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perk

noun as in benefit

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The body expanded and diversified its membership and implemented a new code of conduct, including a ban on gifts and new rules on members accepting travel and other perks.

From BBC

They received perks like tickets to ApeFest, an exclusive party in New York where entertainers like Chris Rock and the Strokes performed.

Moving from a sole prop to another business structure could offer perks, like the opportunity to add partners, reduce your personal liability and even lower your tax bill.

From Salon

Among the perks of the job, he got two free nosebleed seats to every Cleveland Browns home game.

Central to the conflict are various artist-friendly facilities — such as a recording studio, galleries and a theater — that residents say were never provided or were falsely advertised as perks.

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

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