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extra

[ek-struh] / ˈɛk strə /






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The public utilities don’t have investors or charge customers extra for profit.

From Los Angeles Times

But making equipment for the food industry involves extra challenges - perhaps the biggest being hygiene.

From BBC

The AA said this Christmas could be the busiest on record for UK roads, and advised drivers to allow extra time to complete their journeys.

From BBC

At this year's Euros, England showed incredible battling qualities to remain in the tournament and became the only country in the competition's history to have three different matches go to extra time.

From BBC

That’s because surveys that track pricing for the base or lowest fare don’t take into account the fact that travelers often pay for perks and extras beyond that bottom fare.

From MarketWatch