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Ian Agol
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Yes, this is true. Topologically, one may find a locally finite collection of properly embedded arcs in a connected surface whose complement is homeomorphic to $R^2$. Then make each of these arcs geodesic in the hyperbolic metric. The complement will be the fundamental domain of the type you want.

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