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fare

noun as in amount charged for transportation

noun as in food served at meals

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"And that's why the UK government is bringing forward radical reform of rail services under Great British Railways, and they're going to be looking at the fare system."

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“Our staff keeps petty cash in case one of our clients needs an Uber or a hotel night or bus fare to get back home. The court doesn’t provide that.”

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Though a vintage neon sign out front advertises steaks, barbecue and lamb chops, the fare is Chinese.

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It has committed itself to a René-esque welfare boost, lowering the retirement age back to 63, slashing island bus fares by 40% and increasing social security benefits.

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This set-up is illegal and unsafe, but Kadir tells me his family would rather take the risk and make their own meals, than settle for the free hotel restaurant fare provided.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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