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add on

verb as in accessorize

noun as in additive

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Clear offers TSA PreCheck enrollment as an add-on to its service, and most of Clear’s members have both, said Clear’s McLaughlin.

A major sticking point was Google’s proposal to shift the Univision network from its basic plan, which is available to all subscribers, and put the channel on a more expensive Spanish-language add-on package.

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The streaming platform announced Thursday that Crunchyroll Manga, an add-on service that will make hundreds of manga titles from across several publishers available to subscribers, will launch as an app on Oct.

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With CrossWorlds, there are plans to add a revolving cast of characters and offer players a "season pass" add-on to access certain extras - a feature seen in many online titles.

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"Consumers need to take add-on policies but even those claims can be denied or downgraded based on fine print of the policy," he added.

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

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