To fuel adoption of the perks, Swarm uses your location to show nearby available perks.
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In addition to collecting great anecdotes, there are other perks (or quasi-perks) of being a judge.
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The perks There's another thing that makes the program attractive to students: it pays -- and it comes with a lot of perks.
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Annual Reserve users pay $89/year to get access to the perks/savings, while monthly users pay $14.99/month for a more limited set of perks.
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In 2010, the conflict was needlessly prolonged by his refusal to reinstate staff travel perks—perks which had been revoked from workers as punishment for earlier walkouts.
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"By guaranteeing delivery of certain perks we can help ensure backers get their perks or get their money back," Mandelbrot tells The Verge in an emailed comment.
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But the perks I do have make me dream about the perks that I wish I had, like worldwide car rental liability insurance and missed flight protection.
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LiVigne pointed out that one of the perks of a coworking space is that employees at small companies have access to perks that they oftentimes wouldn't elsewhere.
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The approach means that carriers wouldn't have to get rid of some of their free data perks, but they would have to ensure they apply the perks evenly.
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Channel memberships give customers access to certain perks, like being able to purchase public badges and emojis, in addition to other channel-specific perks that may change over time.
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Dunkin' says hackers may have been able to get the first and last names, email addresses, 16-digit DD Perks account numbers, and DD Perks QR codes of some customers.
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Talk to the people who are veterans within the walls and have them tell you about the perks — the hidden perks — so you can take advantage of all of that.
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Perks have to be unlocked using a variety of in-game resources (which look similar to Destiny's planetary materials), and there are gear sets with specific perks that will synergize together.
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Shoulder season has its perks — but also its drawbacks.
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The assistant was looking for an assistant — same perks.
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Perks for employees are becoming a big business in the tight labor market and Goodly wants to make one of the most important perks — student loan repayment — easy and accessible for employers.
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Those perks were limited to N26 Metal customers in the past, so it's going to be interesting to see how the lineup will work once those perks are added to N26 You.
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And, while perks alone aren't enough to make or break a job, for many people these added perks are holding more weight when it comes to looking for and eventually choosing a job.
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Yes, there are some perks to being a food writer.
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Starring in a Nicholas Sparks film adaptation has many perks.
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Of course, the job comes with a few royal perks.
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He perks up at the sound of sirens behind us.
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This device provides many convenience perks at an affordable price.
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But having a hit artist comes with lots of perks.
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One of the perks: you don't have to see ads.
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Other retailers offer their own set of perks as well.
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Unexpected perks From there, the conversation takes a funny turn.
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Being a military brat, it turns out, has unexpected perks.
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These seats don't come with extra legroom or other perks.
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Other mandatory perks like free contraceptives and colonoscopies would disappear.
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You get some nice perks for that price tag, though.
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Now, Ainsley is enjoying the perks of her newfound fame.
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There's no denying that staying at work has its perks.
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Just one of the many perks of City life, no?
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It detailed proposed changes to employee compensation, benefits and perks.
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If the Italian economy perks up, these would profit handsomely.
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Haven Life's new perks fit neatly into the global trend.
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It still has a few perks over the Nest Mini.
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When he feels bad, it would seem, he perks up.
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There are a lot of perks to being a woman.
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Luxury perks pamper both dog and human, especially in April.
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Don't blacks get plenty of perks from affirmative action programs?
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However, Prime comes with additional perks, such as video streaming.
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Chuy perks up when he sees Poye, his old friend.
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Twitter's juicier perks included 0003 weeks of paid parental leave.
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These perks aside, it doesn't have it all figured out.
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There are plenty of perks to having a personal trainer.
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She perks up at this — and they start to chat.
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But unfortunately, the perks don't come with the dye job.
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There are many perks of membership, including Nordstrom's points system.
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The perks of starting a show at rock bottom, right?
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Presumably, the perks — money, power — were better with Crimson Dawn.
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Luckily, working at a place like Refinery29 has its perks.
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Just going home to her perks me up a little.
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The perks of doing all your drinking before 7 p.m.!
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There are a few perks to buying an Amazon tablet.
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Other perks we saw throughout the office included: incredible views ...
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But being a Golden Oaks resident certainly has its perks.
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There are occasional scenes where Jason Bourne film perks up.
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The best credit cards are those that come with perks.
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And GOBankingRates isn't the only one to recognize its perks.
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And finding fame and critical acclaim came with its perks.
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File Under: "Perks of Being a Winner" ... 'cause EVERY. SINGLE.
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When you're Rihanna, you probably get a lot of perks.
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Of course you're not getting all these perks for nothing.
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The perks of staying in sports don't end there, though.
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Tulsa, Oklahoma is offering even more perks to remote workers.
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Investors further took issue with the board's perks as "excessive."
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The more unusual perks involve Canary's assistance after a theft.
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Still, Jonathan Powley's listing on Airbnb does have its perks.
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"One of the few perks of being a girl skater."
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Working for a book publishing company certainly has its perks.
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But that doesn't mean Apple hasn't also asked for perks.
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With all the amenities and perks, the community grew rapidly.
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Brito isn't a fan of company perks, including free beer.
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It also sells a Prime subscription that comes with perks.
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Plus, it has useful perks and solid rewards on flights.
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Plus, she admitted, the name is not without its perks.
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Being Kim Kardashian West has its perks — and its downfalls.
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Unions have said the new retirement perks are not enough.
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Providing "personalization" perks creates a sense of freedom, it said.
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Now I'm signed and you get certain resources and perks.
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The Reserve's adding plenty of new perks in 2020, too.
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The nannies agreed that the perks and pay were unparalleled.
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Adding creative perks doesn't mean that work is a playpen.
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This year there was finally enough income for other perks.
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More often than not, though, the perks outweigh the flaws.
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Just some of the perks of winning a gold medal.
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For starters, it is one of the perks of parenting.
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As for Weinstein's other prisoner perks ... it's pretty standard stuff.
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Any unnecessary perks, like unlimited seltzer and weekly office lunches?
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Target's Cartwheel Perks app and Redcard credit card have grown.
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Yet getting booted has its perks, according to travel experts.
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Timothy Olyphant is her husband, who doesn't mind the perks.
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The perks of newfound celebrity are still new and exciting.
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Spending time with the family was one of the perks.
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It similarly offers status levels that come with different perks.
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You can imagine the perks that come with that title.
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The company raised from venture capital backers including Hambro Perks.
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But there are also perks to being a Marvel Avenger.
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There are also other perks included, such as gift wrapping.
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Other perks are easier to access but still require awareness.
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The perks are obvious: free laundry, free meals, free rent.
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" He also muses about fame — both its downfalls and its perks, raping, "Every day I'm getting sued famous / I show up to court without a suit famous / Shit has its perks too, ain't it?
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The perks: There are no perks to being verified as of now, but consider it a service to the rest of the Tinder community — nobody wants to swipe right on a fake Ryan Gosling.Bumble
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Realtors are known to offer perks to sweeten a deal, but the owner of this $503 million Manhattan penthouse is throwing in a free trip to space, among other unbelievable perks, to attract buyers.
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky Before starring in the 93 film, she fell in love with the script for The Perks of Being a Wallflower and quickly devoured the book. 5.
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With perks like these it isn't surprising that two-thirds of those polled who couldn't bring their pets to work would be willing to switch to another company if it meant getting pet-friendly perks.
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At a glance, the list of perks is similar to YouTube's.
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Just make sure it pays off in the form of perks.
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There are definitely a few perks that come with being Thor.
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There are perks you only get with a dedicated photography device.
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The tech industry doesn't just offer its workers the best perks.
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Having a hit Broadway musical named after you has its perks.
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These types of perks encourage shoppers to stay loyal to Amazon.
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But from a business perspective, though, ambiversion may have its perks.
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While new perks pop up all the time, others are disappearing.
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It's almost perfect and a great value for all its perks.
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Whatever the reason, economic growth won't rebound until productivity perks up.
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The money went to pay for telemarketing calls, salaries and perks.
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Zoom has amazing benefits and tons of perks in the office.
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Twitch is a totally different culture with the subscription and perks.
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"She'll get all the perks and we'll get all the jerks."
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Executive members also get access to exclusive travel deals and perks.
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But this, and other GIFs are more than perks for fans.
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Hey. It wasn't all perks, but there wasn't much work involved.
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It offers perks to workers such as a 15% Kohl's discount.
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The dynamic weight mode also offers some perks for advanced lifters.
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Yet those extra perks on permanent policies also increase the price.
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Cherry: Cherry is an office perks solution for the modern startup.
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The Dot perks up almost immediately when it hears its name.
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So Hotel Tonight is launching their own program called HT Perks.
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Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott's daughter is getting some touring perks!
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Eventually, you'll also get additional perks if you're a premium subscriber.
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Of course, there are plenty of perks to flossing your teeth.
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That's how the company can afford to offer so many perks.
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Are any of these perks worth an extra $2 a month?
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There can be different tiers of membership that provide better perks.
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Gaining access to Amazon's powerful cloud computing capabilities has its perks.
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Perks typically include signing bonuses, stock options, free meals, and more.
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Apparently, being called Hughby comes with more than one sweet perks.
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Will you be able to gain perks from saving certain people?
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But Laura argues that there are perks to the anonymity, too.
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Perks may include copies of the company's product, merchandise and mementos.
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Apple's credit card comes with perks, but they're not entirely new.
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"These perks are best applied to big-ticket items," said Schulz.
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Family and friends enjoyed all the perks of the destination wedding.
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Fame has an abundance of perks that are unparalleled and bountiful.
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They also often include perks like regular cleanings, utilities and laundry.
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At least there are a lot of perks to being single.
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Then I benefitted from the perks of being a pro golfer.
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Additional perks may include: complimentary airport transfers, spa treatments and meals.
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With the Toyota partnership, Uber gets other perks apart from money.
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So instead, they are trying to match some of the perks.
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All told, such perks could further widen America's increased wealth gap.
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But off the plane, the perks of the job are substantial.
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Here are 13 companies with incredible employee health and fitness perks.
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Here are 13 companies with incredible employee health and fitness perks.
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Luxury resorts tend to throw in perks to sweeten their deals.
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One of the best parts of bunking were the VIP perks.
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Wu considers the space one of the biggest perks of membership.
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Some perks like free shipping are reserved for the highest tier.
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Education The perks: Several jobs in education offer parents flexible schedules.
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Kohl's is known for its perks that help customers save money.
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Are there perks and discounts for having your paycheck deposited automatically?
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The award included $15,000 in prize money and several other perks.
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Tiny houses have their perks — they're both environmentally and budget friendly.
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What were some perks and challenges of migrating to this platform?
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I ask whether that worries her, and she immediately perks up.
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But that doesn't mean you can't discuss other perks and benefits.
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While virtual cards offer some security perks, they are not perfect.
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Read about the perks and (major) caveats of the app here.
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He loved it, especially the perks that students there then enjoyed.
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" They will also promise a "competitive" salary with "serious pizza perks.
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After all, if Bushnell is right, the future has some perks.
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Klout Perks, which rewarded power uses with free stuff, were discontinued.
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They are celebrities, marketing all the perks of a luxury lifestyle.
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Just participating in Startup Battlefield offers big perks — no winning required.
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All of the free food perks get processed through the register.
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"All the perks don't make it a good deal," Favale says.
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"The Perks of Being a Wallflower" was released in September 2012.
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Beyond that, each pair offers its own perks, no gimmicks involved.
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The Freedom's purchase protections and travel coverage perks are great, too.
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Online options require minimal energy but deliver on all the perks.
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The value of the perks can help offset high annual fees.
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Companies may use Brexit as an opportunity to reconsider such perks.
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Boyish Connor perks up, only to be let down yet again.
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Here are five perks that make them worth the added cost.
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They are also usually cheaper, frequently offering perks like free breakfasts.
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The cheat code gives you different perks, depending on the game.
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Use the promo code "ROMSOF" when booking to enjoy these perks.
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He gets perks, too, like personal use of the corporate aircraft.
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These were all welcome perks in Chabon's new line of work.
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You sign up and earn points and get perks through that.
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Here are the two cards, and the perks they come with.
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We all know that being an Amazon Prime member has perks.
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Plus, you'll still have access to perks such as early admission.
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One of the best perks is the live Showcase Stage interview.
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Plus, perks like free coffee and the walkable location add value.
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"This is where throwing hard has its MF perks," Clevinger said.
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Does your job have unusual perks that make it stand apart?
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Front row tickets are £245, nearly $300 (they include other perks).
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You shouldn't be shy about discussing salary or perks, Baldoni said.
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Higher levels unlock better perks as your buddy pokémon's mood improves.
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Participating in Startup Battlefield gets you a whole suite of perks.
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Sorry, sucker, you're not getting any of the battery-saving perks.
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And besides, there are perks to being in the greater Sandlerverse.
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To claim the new perks, Prime members can visit www.amazon.com/pubgm.
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Perks include a whirlpool spa, washer-dryer and a phone line.
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For a full list of community perks from partners, head here.
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In fact, faking it could have its own set of perks.
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"It wakes you up and perks you up," Kane told me.
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It's tempting to merely choose last year's insurance coverage and perks.
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There are perks ... it's walking distance to Spago and The Palm!!!
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In Sport, it perks up, and in GS mode, it snarls.
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In exchange, they got financial perks for themselves and their districts.
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Google's legendary parent company maintains its spot at the top of the list through small perks like bikes, food and foosball and big perks like the opportunity to pursue passion projects, like creating self-driving cars.
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Here are a few of the perks to an REI registry:No membership needed: Couples don't need to be REI members to make a registry, but we'd highly recommend it so you can stack the perks together.
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Using credit card perks to make travel easierWhen you travel as much as I do — or even if you travel much less — a couple of credit card perks can make a big difference in your travel experience.
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Finally, Apple is betting on privacy as one of the card's perks.
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It comes with perks such as a FaceTime from her favorite celebrity.
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Especially in Southern California, it's one of the perks of living here!
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After all, U.S. citizenship brings a host of tangible and intangible perks.
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So I'm happy about that 🤞🏽 the perks of being chubby previously.
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Another aspect workers are likely to rave about is the work perks.
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You're working at some new shiny start-up and it's got perks.
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The perks offered by the Chase Freedom are great for holiday shopping.
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Raden isn't an especially fancy start-up when it comes to perks.
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But for now, only Roku users can take advantage of those perks.
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For Klee, having two types of accounts would mean twice the perks.
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From the interview to the training, the people, the perks, the culture.
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Get all the perks of an eBook reader at a lower price.
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Personally, these perks do not seem worth the price of the membership.
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And the multiplayer mode let players better customize their weapons and perks.
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You've got side quests, a crafting system, character perks, upgrades, customizable teams.
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It's definitely been an adjustment, but this is one of the perks.
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Having the same birthday as your S.O. comes with a few perks.
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Meanwhile, the new pharma perks make NAFTA 85033 worse than the original.
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Berlin-based N26 arrived in July, touting cashback rewards and other perks.
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The tiers provide access to a robust suite of driving-related perks.
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One of AMC's notable perks is its mobile-order service for concessions.
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Both companies made perks like private drivers, for example, available to all.
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These company perks aren't available to everyone, so I was immensely lucky.
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Are there company perks and reimbursements you haven't been taking advantage of?
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We provide some of those perks, but certainly not all of them.
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These perks can include free breakfasts, activities and resort or shipboard credits.
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Coinbase just announced two new perks that should please regular cryptocurrency traders.
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" Pensacola resident Lisa Perks told Fox News the surf was "extremely rough.
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Amazon keeps adding perks just when customers might quit over rising prices.
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The perks of the "freeconomy" range from the quotidian to the luxurious.
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Consumers, who enjoy perks that often come with credit cards, may not.
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It may not sound like much, but you'll get some additional perks.
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It's focussing on my business, enjoying the perks that life already has.
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Expect new perks, random gear rolls, new supers, and so much more.
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Negotiating isn't just about salary; it's about perks that make work better.
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We'll provide information about the application process, other organizer perks and pricing.
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Other perks include a year of Gold Rewards member status on Hotels.com.
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Target has a new loyalty program with personalized perks up its sleeve.
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Overwhelmingly, employees surveyed asked for perks that helped them control their time.
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Five of the victims, including Perks, were taken to hospitals, Ogliaruso said.
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In fact, many are vocal about the perks the digital platforms offer.
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The trumpet player rips into a familiar melody and Casper perks up.
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Ah, the perks of being the head of a multi-billion company.
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"It's actually an enormous help," she said of the practical marriage perks.
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Of course, we're certainly not the first to discover all these perks.
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It is the means by which Congress gets their donations and perks.
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"Perks of having a huge family," Kylie captioned a selfie with Jenner.
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To offset that pressure, many tech companies provide extra perks and benefits.
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Prince George has been enjoying all the perks of summer — royal style!
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Little perks like free food, ping-pong tables and parties are fun.
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Ah, the perks of being born to a hip-hop power couple.
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While storage is the main feature here, Google also promises additional perks.
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Examples of Industrious perks can include nursing rooms, fitness centers, and concierges.
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But most economists agree that wages eventually fall to offset such perks.
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It's just one of the 9 million perks of being an athlete.
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To battle back, big banks are seeking to incentivize deposits through perks.
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He was pessimistic enough that Perks wondered whether he had bigger concerns.
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There are many perks that go along with being an Apple employee.
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Each bedroom comes with its own personality and perks, including private balconies.
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One of the perks of being a billionaire is having billionaire buddies.
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"Sponsored" locations tend to have slight perks over their non-sponsored counterparts.
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Here are some of the many perks that members of Congress receive.
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The program offers perks and rewards to people who live healthy lifestyles.
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Such generous perks may explain why the company pays below-market wages.
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It listed several "perks": fast boarding, no baggage fees, and refundable tickets.
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Click the "See perks" button on the channel page in question.2.
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Those perks remain fully deductible to the employer under the new law.
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The changes were announced after Donohue drew scrutiny over his Chamber perks.
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Working for a newspaper owned by a tech billionaire has its perks.
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You get some of the perks but not the lie-flat seat.
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In my opinion, one of Amazon Prime's best perks is Prime Video.
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While several benefits overlap, each card has meaningful perks of its own.
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The incoming Mexican president plans to cut government salaries, perks and jobs.
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More perks are coming to workers, and they will last a while.
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But Peeqo actually perks up and blinks the eyes on its screen.
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They make insane vibrators these days, and casual sex has its perks.
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Instead, look for rewards with plenty of perks and no annual fee.
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That shift has landlords offering more perks and brokers wondering what's next.
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Some of the card's perks aren't provided automatically; you to activate them.
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Take her out and show her the perks of your coming home.
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Jimmy, who has been in state of stoical bereavement, suddenly perks up.
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Companies like Apple, Boeing and Comcast handed out bonuses and other perks.
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Many are vying for pickers, packers and shippers by offering new perks.
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Nevermind that she'd have to get a mammogram to earn those perks.
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Uber has said that drivers gain other perks instead, particularly flexible schedules.
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Costco's membership perks help the warehouse chain to attract and retain members.
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These membership perks are one way that Costco attracts and retains members.
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Regal frequently adds perks, like the augmented reality feature it recently introduced.
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Don't expect it to roll out the same perks globally just yet.
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Still, most flaws can be mitigated with the right mix of perks.
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We're excited to announce an addition to the Extra Crunch community perks.
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But across the industry, even regular economy passengers will find extra perks.
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And nothing perks up a train trip like a puzzle acceptance email!
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But such perks are unlikely for the vast majority of U.S. passengers.
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One suite during inauguration week was offered for $500,000, with various perks.
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Plus, the Chase Sapphire Preferred offers plenty of perks of its own.
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A new layer of perks atop an existence already lavish with them.
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"These are the perks they're offering their employees so they stay productive."
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Once that influx of cash hit the system, the perks quickly followed.
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He perks up at it like a cat hearing a can opener.
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These physicals are often provided by employers as perks for corporate leaders.
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Nearly 20173 years later, Prince Charles has held onto some anachronistic perks.
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Perks include subsidized housing, free vaccinations, school allowances and reduced nursery costs.
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Setting fire to the church perks him up, but not a lot.
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Uber (UBER) executives described new rider perks, transit integrations and sustainability efforts.
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Of course, having a fashionista for a daughter does have its perks.
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There are a handful of other nice perks of the Powerbeats Pro.
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Fishermen in this region are well-acquainted with the mangroves' many perks.
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It's similar to its competitors, but offers some nice perks as well.
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There's not a whole lot of perks that come with this job.
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Dressing room perks include sushi, fresh fruit, raw veggies, almonds and popcorn.
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While the perks of being rich and famous include some pretty obvious perks — endless budgets, private jets, top-dollar wardrobes — we all know the teams behind them work day in and day out to make the impossible, possible.
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Though retirement plans and health-care benefits tend to be the headline workplace perks for many employees, Long said that workers should get to know the other perks they may have to get the most value from their compensation.
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Bottom lineThe Business Platinum card offers many of the same valuable perks as the personal Platinum card, but for just $45 more per year you can unlock exclusive perks like a 35% rebate on points redeemed directly for airfare.
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They're two pretty different deals, and they both have their perks and limitations.
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The internet giant is known for its many perks, including paid time off.
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But some of the listed perks and features don't read as decidedly positive.
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An invitation from an old professor to speak at Princeton perks Scott up.
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Sprinkles Perks members get to enjoy a free cupcake on their big day.
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The perks of living in the city are not something to take lightly.
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Former heads of government in other countries are also entitled to such perks.
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Seems like the job perks are pretty sweet...where do we sign up?
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The bill would have increased perks for charter schools, but it ultimately failed.
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And Lindsay, 32, does see some perks to letting ABC front the bill.
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The presidency is a lot of work, but it also has its perks.
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Those are the right sort of perks, say Messrs Fried and Heinemeier Hansson.
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The list of perks included upgrades, free checked bags, and priority check-in.
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Maisel alongside a slew of perks like free shipping, music streaming, and more.
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To attract and retain workers, some firms are offering perks other than pay.
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A stock market listing has its perks, including easy access to capital markets.
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Wonder if they got free snacks and wine after making it official. #Perks
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Watch and be jealous of the many perks of A-list life, above.
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Depending on your situation, some annual fees are worth the points and perks.
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Sure, being famous has its perks, but being the baby of a celebrity?
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Bay Area tech companies are known for their perks, especially their free food.
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A silver spoon in your child's mouth is one of fame's many perks.
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Perks include annual travel credit, daily meals and snacks, and paid volunteer time.
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All of these "little" perks can add up to big savings over time.
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Those perks were ultimately too much of a good thing for insurance companies.
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But you can enjoy the perks of a mid-day snooze almost anywhere.
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I have a membership card there and the rewards and perks are great.
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When it comes to perks, few employers come close to internet giant Google.
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One of the (many) perks of having Beyoncé and Jay Z for parents?
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But it also has major perks — sometimes she gets the real royal treatment.
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The perks vary by character, but they make your selection feel more strategical.
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In the worst cases, the increased prices comes with no added perks whatsoever.
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Perks at its London office include subsidized gym membership and flexible working hours.
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The bar for company perks is pretty low when you first start working.
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At the highest level, they're offered their own partner manager, among other perks.
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Many offices offer perks to their employees: gym memberships, foosball tables, slides, snacks.
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This pocket-sized drone has all the perks and none of the cost.
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What were the challenges and perks of competing as a newly married couple?
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These sellers also get other perks like delivery tracking at no extra cost.
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One of the perks that Here offers is noise cancelling, to -22 decibels.
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The reclassification would mean employee perks including benefits and reimbursement for related expenses.
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However, some workers receive perks like paid sabbaticals, fitness discounts and tuition assistance.
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Before he implemented perks, his employees were miserable — and they didn't last long.
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The province has also backed the project, offering tax cuts and power perks.
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The only thing standing in the way of enjoying these perks 24/7?
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One of the perks of Silicon Valley work culture is a stocked kitchen.
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According to Silicon Valley watchers, the list of possible perks are virtually endless.
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That extra early bird ticket includes all the perks of a regular ticket.
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Being a celebrity sure has its perks, but it can definitely be tough.
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His aunt's bf pick clearly came with perks, including seats to Finals games.
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Brad Falchuk and Gwyneth Paltrow are enjoying the casual perks of married life.
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Oman has told all state-owned enterprises to remove perks such as cars.
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Marty (Wayne Wilcox) offers plenty of surface perks over her other potential suitors.
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Alibaba, is piloting Sesame Credit, which offers a range of perks, such as
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It features perks like release-date delivery and free new games every month.
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Stipulations on benefitsFinally, don't forget that some credit card perks come with stipulations.
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Executives have asked employees to suggest perks they are willing to give up.
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Independent and boutique hotels are also offering perks to travelers who book directly.
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But Priority cardholders get a few extra perks:$269 Southwest annual travel credit.
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Here are some of the best perks you can get with Amazon Prime.
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Participating in the Battlefield carries a lot of perks beyond the actual competition.
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Hotels can also appeal to customers with daily deals, perks and the like.
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Meanwhile, simply following a streamer is free, but doesn't come with any perks.
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In "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" (2012), Rudd played a thoughtful teacher.
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You use Glassdoor — and this handy guide of 13 companies offering cool perks.
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Keep scrolling below to see eleven schools with some of the best perks.
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There's still just enough time to get the new title, perks, and pay.
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Some perks are more common, such as flexibility in hours and career coaching.
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Perks of USC: seeing Beyoncé practicing for the Super Bowl on campus pic.twitter.
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Providing these perks helps employers with retention and increases company loyalty, experts say.
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Airport lounges include perks like fast internet, clean bathrooms, and complimentary adult beverages.
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But they remain committed to character, boisterously yelping about fame and its perks.
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In addition to expanding rail service, he reduced political patronage and union perks.
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Instead, the Platinum card's real value comes from its various perks and benefits.
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The evidence that work-life balance perks make people work harder is mixed.
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One of the obvious perks of the holiday season is gift cards galore.
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High salary, a prestigious name or cool perks alone just aren't worth it.
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Little Brown Bat Being nocturnal has its perks, like sleeping the day away.
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Sanders has also disavowed any high-dollar private events and any donor perks.
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And for reference, the pay was OK, but the perks were amazing. (Sorry).
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And it does have it's perks obviously; no one's going to deny that.
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For those who have already embraced the basement, there are less obvious perks.
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And remember to enjoy the perks and make yourself Person of the Year.
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Large technology firms and hedge funds often have more relaxed offices and perks.
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But for the most part, buying food in France brings nothing but perks.
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One of the perks of being a reader of history is time travel.
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Much of those perks have come in the form of one-time bonuses.
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Companies are also offering perks like on-site day care and health care.
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Are there perks for staying at a property affiliated with a theme park?
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While these are perks of the holiday, it means much more to me.
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On occasion, however, a building's perks prove perfectly suited to a particular resident.
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Veteran submariners described it as a hallowed field with both perks and quirks.
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Expect to see more perks and deals like this in the near future.
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This comes with considerable perks — she pays no rent — but also considerable responsibilities.
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One of the best perks provides value that lasts long after Disrupt ends.
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Prime membership includes access to perks like one-day shipping and streaming videos.
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Other perks included private air travel, luxury accommodations and a $10,000 wardrobe budget.
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Being besties with Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West definitely has its perks.
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And a number of companies have announced perks and financial gifts for employees.
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Although you can technically build Perks' project yourself, it's quite an involved process.
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It's one of the perks of working on a podcast with Rick Rubin.
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Family Link has lots of perks that may be a boon for parents.
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Though, perks include a soaking tub, sitting area, and perhaps even a balcony.
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The baggage of that life will be removed, but so will the perks.
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Any assertion that his members were merely after perks were, he said, nonsense.
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Just one of the perks of a lifetime appointment to the federal bench.
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In addition, many can secure you perks like free breakfast and room upgrades.
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Write a note of thanks Holiday parties or other group perks are great.
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Some cards designed especially for college students can also offer students good perks.
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This is one of several community perks we've launched for Extra Crunch members.
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They run on defense department and NASA contracts; they rely on federal perks.
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" He added that public office shouldn't come with "frivolous perks at taxpayer expense.
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Gold members get more track time and other perks, including garage rental priority.
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But, because this is tech, there are also all sorts of other perks.
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Then assess the value of the perks on the credit card, and see if the value of those perks are worth the annual fee, said Dana Marineau, vice president and financial advocate at Credit Karma, a website that tracks credit products.
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Like Twitch's subscriptions, which offer fans access to custom emotes, special badges and other perks, YouTube's sponsorships also include a similar set of perks, like custom badges, custom emoji in chat, and access to sponsors-only live chats, among other things.
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Norway first introduced tax perks to boost the electric-car market in the 1990s.
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Movies Anywhere titles get perks like iTunes Extras and Amazon X-Ray (when available).
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My company does early release every Friday, which is one of my favorite perks.
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Why do they all have these kooky frat house headquarters and the crazy perks?
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Kohl's this holiday season will rely on more perks to lure shoppers into stores.
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And it's one of the greatest perks members of Congress can give their constituents.
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This said, credit cards require being smart about spending habits, interest rates, and perks.
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Including pension and perks, Fields made $22014 million, down from $216.2 million in 2014.
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Finally, the touch aspect of dancing with a partner may offer some special perks.
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"Student loan repayment perks are very sexy, but how do they work?" asked Long.
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Fast software updates are one of the perks of owning these phones, after all.
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Platinum cardholders can automatically access their Uber perks without signing up for the credits.
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Living as a single person in any city has its perks and its challenges.
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Many card issuers have their own portals that offer perks for visiting specific retailers.
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Having Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen as big sisters definitely comes with its perks.
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Perks like free helicopter rides to the airport were removed from the membership offering.
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Other perks include t-shirts, chargers, and up to five Modobags at a time.
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You might usher in an era of lavish office perks and meaningful career paths.
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Target recently announced that it's ending its Cartwheel Perks loyalty program, according to CNBC.
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Among the perks Yelp offers are gym subsidies, unlimited snacks and health-care benefits.
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Perks at the company include tuition reimbursement, an on-call tailor and intramural sports.
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ONE of the not-so-secret perks of business travel is frequent-flyer points.
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Perks include free flights home, accommodation, private health insurance and even a furniture allowance.
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He figured the perks would boost his driver ratings, and thus, secure more work.
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Other perks include catering by celebrity chefs and access to a private wine cellar.
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One of the small perks of business travel is skipping meal prep and planning.
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The thrill of a "god roll" weapon dropping with the perfect perks has returned.
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You'll rack up rewards that can be redeemed for flights or other travel perks.
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It was forced to forswear many of the perks that similar developing countries enjoyed.
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Ahead are eight awesome workplace perks, and the companies where you can find them.
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Then, once you have your "I voted" sticker, you can enjoy these additional perks.
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It's also my weekend to cat-sit the office kitty, which perks me up.
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However, Uber's sponsorship affords the company perks like attendance at Vector's summer training programs.
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To learn more about PetHero and the pet perks it provides, visit its website.
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This may include staging trade fairs, offering memberships with perks, even e-commerce partnerships.
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And there are other little perks like a secret compartment to store your luggage.
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Jobs site Glassdoor released a list of 20 companies that are offering unique perks.
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Redundant property, inefficient technology and bloated executive perks are the order of the day.
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Aside from rubbing shoulders with royals, such an important job comes with other perks.
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American rolled out those perks in April for corporate travelers booked on American flights.
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Wyman, born William Perks, was a member of the Stones from 1962 to 1993.
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Which is one of the perks of being an engineer — you can do that.
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It is listed in America but domiciled in Singapore, where it gets tax perks.
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He also received nearly $800,000 in perks, largely for personal use of private aircraft.
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Reich noted that while the office has many fun perks, work is always prioritized.
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Including pension and perks, Fields made $18.6 million, down from $18.9 million in 2014.
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However, the original MetroCard, for all its perks, was never going to last forever.
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The Vitality program is designed to offer perks to policyholders who live healthy lifestyles.
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In addition to ad-free news-reading, Mozilla has promised subscribers some other perks.
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These perks may sound extravagant, but they can pay off in the long run.
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For that money, security is one of the property's biggest -- and most necessary -- perks.
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One of the best perks of this job has to be the free breakfast.
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But drivers do have access to perks like these language courses and other rewards.
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Billionaire Richard Branson is no stranger to slightly unorthodox perks for his own employees.
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On the plus side, the A-List does offer some perks that MoviePass doesn't.
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Special Report: The biggest armed forces in the Arab world comes with its perks.
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Of course, other pastimes included perks that come with rolling with a rock star.
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It's worth noting that Swarm Perks are not based on your actual game play.
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Ezra Miller (The Perks of Being a Wallflower) will star as the title character.
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That's right, Google Home's virtual assistant is actually equipped with loads of beauty perks.
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He rubs the thatch of fur over his abdomen and then suddenly perks up.
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"Now, I'm trying to see if I can get some more perks!" he said.
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Other perks include trip insurance, baggage delay insurance, trip delay reimbursement, and travel assistance.
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Last year HotelTonight launched HT Perks, their own twist on a hotel loyalty program.
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We can imagine that dating someone like Zayn Malik comes with some major perks.
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Huffington also says employers should be mindful of who workplace perks benefit and exclude.
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Other perks include bonuses, gym memberships and cash rewards for ideas brought to patent.
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A small hand steamer and iron that perks up your clothes in a pinch
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Costco offers a bevy of perks and benefits to its more than 245,000 workers.
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Bottom lineOverall, By Humankind addresses environmental concerns with good products and perks for shoppers.
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While the job has its perks, it also involves a lot of hard work.
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Along with the added perks, though, the Reserve comes with a higher annual fee.
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Perks include full concierge services, two separate pools, a kids' club and business center.
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For example, the Chase Freedom offers purchase protection and extended warranties as cardholder perks.
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The following are examples of some perks available at the time of original publication.
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Bock says that many of Google's famous perks are either free or relatively inexpensive.
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Amazon usually courts gamers with perks like 20% off preorder titles for Prime members.
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Voters simply give them votes; Pelosi gives them cold-hard cash and other perks.
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Despite his attraction to Peter, he accepted this boundary to maintain the other perks.
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Yet the potential threats these marathon hours pose to women far outweigh the perks.
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Building your dream registry is one of the great perks of getting engaged, right?
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When Spotify first launched in the US, invites were passed out as Klout Perks.
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Google and other Silicon Valley tech companies are known for their generous employee perks.
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If you can do that, you could find yourself receiving some very special perks!
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Well, we imagine it's all of the same benefits, with a few extra perks.
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Cash compensation isn't among the program's perks, and no one even seems to mind.
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The opposition Australian Labor Party had campaigned on removing or curbing certain housing perks.
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Getting premium perks and elevated experiences doesn't have to come at a high price.
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The perks don't end there; the firm also offers accommodation in transparent inflatable bubbles.
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This is one of several community perks we've recently launched for Extra Crunch members.
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Prime Video is one of the best perks of having an Amazon Prime membership.
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Perks included generous paid parental leave, free organic food and a pet-friendly workplace.
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I really do love the company, its perks and the people I work with.
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He spent lavishly on employee perks, totaling $25,000 a year per person by 2016.
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It's poised to pass Congress this week, and the swamp is overflowing with perks.
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Here's another easy one: Do you know what sort of perks your employer provides?
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One of his promotional strategies was to award perks to prominent South Korean figures.
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THE HAGUE — They enjoy diplomatic perks, earn six-figure salaries and pay no taxes.
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That means splurging on some V.I.P. perks, like lounge access and business-class seats.
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Some of the startups became notorious for throwing lavish parties and offering extravagant perks.
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Everything from expense perks to pricey pay packages, an expectation in the entertainment industry.
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Stephen Chbosky, the author and filmmaker of "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," directed.
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It includes a lot of helpful perks and amenities, but it does add up.
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To lure workers, companies are shifting toward nonwage compensation, offering better benefits and perks.
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We could sit here, and every time that alarm goes off, everybody perks up.
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They also got to take advantage of some of the higher-ranking employees' perks.
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This is one of several community perks we've launched for annual Extra Crunch members.
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I'm accepting a slightly higher base with none of the perks or deferred comp.
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They have also been doling out perks like gift cards and free gym memberships.
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If you're interested in the other perks, click the link to each plan below.
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Free and reduced travel offers are listed as perks of being a franchise owner.
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The companies offering these unusual perks are going this route for a few reasons.
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Yeah, and to be sure you know, not everything about these perks is bad.
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These gadgets are perks that you'll get in addition to the aforementioned gift card.
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Drivers can also qualify for silver, gold, and platinum tiers, which unlock different perks.
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There are big perks to buying a Tesla — or any electric car — in Norway.
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The card's perks include upgraded boardings and in-flight Wi-Fi credits on Southwest.
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Ambassadors can be unpaid customers who get perks like event access and free gifts.
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Sure, when they're being honest, they admit that they enjoy the power and perks.
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Haven Life insurance benefits and ridersHaven Life offers a few extra perks worth mentioning.
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Excellent perks that are so helpful with a small budget — I am insanely lucky!
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But, given her platform and her perks, she knows that she shouldn't be complaining.
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There's also a bunch of extra perks and benefits with a SIM only contract.
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For some perks, where you work may be as important as where you live.
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This isn't the first time Amazon has pitched gaming perks to its Prime members.
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Here are seven of the top credit card perks you may not know about.
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Pros: Perks such as happy hour, lounge access, and breakfast included in room rates.
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Extra Crunch community perks have a new offer from voice meeting notes service, Otter.ai.
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About two in three employers plan to give holiday bonuses or perks in 2019.
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In a bid to win clients, some hotels are open to throwing in perks.
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"I'm concerned when people who really need the money take these perks," Pollak says.
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Here are some of the perks and drawbacks to expect from a consulting career.
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Uber offers its own perks, including discounts on phone bills and car maintenance costs.
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We do know wardrobe isn't included in the package of presidential benefits and perks.
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Perks include free access to workout classes and a pair of pants or shorts.
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And I love the scent of fresh nutmeg that perks up the rummy maitaicolada.
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One of the biggest perks of a Costco membership is its generous return policy.
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Perks in the workplace sometimes subtly discourage you from leaving the office on time.
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And of course, let's not forget that despite the perks, phones have serious downsides.
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They also provide perks like insurance and help in requesting accommodations from your employer.
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Again, the perks of working for the NBA, and again, a bonus for Snapchat.
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Staff are accustomed to generous working conditions, and their trade unions forcefully defend their perks.
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Because of their celebrity parents, Porky and Waldo get perks most pups miss out on.
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But those are the perks when you rescue your sibling from under a fallen dresser.
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There will also now be "levels" to channel memberships, each of which offers different perks.
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Unfortunately, this has brought many of the disadvantages and few of the perks of gentrification.
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They'll also have access to other sweet perks like Prime Video and Amazon Music Unlimited.
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The cost of annual fees and high-interest rates may not be worth those perks.
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Passengers also get other perks like earlier boarding, free drinks and dedicated overhead bin space.
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These societal perks give citizens a leg up when their schools are already running properly.
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Working for yourself is full of many perks, but filing taxes isn't one of them.
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Kylie Jenner is enjoying all the perks of being a mom to a baby girl.
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Other benefitsAside from United-specific benefits, this card confers several other travel perks and protections.
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Partnering with Riot and other publishers gives PlayVS extra perks to pass on to players.
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Before making the decision to join a company, don't ask about the culture or perks.
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Essentially, it's Amazon shopping with a heavy dose of organization and some seriously helpful perks.
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A mini lunar model and a full outer space collection are also available as perks.
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One of the perks of working on the show, Weber said, is acting alongside Davis.
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Those lucky cuties just had to be born, and they get all the same perks.
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Gym: $32.06Health, Dental & Vision: $117.79 (also includes other miscellaneous job perks)401(k) Contributions: $68.08.
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It makes up for its high annual fee with a panoply of value-added perks.
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It has some nice hardware perks, but it's not the revolution or revelation ChromeOS needs.
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While the wedding and tuition perks are outstanding, Huang didn't start Boxed as a charity.
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In the public sector, pensions and perks are protected by trade unions, with military efficiency.
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A subscription costs $49 a year, but comes with a smaller assortment and fewer perks.
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The coffee brand is known nearly as much for its perks as for its java.
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For the lucky few who do make the cut, Google's perks are second to none.
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Other perks at BI include free snacks, ping pong, and never having to fetch coffee.
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But there are perks to going all out and dropping $1,000 on the S10 Plus.
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In the absence of home-grown skills, argues Mr Perks, the government needs more immigrants.
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OnePlus has yet to confirm the exact set of perks accompanying its May 14th event.
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The Cartwheel Perks program was part of a larger initiative to encourage in-store shopping.
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Other emails reveal that verification bestowed upon users perks and status within the Twitter community.
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Expect Amazon to continue to load up Prime with more perks to convert the unconverted.
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Also find out whether those perks only apply at certain times or have other restrictions.
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Players will receive contracts with guaranteed salaries and perks like health benefits and life insurance.
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They thrive when policy is in flux, preserving old perks and pushing for new ones.
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And not roll over for them and give them these perks and things like that.
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Think up a variety of solutions, including a pay bump or additional perks or benefits.
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In all, Christopher estimates savings of $1,500 when all of those perks are factored in.
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Nike may still receive some perks to locate a manufacturing facility in Arizona after all.
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That subscription service offers fewer perks than Amazon Prime, but costs just $49 a year.
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Many Malays, it seems, care more about maintaining their perks than about any other issue.
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Among her ideas is a higher top income-tax rate and fewer perks for parliamentarians.
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Perks for members: half-price for movie tickets and for same-day tickets to performances.
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For example: During the annual evaluation period, find out what new perks may be available.
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And Google's Pixel XL has a better camera and tons of Google-unique software perks.
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You get all the same perks as a paying member, temporarily, without paying a cent.
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I'm really fortunate to have this job because it comes with a lot of perks.
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Addressing this question in 2013 , we initially highlighted the obvious perks: money, adoring fans, power .
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There are other perks, like free Kindle books, and you can read them all here.
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He was identified as 32-year-old Garry L. Perks of New Port Richey, Florida.
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Pro athletes enjoy plenty of perks, and their lives are about to get even better.
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Prime has lots of other perks, including free shipping on many items purchased on Amazon.
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Every decade gives you a choice of perks, like more health or added weapon damage.
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Perks include 401(k) plan, home internet reimbursement and $3,000 per year in free Collage.
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We do all the normal things and he just brings more perks to the table.
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The company has begun implementing changes to improve its disclosure of executive perks, Bentley said.
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But, Ramirez argues, depending on your lifestyle, the perks can sometimes outweigh the price difference.
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Not only are their workers fabulously paid, but they are showered with perks as well.
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Lyft is stepping up its driver perks game with a move out of Uber's playbook.
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Each has its own perks and they add a fun extra layer to the game.
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And of course, after the flight, don't forget your photos and a few added perks.
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A better method is to take advantage of one of Prime's least-well-known perks.
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Core, traditional perks include retirement benefits, great health insurance and a paid time off policy.
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So basically, you don't get the church's perks without kicking in to the donation plate.
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Echo was backed by White Star Capital, MMC Ventures, Rocket Internet's GFC, Hambro Perks, Public.
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In the interview, Branson touted the potential perks of such a system like its speed.
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Self-employment definitely has its perks, but budgeting with an inconsistent income can be tough.
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Many of these suppliers offer perks to the residents who live in the same property.
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Forget the fabulous Hollywood perks — that is the furry stuff our dreams are made of!
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They also don't get access to all the perks at Silicon Valley's playground-like campuses.
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It also has a better anniversary bonus and offers additional in-flight perks and discounts.
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The new office itself is stocked with perks that mirror the best of Silicon Valley.
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You don't need fancy office space, you don't need free meals, cars, or other perks.
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In private meetings with clients, Crown offered perks like free accommodations and lines of credit.
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Perks include auto rental damage waiver insurance, travel and emergency assistance services, and extended warranties.
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And while many of the perks, like credits for Lyft rides, may not excite everyone.
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Georgia residents will find low costs of living and mild winters to be nice perks.
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Without the tax benefit, companies would need to amend or discontinue those perks, she said.
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In other words, use them responsibly and make the most of the many perks.2.
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Many credit card companies offer up travel rewards and perks for spending with their card.
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And there are unwritten perks, including discounts, a casual dress code and brushes with celebrity.
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The architecture has Mediterranean touches, and guests enjoys perks like breakfast included and beach shuttles.
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"One of the biggest perks of a host hotel is its central location," she said.
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The "Morning Joe" co-host also suggested that Bannon receives great perks from the Mercers.
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The Hilton Honors Surpass Card doesn't slack off when it comes to travel perks, either.
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And if you have an AmazonFresh membership, you get the full perks to both services.
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Perks when you fly DeltaCardholders get their first checked bag free, worth $30 each way.
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Plus, you can expect plenty of perks like free shipping or free items with purchase.
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They'll also have access to other sweet perks like Prime Video and Amazon Music Unlimited.
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None of Patagonia's perks would be possible if the store weren't profitable, but it is.
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Bey worked really hard to get to where she is and she deserves crazy perks.
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The move, then, is more about formalizing these perks in a commitment to online shoppers.
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Of course, the perks of a larger screen are pretty clear right off the bat.
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Today's new suitcases are packed with perks to help you stay connected on the go.
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Holly Johnson has 26 credit cards, many of which offer superior perks and consumer protections.
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There were definitely some Whole Foods perks that were missing from my Trader Joe's experience.
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Since many of the perks overlap, you're usually better off carrying just one or two.
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Using the app with a data or Wi-Fi connection does have a few perks.
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Taken together, those perks have made me more attached to my iPhone than ever before.
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"If you can't show up for work, none of those other perks matter," she said.
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All of these guns are differentiated by the amount of perks they can roll with.
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The gamers might not be making millions, but there are a few perks: Free housing.
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There are more perks to strengthening your core than flaunting six-pack abs this summer.
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Subscribers get other perks like premium support, access to music soundtracks and discounts on accessories.
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Suppose cutting your president's perks or pay would incline her to take a job elsewhere.
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Here's the RundownCardi B: The Perks Of Being #1Diddy & DJ Khaled Take On 'American Idol'?
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His reductions in perks and allowances for state employees were reversed after almost seven months.
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Mistro: Mistro lets employers provide benefits and perks to remote teams in over 200 countries.
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Human resources departments try on some new perks: meditation, sound baths, energy consulting and hypnotherapy.
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It's clear Disney+ has its streaming perks in order in terms of quality and accessibility.
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Can you give some more detail on what the perks are of being a member?
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Perks such as an on-site spa, beachside location, and free breakfast add strong value.
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And you might as well take advantage of the perks that come with coverage, too.
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Perks include an apartment next to Big Ben and better pay than the prime minister.
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Don't let these perks drive your decision because there are always caveats, Mr. Toikka said.
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Yelp Elite is a selective annual membership with various perks, including exclusive invites to events.
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Yelp Elite members receive numerous perks, including exclusive invites to numerous events hosted by Yelp.
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More details about the card, including other perks it may offer, will be available later.
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All you need is one solid relationship to experience the mental perks, Pileggi Pawelski says.
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The main reason: They don't offer the same perks and benefits as large tech companies.
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Plus, many places are offering additional perks like free shipping or free items with purchase.
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Recently, job search site Glassdoor compiled a list of companies that provide these extra perks.
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Today, it costs $119 to become an Amazon Prime member, but the perks are greater.
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Cho, in a parliamentary confirmation hearing on Friday, did not deny his daughter's academic perks.
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Another thing you'll want to consider are the unique perks that come with each brush.
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Flexibility and special perks are important traits, too, but let's be honest: fastest is bestest.
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Perks: Reserve tickets in advance (but only through the Showcase Subscribe app), no blackout dates.
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Perks: Reserved seating, no convenience fees, six $1 off tickets per order, 15% off concessions.
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The best ones also offer perks such as no minimum balance and free ATM access.
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Including pensions and perks, Fields made $210 million, up nearly 22015 percent from $25 million.
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Running for office isn't about the politics or the perks, but about listening to voters.
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Creative perks have been part of N6A's culture since the company's inception in December 2009.
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Passengers who board early and are holding a holiday cup don't get any additional perks.
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Whether it was a subsidized haircut or car wash, these perks rarely amounted to much.
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To benefit from a lot of these perks, you need to be aware of them.
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Annual fees can cost hundreds of dollars, and these perks are partly what justifies them.
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Hotels are scrambling for guests, with even the most luxurious properties offering discounts and perks.
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Indian companies are prepping for the veteran actor's next film Kabali with some unique perks.
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Rather, a straightforward accounting of the perks, in down-to-earth language backed with evidence.
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But many credit cards come with extra perks that are lesser known, but still valuable.
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The program replaced Cartwheel Perks, a points-based loyalty pilot, which Target ended in 2017.
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As Gue shows me around his farm, he starts listing the perks of Hotel Cow.
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It also came with some pretty good perks for the Democratic breakaways, including higher salaries.
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Every day being sub-"Casual Friday" was one of the few perks of the business.
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Beyond hidden feelings or inheriting job perks, marriage pacts are also forged for emotional support.
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One of the perks of my job is receiving complimentary tickets to various cultural events.
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And Slate Plus gives you a lot of extra content, a lot of insider perks.
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Google and other Silicon Valley tech companies are well known for their generous employee perks.
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Feldman's fundraiser for his prospective album, "ANGELIC 2 THE CORE," offers some oddly personal perks.
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He may also get millions in additional perks, including lifetime health coverage, according to Bloomberg.
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There are perks, after all, and not just the lack of a boss or taxes.
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Such workers miss out on perks enjoyed by employees, such as sick pay and parental leave.
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In some cases, simply being a cardholder is enough to give you valuable perks and discounts.
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Kate Middleton has what seems like an unlimited number of shoe options (perks of royalty, right?).
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However, for cheap Android phones, these devices do come with some interesting and rarely seen perks.
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Loving the half-stache, Fallon pointed out some perks that come with the rather interesting look.
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Riyadh slashed spending on infrastructure and perks for civil servants to get its finances under control.
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But it's not just salary, benefits and perks that keep tech employees happy at the office.
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So companies are stepping up pay and perks to keep existing workers and attract new ones.
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Credit cards even offer perks that can help you book impossible dinner reservations or exclusive experiences.
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Players flock to various servers that host the game and offer different perks and play styles.
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While that has its perks, I think she liked that someone, or something, didn't obey her.
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Credit cards don't just help build your credit score; they also offer a range of perks.
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Companies can have a page on the site and add things like employment benefits and perks.
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Yoga membership: $125Weight Watchers: $8.05 (My employer subsidizes Weight Watchers specifically as one of its perks).
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More companies are offering work perks like flexible schedules and the ability to work from home.
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Dai said Hooch Black "continues the concept" with all additional perks tied to real-world experiences.
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Lyft tries to lessen the blow of fare cuts with outreach efforts and perks for drivers.
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He says the perks can be almost anything the creator wants to offer, within YouTube's guidelines.
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Transfer programs also let you convert your perks into rewards like cash back or airline miles.
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In exchange, startups also get perks even if they don't receive money from the venture fund.
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But when you're the daughter of a famous actress, you might get a few more perks.
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If you like the vibe, they also have hotels in DC and Austin with similar perks.
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It has some nice hardware perks, but it's not the revolution or revelation ChromeOS needs. 3.
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Rather, it's a collection of perks and qualities that combine to make a well-rounded product.
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Under Armour, Uber and Vice added family-friendly policies, including generous fertility perks, following such controversies.
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In addition to medical and dental plans, many companies are offering some unique perks to employees.
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In fact, Australia boasted some of the most competitive perks of all countries surveyed by LinkedIn.
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Many of these corporate card programs also offer a variety of perks to go with them.
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I casually recite Kanye West's "beasting off the Riesling" line and Ferg perks up a bit.
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In Wiltshire, Robert Perks runs the country's first local outfit dedicated to helping companies scale up.
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Being in the spotlight at such a young age comes with perks and pressures, she says.
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Especially if the pay isn't what you were hoping, perks can make or break the job.
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And she embraces her home's perks, including an infinity pool perfect for a topless photo op!
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The new name involves some new plans, along with a couple of perks from key partners.
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On the blurb of his recently published book, Sun lists seven perks of playing the cube.
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While some thought private companies offered better experience, many wanted the perks of a government job.
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Microsoft also plans to help all the other companies at Station F with some developer perks.
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Other perks include not having to wear glasses because the lenses can adjust for your prescription.
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Here's how you can enjoy all the perks of a mobile hotspot without wrecking your wallet.
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These days, major companies don't skimp when it comes to starting salaries and other exciting perks.
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One of his job perks was having the opportunity to write an article for the outlet.
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And the first rule is that those perks are not the main purpose of your plastic.
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Guess being two of the brightest actresses and businesswomen comes with its own set of perks.
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Among luxury perks, fluffy monogrammed robes greet man's most pampered friend at the Peninsula Beverly Hills.
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One of the perks of Amazon Prime membership is free, unlimited photo storage via Prime Photos.
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Some of the drivers are even including perks like free snacks, phone chargers, and wi-fi.
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With rents in this city skyrocketing, I say take what free perks you can get. Amirite?
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If someone says "Bostonian" or "liberal" or (sorry) "Patriots fan," my brain perks up a little.
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N26 also plans to add perks to the N26 You plan, such as discounts on Hotels.
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The best online banks also offer perks such as no minimum balance and free ATM access.
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Employees rank them as one of the best industry perks, alongside coconut water, and organic snacks.
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Having Will Smith as your dad comes with some perks — like learning from an expert troll.
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Republicans might say they hate big government, but it's remarkable how much they enjoy its perks.
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Competing with Alexa is not just about overcoming Amazon's early lead and its third-party perks.
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Paying with your credit card might help you rack up perks — if you do it right.
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Being the heiress to the Austrian-based crystal company, Swarovski, comes with a lot of perks.
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Here, current and former employees weigh in on the company's various perks and give honest feedback.
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The rollout also includes a plan to add more perks to the $5 a month option.
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Scoring the best credit card for travel perks could help make or break your summer getaway.
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Considering the limited perks you're getting here, even $3.99 per month seems a tiny bit steep.
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And to the analysts who are a part of the 1 percent, these perks mean nothing.
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The bank is not the first to offer credit-card perks in exchange for home loans.
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The index includes factors such as salaries, bonuses, perks and options from the most recent year.
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While some thought private companies offered better experience, many wanted the perks of a government job.
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In particular, in finance and tech, college interns are paid very well with lots of perks.
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Since giving up her sea legs, Alison has been enjoying the perks of a stationary life.
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They both offer their own modest on-site perks for fans who pledge funds to creators.
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For Luke Bryan's wife Caroline, being married to a country superstar has quite a few perks.
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But there are perks of the job: too many tacos, covered travel costs, and $1,000 budget.
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Be sure you use these perks to aid your budget, and not the other way around.
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One of the perks of working from home is the freedom to make my own schedule.
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Like Amazon, YouTube is able to toss in perks that make its subscription service more appealing.
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The salsa is a thick, curry-like reduction that perks up the whole plate quite nicely.
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Dad can't see read receipts, or get any of the other iMessage perks in their conversations.
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The perks of membership were small, like getting to cut in line at the chow hall.
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Meet the company's famously private CEO, who has only one hobby and doesn't like company perks
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But, despite their torrid growth, Perks is not avoiding those investments entirely — and neither is Desai.
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Of course for $20,000, you'd expect a few perks, and LG is ready to deliver them.
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Perks being offering include paying off portions of student loans or paying for year-long visas.
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He says he's considering whether to court those going to the Republican convention with lavish perks.
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You'll find them and you'll put them on your belt and you'll have those little perks.
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"When you use enough of that language, it perks some people's ears up," Mr. Vernon said.
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Chegg's office in Silicon Valley offers its employees a number of incredible benefits and fitness perks.
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Itineraries The perks of being a frequent flier are not as valuable as they once were.
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Perks like affordable homes, good public schools, and low crime rates can make a location desirable.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — There are plenty of perks to being president of the United States.
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Give you perks when you open an accountLooking for incentives when you open up an account?
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He was on the road constantly, racking up elite-qualifying nights to get those status perks.
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While all the card's perks were tempting, the lounge access really was what sealed the deal.
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The credit union also offers perks like free tickets to the fair and financial literacy courses.
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Other perks to look for in cards for holiday shopping include purchase protection and extended warranties.
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Silicon Valley has long enticed prospective employees with lavish perks — free food being the most common.
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This card's value — which is tangible and calculable — comes in the form of benefits and perks.
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Learn more about the perks of a Nordstrom Credit Card and being a Nordy Club member.
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One of the perks of being a pro athlete ... you look DAMN GOOD in a bikini!
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China "treated Taiwanese businessmen like its own people," one of the articles said, citing "multiple perks".
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The company is also likely to look at the perks being offered, such as tax incentives.
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But non-verified users can now get in on one of Mentions' biggest perks: live stories.
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Perks AplentyBruce Willis gave me a $1,000 tip so I could buy my daughter some tortoises.
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The $100 price tag isn't bad on its own, but it also comes with some perks.
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Make sure to factor those perks into your decision-making, since they can save you money.
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Weightlessness has its perks — you're a lot harder to shoot when you're flitting around in midair.
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I think a lot of people are scared that some of the perks will be cut.
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Photograph by Eric Helgas for The New Yorker It helps, too, that complimentary perks are plenty.
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I'm now working remotely from my family's home in Austin, Texas, which comes with several perks.
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It's especially crushing when all of London, including her husband, perks up when President and Mrs.
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But they are indeed part of an infrastructure of perks and packaging that isn't uniformly accessible.
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Freedom, flexibility and an immersion in nature are just a few appealing perks of R.V. travel.
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Others can reflect changes in how the company decides to present the perks it has provided.
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And while those perks are attractive, another factor is prompting Tel Aviv's real estate rush: fear.
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But those perks have yet to extend to every financial institution and business across the country.
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You even get other perks like water and dust resistance, lots of Bluetooth options and more.
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A standard membership is $45 while a plus membership is $100 and includes some extra perks.
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That's gotta be one of the perks of working with your family, at the very least.
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These eventual perks sound great, especially for those with lower income or poor/no insurance coverage.
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Besides your take-home pay, perks and benefits are also core components of your total compensation.
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It also offers free elite status at Hilton and Marriott hotels, and a few other perks.
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Employees praised Facebook's mission-driven culture, the talent at the company and the perks and benefits.
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While poorly paid, many state workers continue to receive other perks like subsidized food, and accommodation.
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This is one of nearly a dozen community perks we've launched for annual Extra Crunch members.
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They are adding and losing programs and channels, changing prices, and offering different sign-up perks.
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But if you look beyond its obvious perks, there are plenty of reasons to consider it.
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Just what other perks and souvenirs their donations helped pay for will probably remain a mystery.
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These new perks will also take effect on January 12, for both new and existing cardholders.
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They also promise access to exclusive perks, events and opportunities to network and build a community.
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Heidi Perks' debut novel Her One Mistake plays on every parent's worst nightmare: a missing child.
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Neither of those perks were offered when Houston held the game in 2004, The Journal noted.
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Companies that are selected will receive $50,000 of investment capital and $1.7 million total in perks.
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Prime service currently grants perks for its users, including faster shipping and access to Amazon Video.
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Below are some of the best work perks millennials have today that their parents didn&apost.
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The Kansas Department of Commerce is offering many new, full-time residents some pretty attractive perks.
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It's battling online-only banks that have been luring consumers with low costs and big perks.
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These firms, like Google and Microsoft, offer full-time workers high salaries and in-office perks.
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But there's a good chance you're unaware of perks that can save you hundreds of dollars.
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To Cam, it's the realization of a long-held revenge fantasy, with quick-fix financial perks.
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However, companies must provide more than free perks in order to engage and retain top performers.
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Perks — The more benefits a credit card has, the higher its annual fee tends to be.
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Biggest perks: Views of Mount Wellington; dramatically lit port city; mild temperatures; affordable; relaxed suburban atmosphere.
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Program perks include earning 1% on Target purchases, personalized deals and early access to its sales.
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The perks align with my main expense Besides rent, my biggest expense is travel, specifically airfare.
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Would you rather have more perks, like time off and better healthcare, or a pay raise?
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Tech companies famously began instituting office perks like free lunch, nap rooms, and dog-friendly offices.
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I think the addition of a little anchovy, garlic and hot pepper perks it up admirably.
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Other perks include exercise equipment, such as yoga mats, and "inspirational" reading materials including musician biographies.
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The measure tilts further to the right and offers fewer perks, our health care correspondent writes.
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One of the most subtle perks of a Costco membership is the brand's private label, Kirkland.
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Becoming full-time employees would also give them access to health care benefits and other perks.
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The Chase Sapphire Preferred, for example, offers perks like trip cancellation insurance and rental car insurance.
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And as companies pulled back on perks, it meant fewer life coaches for America's laboring masses.
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And Nashville's offer didn't come with some of the attention-grabbing perks that New York's did.
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Chinese news media reports also said Didi was cutting back perks like free snacks and beverages.
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One of the main perks of restoring oyster reefs is that you'll also get cleaner water.
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When challenged, they don't want to give up the "high" of that power or its perks.
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When Tinder released its upgraded, pay-for-perks version to iOS users, it was an immediate success.
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He was perfectly happy to forgo "the perks that came with a more expensive apartment," he said.
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Companies of every type are cutting costs by ditching long-term perks such as defined-benefit pensions.
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There was even a new iPod touch in the purported list of "exceptions" to Discover's card perks.
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Watson has since starred in films including The Perks of Being a Wallflower and The Bling Ring.
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We also found that they were getting benefits from the journalists, getting perks, getting tickets, getting meals.
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Perks of getting married: There's always a brand new fancy cookware set waiting on the gift table.
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The card comes with a steep annual fee of $450, but the perks, Kelly finds, are unmatched.
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That's why we also weighed reward structures against other factors, such as bonuses, annual fees and perks.
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Dunkin' is warning customers that its mobile order and pay app "DD Perks" may have been hacked.
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As for perks, the Double Cash offers access to exclusive ticket pre-sales through Citi Private Pass.
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Zooey Deschanel is dishing on the fact that celebrity doesn't always come with all the assumed perks.
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The salary is competitive and it comes with, uh, perks like drinking beer for a long time.
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Best time for weight management: morning workouts There are some physiological perks to morning workouts in general.
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This requires a serious amount of finessing in terms of figuring out one's salary, packages, and perks.
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If there's anything to be said for working at a Silicon Valley tech company, it's the perks.
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Click through for the ultimate product selection if you want to maximize the perks of Amazon's sale.
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Even in standard coach, passengers can pay up for additional perks like early boarding or lounge access.
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Dual cameras don't grant you any optical zoom perks, but help with photo effects like portrait mode.
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Areas where workers were least likely to see the same perks include the Pacific and Mountain regions.
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In recent "Pets with Better Lives Than You" news, Mariah Carey's dogs fly first class … with perks.
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The service allows consumers perks from the company like free shipping, an expanded catalog and streaming video.
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That points to the company's lucrative salary and perks, as well as its culture, both executives said.
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It comes with perks like an apartment in the shadow of Big Ben and an entertainment allowance.
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Inboard also built a lot of subtle perks into the M1, like the front and tail lights.
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AT&T's plan to start showering customers with potentially net neutrality-violating perks is just getting started.
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The idea behind the generous perks came to Huang when he visited employees in the Boxed warehouses.
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Strip away the outstanding perks and you are still left with high salaries, just not the highest.
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The offering now spans several products beyond its "perks" origins, including card-linked loyalty and medical provision.
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But some rental markets are offering more perks than a year ago, for a variety of reasons.
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Keep reading for 10 companies that are knocking it out of the park in the perks department.
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In return, the EU promised Turkey €22016bn ($3.4bn) in aid and perks such as visa-free travel.
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Like many tech companies, file-sharing firm Box offers a number of perks to draw talent in.
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A focus on flexible working schedules and unique perks were the key factors behind the industry's popularity.
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Retraining Replaces Job Boards To date, companies rely on competitive salaries and perks to attract technical talent.
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Just like any job, there are perks and there's stuff that you just have to deal with.
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I walk home and notice the beautiful sunrise – one of the perks of getting up really early.
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San Francisco has its perks, but once we became parents in 23, our outlook started to fade.
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Also, many of the studies tying moderate alcohol consumption to health perks was based on older adults.
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Other perks include cash back for Walmart purchases and at Sprint for monthly phone and data bills.
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Reading lots of aspirational articles about perks and work flexibility to demonstrate "great culture" will change nothing.
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Even if you don't love the sweltering heat, the summer season still has some pretty sweet perks.
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There's fierce competition to attract talent with companies driven to one-upmanship on lavish compensation and perks.
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Quartz reported earlier this year about an atmosphere of executive excess with bloated salaries and crazy perks.
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We also considered rewards and other perks, and downsides such as late fees and penalty interest rates.
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The estimates incorporate bonuses and perks like travel credits that can be used to pay for flights.
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The perks of a score in the excellent range, north of around 750 or 760, are significant.
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The second feature is a reflection of airlines' race to the bottom in terms of flying perks.
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One of the perks of having a birthday is getting to have whatever you want for dinner.
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Startups like Upside Travel reward customers for choosing less expensive options by offering travel credits and perks.
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Of course, being part of the breakout Netflix show has its fair share of perks as well.
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T-Mobile's One Plus plan gets those perks, LTE hotspot, and the most runway before facing deprioritization.
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There are so many amazing perks to working from home, starting with that whole "no commute" thing.
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After exhausting all of the campus's free perks, Friedlander tests the wits of FB's machine learning team.
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When there is no interest in buying, moderate selling drops stocks notably until buyer interest perks up.
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PEOPLE Perks: 11 Spring Staples from Cole Haan You Can't Resist – Especially with Our Exclusive 25% Discount
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My granddad's been a member for so long that they've run out of perks to give him.
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Perks that might be a little more self-serving for the company are also on the rise.
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The perks tab makes it easy to see how much interest you've earned this month and lifetime.
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Unlike the Flat-D, the makers of Shreddies don't offer lame perks like a thin, comfortable fabric.
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While you have the employee handbook out, take a look at parental leave policies and other perks.
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If you make the cut, you'll receive a free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package and sweet VIP perks.
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Part of the job perks include frequent travel -- no word yet on whether it'll be to space.
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You can ask for discounts, waived fees and other perks to compensate you when things go wrong.
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But be wary of adding sugar and cream, since too many extras will kill your coffee perks.
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Some offer perks like catering and comfortable accommodations for top players, whose presence drives up spectator numbers.
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The Commonwealth of Virginia earlier this year already approved up to $750 million in performance-based perks.
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Government officials are routinely enjoying the perks of their position and occasionally having to answer for it.
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But Atari Vault has a few perks, beyond being an exhaustive collection compiled all in one place.
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If you're not a jet-setter, you can still find a card that offers you cool perks.
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He perks up when a boy and his mother walk through the door, pushing a shopping cart.
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Finally, there are a couple of other cool perks included with the purchase of a Pixel phone.
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Raytheon, a defense contracting company, offers its employees telecommuting perks, compressed workweeks, flexible hours and job-sharing.
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Last November, Uber launched Uber Rewards, using perks like vehicle upgrades to woo and keep fickle customers.
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In addition to money and prestige, famous players bring some pretty attractive perks to young start-ups.
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A simple solution might be to focus more on work-life balance than perks like office cats.
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So airlines have merrily shrunk seat pitches and withdrawn perks and still managed to fill their flights.
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