<p>Although most LIRR customers have switched to electronic tickets in recent years, paper tickets still have a place in the heart &mdash; and around the necks &mdash; of thousands of daily commuters.<br />
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But, Monthly LIRR ticket sizes grow, sending commuters scrambling.</p>


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