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reward

[ri-wawrd] / rɪˈwɔrd /




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“However, in terms of rewards flexibility and perks available, Amex clearly wins.”

From MarketWatch

The Guthrie family offered a $1-million reward with the unusual caveat that it hinges on recovering Nancy Guthrie, rather than on an arrest or prosecution, after consulting with law enforcement.

From Los Angeles Times

The Ulster back row has been rewarded by Farrell after making an impact off the bench in the games against France, Italy and England.

From BBC

"It did give responses like 'I'm happy you shared that with me' and it was quite a rewarding conversation."

From BBC

But it could give you that extra energy that finally you've been rewarded as winners.

From BBC