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fare

[fair] / fɛər /
NOUN
amount charged for transportation
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Resources groups that have not fared so well in 2025 -- iron ore behemoth Rio Tinto and Anglo American -- are ramping up production of copper to help offset sagging demand for steel and diamonds.

From Barron's

The figures are expected to show how the economy has fared amid geopolitical and tariff uncertainty.

From The Wall Street Journal

The S&P surveys are the first indicators each month of how the economy is faring.

From MarketWatch

But Fischer frames Lucas’ career arc as a disappointment, despite all those dollar figures — Lucas wanted to return to artsier “THX”-style fare, but needed cash flow.

From Los Angeles Times

ScotRail is to charge ticket dodgers a minimum £10 fare in a bid to crack down on people deliberately boarding a train without paying.

From BBC




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