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Commuters who purchase monthly and weekly MetroCards, more than 85% of the riding public, are likely to be hit with a fare hike next year, even after Governor Spitzer stepped in last month and ordered the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to hold the base fare at $2.
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|Commuters who purchase monthly and weekly MetroCards, more than 85% of the riding public, are likely to be hit with a fare hike next year, even after Governor Spitzer stepped in last month and ordered the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to hold the base fare at $2.
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