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Meanings of fares in English
Usage of fares in English
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Executives said the added cost could hurt demand, given higher air fares.
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But the transport commissioner he warned fares could not continue to rise.
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His advice: Book now, as these fares will only continue to rise.
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That model can conflict with comparison sites that market only base fares.
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And who will cop the cost of the thousands of free fares?
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The fares freeze would have given us four or five weeks additional.
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Seamus Brennan: Turned down request for 8 per cent increase in fares
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Cash fares are discouraged; tickets bought on board do not allow transfers.
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The amount of revenue collected from fares in New Zealand was unknown.
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I'll take you home or anywhere you say, you've paid your fares.
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It will be interesting to see how American Sniper fares outside America.
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The e-hailing super group, Uber, have recently announced an increase in fares.
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Last year I turned 16, and have since been paying adult fares.
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The financial high-flyer admitted to evading fares on a number of occasions.
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Freezing fares, one of his policies, will help millions on low wages.
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He can claim his rail fares to from work and other perks.
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Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
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