District to pay to keep Metro running after Nats games

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The District of Columbia reversed itself this week, agreeing to pay to keep Metro trains running if Washington Nationals baseball games end late.

But the move immediately prompted an accusation that the city was showing favoritism for the losing baseball team, while other teams pay their own way for extra service.

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