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extra

[ek-struh] / ˈɛk strə /






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Unified in 2024 rebranded a program set up to help Black students to instead assist all students who needed the extra support at targeted schools.

From Los Angeles Times

It said many of the fly-tipped items could have been taken to one of its recycling centres or collected from the kerbside at no extra cost.

From BBC

Southwest Airlines, long known for lampooning its competitors’ fees, will charge for extra legroom on flights starting on Jan. 27.

From The Wall Street Journal

For extra twists and complications, like income from a business, going pro might be the better idea, Shafransky added.

From MarketWatch

The South Korean shipbuilder’s December decision to grant outsourced contract workers the same bonus increases as Hanwha employees may have led to extra labor costs, Hwang says.

From The Wall Street Journal