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Also, once through the door, how much extra will be pushed on us?

That feature, called Times Extra, will be published using a technology called Blogrunner that the Times acquired in 2005.

But since the NHS cannot continue to raise productivity at this rate, at least £4bn a year extra will be necessary, starting in April.

After years of steady cuts (see chart), eight of the 11 EU members of NATO have told the alliance this year that they plan to increase defence spending in real terms, though the extra will be small.

Tis the season when rail commuters are told how much extra will be hoovered out of their pay come January, even before the last decorations are down and the festive credit card bills paid.

These rates remain the same for standard residential buyers – but 3% extra will be added if the property is to be used as a buy-to-let or second home.

But any extras will be available before the concert.

But in the morning, the extras will be waiting for haircuts.

If successful, the Spanish extras will be needed for filming between 3 and 18 September and will be paid a mere €50 (£35) a day.

This trick can work with three-of-a-kind, or even with a pair, but the fewer cards you're claiming the more noticeable the extras will be.

If you've got a particularly tricky combination of nonporous wallpaper + 4 layers to remove + coats of paint in between, a few extras will be in order.