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family plan

noun

  1. a special rate, especially of air passenger carriers, under which the head of a household purchasing a full-fare ticket may take other family members at reduced fares on certain days.


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She said many parents in her practice have been making family plans around children who are too young to be vaccinated, trying to mitigate the risk to their youngest.

Brown and his family plan to charter a boat to cruise off the eastern coast of Puerto Rico for 10 days.

Of the four cloud storage services on this list, Dropbox is the one that’s added a family plan most recently.

You can get a piece of the cloud to yourself, but most services—including those by Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Dropbox—offer family plans that allow you to share some of your online storage space with your loved ones.

Hoefflin also says he helped the family plan and carry out a drug intervention for his “good friend” in 2002.

"It was harder getting out of my family plan with Verizon," she laughs.

For all I know, she may be part of a new Madoff family plan.

He gathers in all its multiplex 63 horrors, computed on the Utah plural family plan.

These prisons are situated in healthy parts of the country, and they are built on what is called the "Cottage Family Plan."

In the middle of the summer of 1835, a great family plan was mooted at the parsonage.

Two farms, or three, to get as near to the family plan as possible, would be better.

This bill provides for two separate institutions, one for girls and one for boys, on the cottage family plan.

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