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The phrase "a carte for" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "à la carte"? You can use "à la carte" when referring to a menu that offers individual dishes rather than a set meal.
Example: "At the restaurant, we decided to order à la carte instead of choosing the fixed menu."
Alternatives: "individually priced" or "separate dishes".
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Two people can eat three courses ?a carte for 60 new liras.
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Price range: A ??? carte menu for lunch with entrees $3.75 to $4.25; a la carte menu for dinner with entrees $4.50 to $10.50 special complete dinner $10 to $15.
Too often, Mr. Maliki has misinterpreted American backing for his government as a carte blanche for uncompromising behavior.
Cinemax, however, was still going a la carte for a monthly charge of $9.99.
Steven P. Jobs, Apple's late chief, approached the music labels with the idea of a store offering the ability to download songs a la carte for 99 cents a download.
Tajikistan and Uzbekistan have leveraged their provision of bases and intelligence into a carte blanche for domestic repression.
For Algeria, which considers this stretch of the Sahara as its backyard, it's a carte blanche for their security services to run their own show.
They'd allow states to set their own standards; these, in many cases, would amount to a carte blanche for utility companies.
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