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fare

[fair] / fɛər /
NOUN
amount charged for transportation
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Most now see the next reduction in July owing to signs the economy is faring a little better than initially feared.

From Barron's

The professional and business-services sector fared worse, driven by a large decline in employment at temporary staffing agencies—though it has been rebounding in recent months.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, he added that there will be winners and losers from a “very violent technology cycle” and cautioned against judging software companies by their current revenues, which are faring relatively well.

From The Wall Street Journal

A "brazen" rail fare dodger has been fined more than £3,600 after failing to pay for a ticket on over a hundred journeys.

From BBC

Asia fared marginally better, with Hong Kong, Sydney, Seoul, Taipei and Manila up, while Shanghai, Singapore and Wellington were down.

From Barron's