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perk

[purk] / pɜrk /


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Solo EV drivers using California carpool lanes will face ticketing beginning Monday as the perk disappears.

From Los Angeles Times

On the minus side, the ads are really, really annoying, and Prime Video remains mostly a perk for customers who sign up for the shopping and shipping deals.

From MarketWatch

Cava also offers things like tiered status—perks for people who visit more often—free pita chips and letting customers cash in points for avocado.

From The Wall Street Journal

The appeal organisers, The Local Buyers Club, is a membership group that encourages people to shop at local independent business with exclusive discounts and perks.

From BBC

They are enjoying the trappings including perks, bonuses and, in many cases, pay boosts.

From The Wall Street Journal