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[ek-struh] / ˈɛk strə /






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Rand asked—and deducted the cost of the extra paper from her royalty.

From The Wall Street Journal

I’m only going to places that give me the private room and don’t try to “rap guy” me, meaning they don’t try to charge me extra high because they know I’m an artist.

From Los Angeles Times

People with tickets for Friday can use them on Saturday instead at no extra cost.

From BBC

The defeat also nudged Madrid out of the top eight places in the league standings, which give direct access to the last 16, forcing them into this extra round.

From Barron's

Their agreement with the White House does not address any of these demands but it gives Congress an extra two weeks to thrash out a deal.

From Barron's