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a la carte

adjective as in having menu items priced separately

adverb as in having menu items priced separately

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“This feels like an a la carte menu,” said one.

DirecTV also can offer Disney’s streaming services — Hulu, ESPN+ and Disney+ — to customers who subscribe to certain packages as well as on an a la carte basis.

The plaintiffs say that instead of making fans pay for access to every game, the league should have provided a la carte options so subscribers could zero in on a specific team or game.

The standouts are the a la carte pastries and in-house restaurant The Wandering Goose.

Rather than flick through preselected programming, users could select from a variety of choices à la carte, and their tastes would then be reflected in a personalized algorithm, allowing Netflix to collect valuable user data while retaining users with the promise of more content to enjoy.

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

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