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I earn about the same as at my last job, but the fringe benefits are great.fringe benefits = extra non-cash benefits
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What he might lack in looks, he more than made up for in fringe benefits.† (source)
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But there were some fringe benefits.† (source)
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The guy who hired me, Al Bolen, persuaded me to take the job with what he called "fringe benefits."† (source)
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Although his was often a tortured existence, there were some fringe benefits that came along with being Satan.† (source)
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His seductive voice, which seemed to lick each of his hideous threats to savor the texture and astringency of it, was filled with the quiet confidence and smug superiority of a megalomaniac who carries the badge of a secret authority, receives a comfortable salary with numerous fringe benefits, and knows that in his old age he will be able to rely upon the cushion of a generous civil-service pension.† (source)
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It's not a bad trade, despite long hours, occupational hazards, and utter lack of security; it has fringe benefits, with many openings and rapid advancement for a man with push and willingness to learn.† (source)fringe benefits = extra non-cash benefits
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One of the fringe benefits of being an English or History teacher is receiving the occasional jewel of a student blooper in an essay.† (source)
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"The fringe benefits are these," Bolen said as he handed me a stack of pictures of ducks and fish.† (source)
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