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The phrase "an extra used" is not correct in standard written English.
It lacks clarity and context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The report included an extra used for the calculations, which was not necessary."
Alternatives: "an additional item" or "a surplus used".
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The shape, size and materials vary, but every Hanukkah menorah holds nine candles -- one for each day, plus an extra used as the lighter.
When paid leave is thought of as an "extra" used by the country's biggest companies to attract in-demand workers, many less skilled, less well-paid workers -- hourly retail employees, for example -- get left out.
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They run elaborate cash flow models for a test drug, tweaking it when a new side effect emerges or an extra use is found.
Given that your local sushi place may not have jumped on the conservation bandwagon yet, I'd like to help you at least get an extra use out of disposable chopsticks.
For centuries, sugar was a spice as rare as myrrh and as precious as saffron: an expensive extra used to give food taste and color.
If you'd like a little extra, use your chopsticks to place a bit of wasabi on top of the nigiri.
If you don't mind spending a little extra, use extra features (bolded text, more pictures, premium placement in searches) to bolster your auctions.
The remaining bedrooms are on the second level, with an extra room used as a children's playroom.
This one, a large one-bedroom with an extra room used as a closet/office, was one floor higher than the one needing renovation.
With Gerrold on set as an extra, West used him as an unofficial advisor on matching the scenes from "The Trouble with Tribbles".
Now you may heard that the sword is like an extra arm used but stronger.
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