It is typical activist fare, meaning among other things it assumes nobody will read the citations.
The research unearths a tip for travelers having trouble using their frequent-flier miles: It might be easier to get "free" tickets using miles on low-fare carriers than it is on big carriers with global networks.
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It certainly shows TfL is extremely keen to get a deal done if it is willing to give up half of the fare box.
For example, under the industry's byzantine fare structure, it is sometimes cheaper for a traveler to purchase a ticket to a distant city but to leave the plane at an intermediate stopover point -- which is his actual destination.
It is not obvious that a "kinder, gentler" Republicanism will fare well in the primary process come 2016, but it is a shrewd way to differentiate oneself from a primary field in which most challengers will be competing to demonstrate their conservative bona fides.
"With fuel prices and the fare environment the way it is, you have a war of attrition, " moans Potter.
The depleted Blue Jays were missing their two best hitters, Edwin Encarnacion and Jose Bautista, and so it is hard to measure how Pettitte would fare against the best American League lineups.
After all, it is difficult to imagine that poor pupils would fare better in impoverished schools.
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But it is hard to imagine that the party would fare worse electorally than under Mr Brown.
With all these shares flood to the market, it is interesting to see how Facebook shares will fare.
What is more, it is hard to know how hedge funds actually fare, since indices that track industry performance tend to overstate the returns.
Because the critical facts of the case have not been revealed, it is impossible to predict how the case will fare when tested in the crucible of the courtroom.
"In a time of economic stringency I do not think it is acceptable for individual commuters to face significantly above average fare increases, " he said.
And the Volt is likely to fare even better on maintenance since it only uses the engine about 40% of the time.
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With two ex-Rose Bakery chefs in the kitchen, it's no wonder that top-notch traditional British fare is the order of the day here.
The larger person is not getting the credit of being large and being catered to because the fare is considered to be equal based on seats but we know it is not.
Fuel costs are roughly one third of expenses and WTI has climbed back up to the mid-nineties per barrel so the spiral of fare increases and capacity reductions will continue making travel even less tolerable than it already is.
The government says it has already cut back the latest increase and is determined to reduce the cost of running railways, so it can end the era of above inflation fare rises - something I'm sure we would all welcome.
Comedy offers a dual advantage that genres like reality and drama do not: a cheaper price tag and the ability to repeat in syndication. (The genre's stand-alone 30-minute episodes--22 minutes without commercials--seem almost tailor-made for the otherwise distracting pre-dinner or pre-bed syndication blocks.) Though the latter is hardly the lucrative revenue stream it once was due to increased entertainment options, ailing advertisers and narrower fare, it can still deliver many millions--in some cases billions.
For the past few years the formula for fare increases has generally been RPI inflation plus 1%, but for the next three years it is RPI plus 3% - pushing the cost of season tickets up by an average of 8% in the new year.
And if the financial news is bad, if the economy is the conversation and it's more about the economy and less about moose meat, then obviously the Democrats fare better.
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