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ticket

[tik-it] / ˈtɪk ɪt /


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At a showing in Washington, where a major winter storm has snarled transit, Savannah Harrison told AFP she had purchased her ticket because she "was just very intrigued to see the behind the scenes."

From Barron's

The business model for many airlines involves charging attractively low prices for the actual ticket, but making customers pay separately for luggage, seat selection and priority boarding.

From BBC

His friend Bakhtiar points out that even their bus tickets are on their phones.

From BBC

She's already booked theatre tickets for their other night in the capital.

From BBC

‘The fine would be paid out of pocket, exactly like if a student-athlete gets a parking ticket on campus.’

From MarketWatch