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The phrase "a bundle of extra" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe an additional amount or collection of something, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "We received a bundle of extra supplies for the event, which will help us accommodate more guests."
Alternatives: "a lot of extra" or "an extra amount of".
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The most recent example he pointed to was the promotion of Tim Ferriss's new book, "The Four-Hour Chef," which BitTorrent publicized by making a "bundle" of extra materials, like notes, photos and recipes, available as a free download.
Wrap the rock up in the fabric make sure no rock is showing.Wrap it until there is a bundle of extra fabric sticking out on top.
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It is likely that any wi-fi would be part of a bundle of extras for broadband customers, in a similar way to how BT offers the service.
And a self-imposed bundle of extra work is on the way.
If a paper bag is just too plain, buy a slatted basket ($30) and fill it with little extras: a bundle of pink and green Caspari napkins, a slim baguette, cipolline onions steeped in balsamic vinegar, a few slices of Fra'Mani salame, a local "Little Bloom" goat cheese or a jar of Killer Bee Honey from Tom Cohn's industrious Bedford bees.
Charles paid Manet so amply for a painting of a bundle of asparagus that, a week later, Manet delivered an extra canvas with a single stalk, and the note: "This seems to have slipped from the bundle".
It's a bundle of neuroses.
A bundle of stinking rags and flesh".
I'm a bundle of nerves".
Henry is a bundle of tics.
He grabbed a bundle of books.
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