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The phrase "and include free" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are specifying that something should be included at no additional cost, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The package will offer several services, and include free shipping for all orders over $50."
Alternatives: "and add at no charge" or "and come at no cost".
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Tickets are $5 each and include free popcorn.
Rooms start at around 6,200 rupees ($118) and include free Wi-Fi and breakfast buffet.
Fight tickets start at 900 baht and include free transportation to and from the stadium.
Tri-area passes, available at SkiBig3.com, are often a better deal, and include free Friday-night sessions at Norquay.
Some phones are made specially for children and include free parental controls, like the Firefly and the Kajeet, available online.
Weekly accommodation prices for 2017-18 range from £99-159 (Luton), and include free Wi-Fi, all utilities and 24 hour security.
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In terms of this console port, the game will also support mouse input, along with the standard DualShock 4, and include free-to-play monetization elements.
The package costs $540 a person and includes free breakfast, taxes, service fees and lift tickets.
Other examples include sending restaurant vouchers to customers picked at random, upgrading to next day free delivery, sending out personalised keyrings and including free gifts with an order.
The Primo Pass, at $109 for adults and $89 for children, is for every day and includes free parking along with a free one-day guest pass.
Kiplinger TaxCut Deluxe, sold by H & R Block, is available in stores and online for $39.95 and includes free state tax software.
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