda passenger costs to average roughly a dollar per fare.
|
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Penn didn't fare much better, going just 4-of-15 early on.
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Fortunately, there's a fervent strain bubbling just barely beneath the glossier fare.
|
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Other major U.S. cities like L.A. and Chicago don't fare well, either.
|
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News organizations immediately began considering how they would fare in the ranking.
|
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Perhaps he thought his agency would fare better under Trump than Clinton.
|
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These fare well under anything, but they really shine under gym shorts.
|
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Documentation if you used multiple payment methods to purchase the travel fare.
|
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It is far from clear how MGM will fare in its lawsuits.
|
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Still, some members of the "Today" team found room for lighter fare.
|
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I was pleased, then, to find a fare of $280 one-way.
|
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There's the usual fare of VCs, startup hustlers and swooped-in execs.
|
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Another former prime minister accused of graft did not fare as well.
|
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If Uber refuses, a "fairness fee" should be added to each fare.
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Just not your normal studio fare in any way, shape, or diagram.
|
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The bus fare remains outrageous, and it will rise again next year.
|
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The music is a typical fare of Frescobaldi, Benda, Rameau and Bach.
|
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It remains to be seen if TAVR valves will fare as well.
|
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These types of missteps are often excusable in more generic genre fare.
|
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Right now, the tap technology only allows people to pay full fare.
|
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The trio define their mandates differently, but all often favor smaller fare.
|
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But it has not been clear exactly why fare evasion is up.
|
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"Raising the fare," she said, "I won't even have money to eat."
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For starters, not all of Fox's cable networks mesh with Disney's fare.
|
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Who else has previously attempted this feat and how did they fare?
|
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If Steve Jobs struggled to break through, how will this film fare?
|
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It was not clear how the legislation might fare in the Senate.
|
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The IRT sought to set aside the contract and raise the fare.
|
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The Army National Guard and Army Reserve did not fare any better.
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So this week's and next week's columns will deal with Halloween fare.
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Many wondered how the Kate Spade label would fare without Kate Spade.
|
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It is anybody's guess how the regime will fare if unrest flares.
|
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Indeed, no one knows how any of these animals fare at all.
|
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The elevated dining also goes far above the standard all-inclusive fare.
|
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The often lackluster fare meant the men were often obsessed with food.
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But it's too soon to tell how well the country will fare.
|
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Two uninterrupted hours of such fare can eventually wear on the nerves.
|
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The main draw of DramaFever and Kocowa is South Korean television fare.
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What offense can someone commit that involves a bus or subway fare?
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If the show was somewhat subversive for religious fare, it wasn't disrespectful.
|
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I wonder how C. J. would fare in the Trump White House.
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Both of the bars will feature light fare like tacos and salads.
|
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I scoffed at cookbooks that provided recipes for aggressively kid-friendly fare.
|
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She also said she wanted to add some multiculturalism to the fare.
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Wash them down with Irish stew, chicken wings and other "tavern fare."
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In short, strategies that attend to power asymmetries tend to fare better.
|
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More cinephile-friendly fare is available on the recently started Filmstruck, naturally.
|
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Trump's favored policies on immigration do not fare well in the poll.
|
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The stories that Russia labeled "fake news" were certainly more mainstream fare.
|
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A second concern is how the company would fare in a recession.
|
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It's been a while since Broadway has seen such gratifying, Hitchcockian fare.
|
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"We borrowed the bus fare and came to the camp," she said.
|
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"Her campaign began to realize it wouldn't fare so well," he said.
|
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On the other, cabs inch along the curb, waiting for a fare.
|
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Privately, many experts warned the system would fare worse in real combat.
|
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ANE is so rare there are few studies on how children fare.
|
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The one-way fare is $10.25; a monthly pass is about $294.
|
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Individuals who are fortunate enough to have employer coverage may fare better.
|
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Investors remain divided on how Netflix will fare as competition heats up.
|
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There, Microsoft had good reason to think it would fare much better.
|
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A few cable shows, offered up as counterprogramming to broadcast network fare.
|
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The new basic economy fare for the same flight will be $136.
|
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Accusers do not tend to fare well in word-on-word clashes.
|
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It is less clear, however, how democracy would fare in a crisis.
|
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Although Mr. Slonim specialized in light journalistic fare, he took it seriously.
|
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Species that had been introduced in certain areas didn't fare well, either.
|
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"It makes me feel like the fare is not fair," he said.
|
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What if she didn't need to pay the bus fare to Harare?
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As impressive as that is, original investors in Amazon fare even better.
|
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Those who did receive an automatic yearly raise didn't fare much better.
|
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Chaos ensued when Chilean president Sebastián Piñera decided a metro fare hike.
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So did other genre fare like The Leftovers, Westworld, and Mr. Robot.
|
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Growing beyond demand can be risky and lead to spiraling fare wars.
|
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Serious fare, after all, is generally the preferred choice come Oscar time.
|
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They may be charged a difference in fare, however, the airline said.
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But surge pricing "changed everything," he said, pointing to his fare meter.
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Fare beaters can receive a civil summons that carries a $100 fine.
|
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Mr. Fare, a school administrator in northern New Jersey, drives to work.
|
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Monthly fare from Cortlandt is $369, and from Croton-Harmon it's $311.
|
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But mature specimens of ponderosa pine generally fare well during such fires.
|
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In high school, he sold donuts to pay for his bus fare.
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Peripheral European indexes didn't fare much better than the big eurozone bourses.
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Best dining: Terminal 5 offers a substantial and varied lineup of dining options, from tiny La Vie offering French bistro fare to the Spanish tapas specialist Piquillo and Deep Blue Sushi, which also offers grab-and-go fare.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The Kenyan unit of U.S. ride-hailing firm Uber Technologies Inc has increased its fare by 20 percent, a move that follows protests and strikes by Uber drivers who said a lower fare made their service uneconomical.
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Winner: Draw The iPhone 23S Plus didn't fare very well on the low-light test in our ultimate smartphone camera shootout last year — that honor went to the LG G27 — and it doesn't fare well against the S21 Edge.
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In the fall, it briefly tested a "low price guarantee" service that promised anyone who booked a flight on Google that it would monitor the fare and pay the difference if the fare dropped before the flight took off.
|
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Airlines have become creative at generating more passenger revenue: adding baggage fees, charging passengers to select their seats, and segmenting the cabin by creating a fare class that passengers dislike enough to pay a higher fare to avoid it.
|
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Earlier this year, United Airlines introduced a new class of fare, "basic economy".
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The discounted fare is valid for travel from January through early February 2018.
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But inmates who attend privately financed college classes before release fare much better.
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Clinton should fare slightly worse in Nevada than she would in most states.
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How she will fare when she goes insurance shopping is impossible to know.
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Dim sum, small-plate fare served on wheeled carts, is great for groups.
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Uber driver Shahid, from Leatherhead, U.K., performed tricks to amuse a recent fare.
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Strom Thurmond in 2003 would fare with a new generation of voters today.
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Nestlé and Danone, European food giants, are increasingly mindful of selling healthier fare.
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Hunger Games love interests Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson didn't fare as well.
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In contrast, the human driver does not instantly know the corresponding taxi fare.
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Fare hikes might be a pain for customers, but investors loved the news.
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Standard tip: 15% to 20% of your fare Tip after your ride ends.
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It would fare better if it attempted an identity separate from its past.
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There's also an 21080-megapixel front-facing camera for your standard-fare selfie.
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F/J/C/Y Class These letters appear in your fare booking codes.
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Their ankles were flecked with mud; their stomachs were full of Toulousian fare.
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And in exchange, the company will take 20 percent of each trip fare.
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With my basic economy fare, my seat would be assigned at check-in.
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There isn't much reason (yet) to believe Twitter's streams will fare any better.
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But apart from the unsinkable Deutch, the movie's women don't fare as well.
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Another challenge facing index funds is how they will fare in volatile markets.
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It manages to snag beloved stars, but then puts them into mediocre fare.
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Tips are not included in the fare, nor are they expected or required.
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And in general, Perdue's outlook on issues is very conventional Republican Party fare.
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Meaning certain films fare better than others when it comes to 23D showings.
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Still, history shows that highly-leveraged companies like GE fare worse during recessions.
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The MTR fare is $0.60 each way for a grand total of $1.20.
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Tickets at this price can be found using the airline's low fare calendar.
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Fare prices may drop by between 103 percent and 210 percent, it said.
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This training is now standard fare in the first days after a disaster.
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Peter Parker's problems are he doesn't have enough money for the bus fare.
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How do people generally fare after they are set free from wrongful convictions?
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But tests still need to determine how it will fare in open air.
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"Ford will not fare well though not as bad as September," he added.
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American's higher-level fare bundles include a free checked bag and priority boarding.
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Certainly not your run-of-the-mill, standard holiday fare, but festive nonetheless.
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Oher allegedly objected, apparently believing the driver wanted to run up the fare.
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Olsson's cookbook turns familiar veggie-centric recipes into easily elevated and vibrant fare.
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The past few years have seen a rise in serious-minded genre fare.
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So fare warning, some people may find the following series of photos disturbing!!
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As you'd expect for the price, this is not the most exciting fare.
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Of course, this being Gucci, it's not your typical blazer-and-trouser fare.
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Sadly, Good Girls Revolt didn't fare as well: There's no incoming second season.
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Let's hope so, because young adult fare shouldn't stop after senior year graduation.
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From Newark to Paris on United the fare was $4,550, a search showed.
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Her descendant, Mikki, didn't fare much better despite a wildly different personal philosophy.
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One day it popped up with a one-peso fare ($0.02) to Boracay.
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As you would expect, he prefers American-made LPs to more global fare.
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But fewer people have looked at how narcissists fare in informal, social settings.
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There's not much to indicate that a computer would fare much better.[Quartz]
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The Grab is $10 and I pay the $6 entry fare to Sentosa.
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That made it harder for the site to compete on quality, scripted fare.
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So, what kind of fare can you anticipate to find 3 Green Hearts?
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New data collected by WIRED show that local police departments fare little better.
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We wait patiently for flavor additions, novel food products, and trend driven fare.
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It paid the difference to the full fare itself, minus a commission fee.
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Unfortunately for Stewart, her wedge salad with Russian dressing didn't fare well, either.
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Fare errors are also occasionally the result of online travel agency (OTA) glitches.
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How the House bill will fare in the Senate remains to be seen.
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Ponying up the extra fare for a direct flight automatically eliminates potential headaches.
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The other dude didn't fare much better -- he was grounded and pounded on!!!!
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Adam's check-up showed no serious injuries, but Trooper didn't fare as well.
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Even the Byrde kids -- frequently a weakness in such fare -- generate intriguing threads.
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Grab has a dedicated team of economists that determine what fare you pay.
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New York City's Toy Fair included more than the typical fare this year.
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Both are oddballs — your typical comedy fare — but understandable picks for network comedy.
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Location: Palo Alto and Tel Aviv Competitors: Other fare-tracking technologies and startups.
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A standard roundtrip fare to Rome from most major cities is about $850.
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In more light-hearted fare, these kinds of characters have become well-established.
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Most want to finish the journey quickly to look for their next fare.
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My chin was new to the game, however, and it didn't fare well.
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United is introducing basic economy, a cheaper — and worse — fare class below economy.
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They spend a lot of marketing and promotions, like fare discounts and giveaways.
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In July, Trump predicted Spicer would fare just fine outside of his administration.
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Shannon stars primarily in indie fare, movies that struggle to find an audience.
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Even Southwest Airlines has begun to behave less like a low-fare carrier.
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Later this year, the board is expected to discuss fare increases for 2017.
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That means bonds could fare better as investors react to weakening profit growth.
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Located in Washington, DC, Farmers Fishers Bakers serves sushi and rustic America fare.
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"Everything hinges around how people are able to fare through the winter months."
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How do you turn the tower of blocks into boozy, adult-friendly fare?
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Should they fare well, I expect Samsung to report record earnings this year.
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I had nothing to give them -- no money, no train fare, no food.
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Vegan fare accounts for about a quarter of all sales, Mr. Berthiaume said.
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"And I wonder how your hair would fare in a blizzard?" she added.
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How do students in such non-traditional learning environments fare on standardized tests?
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In Spain, arroz negro and black paella have long been standard fare, too.
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Apple didn't fare much better, coming in fifth place for number of shipments.
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"When that happens, stocks do not fare well," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The airline departments that create fare sales usually do so on Monday afternoons.
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How will gender equality fare in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and elsewhere?
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It has casual fare like deviled eggs, burgers and a warm lobster roll.
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Get half off a companion fare on the Great Safaris Kenya Adventure trip.
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If you like British fare, "Call the Midwife" (Netflix) fits your criteria exactly.
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They were far more fun than the usual dry, policy-driven Brussels fare.
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There is little evidence to suggest that other states will fare any better.
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That all makes it hard to predict how the company will fare financially.
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JetBlue will sell a new basic economy fare, the airline said on Tuesday.
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If he could fare well, it would probably help him more than most.
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Ms. Galindo, who works at a Fine Fare supermarket in Harlem, was lucky.
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"I like all the Italian stuff," he added of his preferred vegan fare.
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And younger millennials fare no better, with only 11 percent achieving home-ownership.
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Bates was arrested for allegedly refusing to pay his cab fare in Queens.
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The Democratic alternative is not expected to fare much better in the Senate.
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The usual fare drowned out any detailed mention of the potential DACA deal.
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Those two, Trump and Ted Cruz, are merely different flavors of rancid fare.
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Plus, I'm not the type to fare well in a post-apocalyptic scenario.
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One wonders how the two composers will fare being compared to each other.
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Relatability is often an indicator of how candidates will fare in the election.
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But a lot of it fresh Rap Caviar fare, too—Kendrick, Migos, Drake.
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Like Fare, there's also an option to tip your driver in the app.
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The benefits were obvious, allowing for easier fare increases while offering tiered pricing.
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Tonight's episode of Inside Amy Schumer delivered its usual fare of social commentary.
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"The Incredible Hulk," the second movie in the MCU, didn't fare much better.
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Terrestrial creatures may fare slightly better, but they are not off the hook.
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The precedent of near-yearly fare hikes is a dangerous one at best.
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Most will honor the lower fare, but will deduct any applicable change fee.
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A single fare on Budapest's Metro costs 350 Hungarian forints ($1.15.)Source: BKK
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At the time I booked, a basic fare ticket was priced at $182.
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But this raises questions about how banks will fare in the long term.
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That can be a good deal, depending on the cost of the fare.
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These methods have helped lower rates of fare evasion in cities like Oslo.
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Yet subway fare evasion hasn't curbed despite increased policing, officials said in October.
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Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, 431 West 37th Street, 718-37-0050 ext.
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Australians living in New Zealand — 22,470, according to 2013 census figures — fare better.
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Traveling on the holiday itself will always cut down on your total fare.
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Now they are putting the whole seeds to another use, as snack fare.
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For pressed sushi and Kyoto-style fare inspired by home cooking, visit Hibino.
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And SSRIs often fare no better than placebos for mild to moderate depression.
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And saving nearly $3 on subway fare is the icing on the cake.
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If so, you'll need more substantial fare tonight, and we've got you covered.
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More substantial fare will include Wiener schnitzel and hanger steak with pumpkinseed chimichurri.
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I don't know how places like Joe Allen will fare in the future.
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In this world, highly centralized countries will fare much worse than decentralized ones.
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The one-way peak fare is $13.50, and a monthly pass is $297.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat in his third term, has opposed the fare increase.
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Traditional Turkish fare has come to a neighborhood better known for Greek food.
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They would not be charged anything beyond the metered fare for the pickup.
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The big question is how Europe's alliance of far-right populists will fare.
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Once I'd found it, I lurched to the front to pay my fare.
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How will Japan fare with all four of its scorers on the bench?
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Sanders didn't fare much better in addressing his own shortcomings with black voters.
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I'm not sure how both of these wines will fare in another decade.
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Try out our tool to predict how your town is expected to fare.
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But the match in Serbia was the one Fare officials viewed most warily.
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As for recent fare, I absolutely love "Ready Player One" by Ernie Cline.
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Those who did go forward, the agency found, did not always fare well.
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I was pretty surprised, since I had thought of it as Tuesday fare.
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The few announced Trump primary challengers don't seem destined to fare much better.
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Sáenz (Elisabet Torras), a woman of action and romance, doesn't fare much better.
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Yet Sanders's main rival doesn't fare any better, though for quite different reasons.
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The countries remaining in the European Union, however, will not fare as well.
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There are Johnson's products as well as lower-priced Hill Country Fare equivalents.
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Beyond that, it must pay four times the original fare, up to $1,350.
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"There's this preconceived notion that 'vacation books' are light fare," the writer says.
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Alaska Air (ALK): Fare wars and rising fuel costs hurt poorly run airlines.
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Lighter fare, like a croque-monsieur and various tartines, will also be served.
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With the fare hike, a rush-hour subway ride would cost about $1.20.
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Or are you more interested in lighter fare, with more laughs than screams?
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It is not always popular, as the reaction to the fare increase shows.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller and pressure to keep the subway fare at 20 cents.
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How they fare depends on the audience and the work, among other factors.
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Evidence suggests that patients of color fare better when they have nonwhite doctors.
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Passengers pay only the difference in fare when they change flights on Southwest.
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He was a popular teacher of ceramics, Photoshop, drawing and other creative fare.
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The group seeks minimums for base fare, per mile and per minute rates.
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For the same dates, the lowest round-trip fare on United was $286.
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So we head to Sharky's which also serves up Western and European fare.
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It's here that the novel is in danger of becoming literally escapist fare.
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The lure of R-rated superhero fare has always come with potential tradeoffs.
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The next item on the agenda, tax "reform," may not fare much better.
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There, the chef Samuel Clonts, who was at Brooklyn Fare, prepares tasting menus.
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