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In between came fare like D'Angelo's "Africa" and Bon Iver's "Perth," played with just enough grit and give to reassure you that you weren't just listening to a postmillennial strain of smooth jazz.

Just $38 million of Bee-Line's $123 million budget for this year is expected to come from fares, Mr. Salley said.

And one study found that when it comes to emotional stress, moms who couldn't come back fared worse than the moms who could.

Finally, Uber is going to start incorporating tolls directly into fares, which will mean that drivers don't have to pick up the bill when it comes to fares that involved driving across tolled routes.

With competition comes reduced fares.

Rail subsidies have averaged £4.5 billion in recent years, with a similar amount coming from fares.

In 1999, 41percentt of the Long Island Bus budget came from fares, 28percentt from Nassau County, 26percentt from state transit assistance, and 5percentt from federal assistance.

But when it comes to fare-jumping and squeegees and graffiti, we will sustain that effort to make sure that everybody in New York gets the idea that we're not retreating at all on crime.

The biggest airlines generated an estimated 9.7% of their revenue from such fees in 2016, with the balance coming from fares.

And so, if they deregulate, fares come way down.

Most cruise line revenues, he added, come from passengers' fares.