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extra

[ek-struh] / ˈɛk strə /






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“You don’t have to pay extra, but you can’t have anything be delinquent,” if you want your score to improve, Raneri said.

From MarketWatch

Even if people save just a portion of that extra income, like they do with their workplace plans, it will still help mitigate the ongoing crisis of Americans not saving enough.

From MarketWatch

In 2021 it was claimed in some reports that Neymar received extra money for clapping the fans, but the details paint a different picture.

From BBC

He said he saved up by working extra hours at the site for six years and in April 2018 bought The Albatross restaurant in Great Yarmouth, with the assistance of a bank loan.

From BBC

For the people on your list who warrant a little extra effort — and perhaps a slightly expanded budget — I offer a reliably foolproof formula: one handmade element, paired with one small store-bought companion.

From Salon