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perk

[purk] / pɜrk /


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“One of the many perks of being you,” Elliot muttered, picking at the bark of the tree he was leaning against.

From Literature

About 200,000 people put money into the scheme, which offered discounts and perks.

From BBC

Also compatible with Apple Intelligence, it would get you that second camera, the Dynamic Island and programmable Action button and some additional perks.

From The Wall Street Journal

In an open letter, he pointed to perks such as $2 hot meals for employees.

From The Wall Street Journal

While private home sales do have their perks — like lower agent commissions and increased privacy — they can often take longer to execute.

From MarketWatch