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amenity

[uh-men-i-tee, uh-mee-ni-] / əˈmɛn ɪ ti, əˈmi nɪ- /




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The iconic Rose Bowl opened in 1922, is a national historic landmark and boasts ample tailgating opportunities, but some fans have complained about the aging venue’s uncomfortable seating and lack of modern amenities.

From Los Angeles Times

The bets on the airlines came as Delta and United try to offer more amenities to wealthier customers.

From MarketWatch

The area saw frenzied bidding wars and fast sales as affluent buyers chased privacy, space, and luxe home amenities.

From MarketWatch

The schools, clinics, the manicured golf course — onetime amenities from an industry awash in petrodollars — gone or overgrown with weeds.

From Los Angeles Times

Spread across its four floors are a tasting kitchen, “longevity” spa, private screening room and rooftop terrace, among other amenities.

From The Wall Street Journal




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