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Top it off with a hot chocolate and you’ve got yourself some traditional Dominican Republic fare.

Therefore, after leaving school, I saved up the fare and went to Nairobi, Kenya.

At the convalescent home, Aeron's daily ration of custard, requiring an egg, was regarded as royal fare.

You might even downgrade it to bar fare, since the only stalks most guys eat are served alongside hot wings or immersed in a Bloody Mary.

Incorporating fares into Google search results would keep customers more engaged in its applications while they plan for travel, a prospect that could unnerve other fare sites.

The flag-down fare rises to 13 yuan from 12, and a fuel surcharge of 1 yuan per trip will also apply, the Shanghai Development and Reform Commission said yesterday.

Children below 120 cm needn't pay fare.

The ferry hiked the fare to forty cents.

Fare Alerts. Most airfare price drops last less than 48 hours, so people need to be ready to jump when a fare falls.

Lighter cloths wrinkle easily while those heavy sweaters will fare just fine in the dresser drawer.

Local food, instead of being edged out by Western fare, stands out even more prominently in hotel menus today.

The canny investor who seeks out such opportunities is likely to fare better than a blindfolded monkey over the next decade.

Deep fryers are great for making crispy fries, homemade donuts, and other deep-fried fare, but the amount of oil they use to cook a single batch of food can get a little expensive.

She would have five shillings clear after paying tram fare.

Typical fare includes fried radish cake with a sweetish sauce, egg pancakes and soy bean milk.

But for the time being, artistically ambitious fare is still swimming in the danger zone of the sharks.

Commuters are no doubt familiar with automated vending machines at MRT stations which they can use to top up the value of their fare cards. The machine will tell you when to slide your fare card in and when to insert your ATM card for approval.

How did you fare in Paris?

I daren't declare that the shares are my spare fare and welfare on the farewell party.

Previously, Uncle Sam had to approve every route flown (across state lines), every fare charged and every new entrant to the industry.

Second marriages on average cannot possibly fare any worse statistically.

Other researchers have systematically mutated each of the 6,600 genes in yeast and observed how the mutant yeast fare under different conditions.

So, then we had to select our fare.

While wealthy schools can fare better in a downturn, they are also seen as vulnerable to prolonged market slumps because they tend to fund a greater portion of their budget from their endowment.

Even that which passes for innocent family fare is serving the purposes of Satan's artfully structured campaign against truth.

But the device is still in the early stages of development - current output is around 100kw - and long-term testing is needed to see how it will fare in the harsh ocean environment.