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perk

[purk] / pɜrk /


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For their sacrifice, the victorious players and their families are afforded some enormous perks.

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A Tuesday regulatory filing reporting Abel’s 2026 salary didn’t disclose any other pay or perks he might receive.

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They perked up when they heard there was a good mall nearby.

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Most companies only disclose spending on security for executives off the job, which disclosure rules count as a perk.

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Players are rewarded with perks for ascending to “category captain” because their product gains the most share of, say, the plush sector.

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