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[ek-struh] / ˈɛk strə /






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San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie and the city Department of Emergency Management on Saturday urged residents to avoid nonessential travel and take extra caution on the darkened roads.

From Los Angeles Times

On the occasion that we’re let out of our house, our screens come with us, acting as an extra limb or a tool to curb solitude.

From Salon

"That's just such an insane way to finish a tournament," said the South African after he won on extra holes for the second straight week.

From Barron's

And yes, tell your family members it’s worth paying the extra few dollars a month for a cloud backup plan to avoid the sheer terror of realizing all your family photos are gone.

From The Wall Street Journal

Marnus Labuschagne – 5 – No real contribution with the bat, but gets an extra mark apiece for two sensational catches at second slip.

From BBC