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extra

[ek-struh] / ˈɛk strə /






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Preston Lodge says these patients would have spent an extra 10 days in hospital on average.

From BBC

Larger carriers such as United Airlines and Delta Air Lines have deployed their own barebones fares to lure bargain hunters while catering to faster-growing demand from well-heeled travelers willing to pay up for extras.

From The Wall Street Journal

Just four of those goals were scored in extra time.

From BBC

Coogler undoubtedly knew viewers would be waiting to see if any additional bits would arrive during the credits, and it’s fun to give audiences something extra to chew on.

From Salon

Instead of adding items to a cart, I make a blank grocery list organized by category—meat and protein; fruits and vegetables; dairy; grains; pantry, plus a final catchall section for pantry extras.

From Salon