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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fare of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to transportation or services, referring to the cost charged for a journey or service.
Example: "The bus company announced that there would be a fare of $2.50 for each ride."
Alternatives: "a charge of" or "a cost of".
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American listed a fare of $1,857 from Kennedy.
The journey takes about 30 minutes for a fare of 0.60 lats (£0.80).
I typed in my preferred (last-minute) travel times and got a fare of $1,398.
But he figured he could find anything eventually, and we set off at a fare of thirty dollars.
A taxi into the heart of Havana takes about half-an-hour for a fare of CUC25 (£16).
The longest journey from here is to Artigas in under eight hours, for a fare of US$24 £166).
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Chronic diseases such as HIV/AIDS, diabetes, hypertension, cancers and epilepsy receive a fare share of the lessons especially in terms of prevention and support of the sick.
But many researchers reported a fare amount of biogas production under psychrophilic range of temperature using some modifications (Safley and Westerman 1990; Kanwar and Guleri 1994).
A Bolt scooter ride will cost 15 cents a minute, with a minimum fare of €1.
Drivers want a fare increase of about 16 percent.
The taxi commission is considering a fare increase of 12percentto17percentcent.
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