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perk

noun as in benefit

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Only towards the end of the first period did Madrid perk up again in attack, with Soria saving from Rodrygo Goes after good work by Jude Bellingham.

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In September, it introduced new perks and increased the annual fee for its popular U.S. consumer and business Platinum cards.

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American Express has invested heavily in its premium-card offerings to lure in new customers with perks like exclusive lounges and dining-reservation access.

When Brad Collett heard about Citi’s new Strata Elite credit card—with perks like airport lounge access and a dedicated service line for top-tier customers—he decided to splurge on his first premium card.

And it will skip the luxury perks such as courtside tickets Silicon Valley Bank used to treat clients.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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