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1. · Your investment in health insurance is finally beginning to pay off

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2. This is where medical insurance comes to the rescue

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3. However, individuals need to note that there is one basic difference between Medical insurance and the CI rider

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4. In case of medical insurance, the individual is covered only to the extent of the actual expenses incurred on medicine/hospitalisation (up to a maximum limit of the sum assured)

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5. Does anyone really think this makes look rebellious or cool anymore? I was an insurance salesman before all this happened

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6. How could I? Me, just a simple insurance broker on the phones for the last 10 years

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7. Who the hell would want to break my door down? I'm just Dennis Small, insurance guy

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8. I sell, or used to sell insurance

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9. His insurance should cover the damage I should think …’

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10. I realized also that the insurance policy I had wouldn't cover this

11. Now all I had left was the remaining €8500 to pay off and the insurance policy cancellation fee

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12. Indiana while providing for his family by selling insurance

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13. Have food stamps saved anyone? Has anyone been better off in life because they have health insurance? Does life get easier when we have these conveniences? Our tax money goes to pay for things like health insurance, food stamps, social security, Medicare, upkeep of unused buildings (that could be used to shelter the homeless if our Government really did care about us), great scientific studies like whether sick shrimp perform as well on a treadmill as healthy shrimp (this is a real study funded by the Government – it cost about 15 million dollars), army expenses, paying off the interest on our nation’s debt, veteran’s benefits, and government jobs such as postal workers or police officers

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14. “Oh no! You realize we don’t have insurance?” she said in such a deadpan way that he wasn’t aware she was joking till she started laughing

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15. We could uncover some simple task that in itself could be a major stumbling block to reaching success, something such as a special license, insurance or legislation

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16. and free insurance on hot hatches the colour

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17. 'You arrive at the terminal, see the insurance desk, you are asked if the place you're going is your final destination and you are told this is your last and final call for flight 666, terminating at Athens Airport

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18. Over a plateful of slightly stale tractor-wheel biscuits and weak tea in chipped china cups, Danny and Annie found out that there were no savings, no insurance policies and no investments

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19. Indeed, with the decline in rental income caused by the ever increasing costs of insurance, red tape and health and safety initiatives, great-aunt Edith had financed some of the finer pieces in the apartment, including a real Ming chrysanthemum pot and a small Lowry, through her prowess at conducting phishing expeditions across the global email network in search of the details of other people’s bank accounts

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20. in rental income caused by the ever increasing costs of insurance,

21. We deal with socials a lot in the insurance office and that's how it works

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22. Insurance and all that

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23. The Swivels’ had a very healthy insurance policy

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24. After college, I took a job with a firm of insurance brokers – in the typing pool

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25. He’s taking care of the insurance, remember? A voice said in my head

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26. Yeah but what the fuck is the insurance? Another voice asked back

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27. Roman had evidently taken care of what he called the insurance, and now

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28. taken time out for the insurance

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29. Roman bulletproof? Did he have that much faith in his so-called insurance, to not

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30. Then I called the insurance and cancelled

31. That thought made her realize she’d better call the insurance company and report the accident, before Mike came unglued, after all it was his car

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32. Health insurance companies need to provide

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33. The insurance helped a little by organising (after

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34. insurance man seemed to think they were having, it

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35. rang the insurance man to ask what time the car would

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36. there had been new tickets left by the Insurance Company

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37. may, in the greater part of trades, be both a sufficient profit upon the risk of this insurance, and a sufficient recompence for the trouble of employing the stock

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38. insurance upon shipping, however, in the same manner as upon houses, is, in most cases, the

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39. These books I had at home, gave all the makes and serial numbers of all main watches over the last two hundred years and fortunately the book itemized the approximate value of these various watches, I guess to help insurance valuation

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40. Silver must certainly be cheaper in Spanish America than in Europe ; in the country where it is produced, than in the country to which it is brought, at the expense of a long carriage both by land and by sea, of a freight, and an insurance

41. MPG AND THE INSURANCE PROTECTION RACKET

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42. What you need is our insurance

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43. “And carrying all this insurance money, “ said the second

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44. The value of the precious metals, however, must be lower in Spain and Portugal than in any other part of Europe, as they come from those countries to all other parts of Europe, loaded, not only with a freight and an insurance, but with the expense of smuggling, their exportation being either prohibited or subjected to a duty

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45. Their freight is much less, and their insurance not greater ; and no goods, besides, are less liable to suffer by the carriage

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46. ever, should be no more than the amount of the freight and insurance ; and, on account of the great value and small bulk of those metals, their freight is no great matter, and their insurance is the same as that of any other goods of equal value

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47. It is not, indeed, the direct purpose of his trade to sell his corn there ; but he will generally be willing to do so, and even for a good deal less money than he might expect in a foreign market; because he saves in this manner the expense of loading and unloading, of freight and insurance

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48. [of an insurance policy] all-inclusive; providing complete protection

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49. the insuring of risk by one insurance company with another - to reinsure v

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50. It would afford a sufficient advantage to the manufacturer, because, though he might not buy his wool altogether so cheap as under the prohibition, he would still buy it at least five or ten shillings cheaper than any foreign manufacturer could buy it, besides saving the freight and insurance which the other would be obliged to pay

51. The trade of insurance, therefore, may be carried on successfully by a joint-stock company, without any exclusive privilege

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52. The trade of insurance gives great security to the fortunes of private people, and, by dividing among a great many that loss which would ruin an individual, makes it fall light and easy upon the whole society

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53. Before the establishment of the two joint-stock companies for insurance in London, a list, it is said, was laid before the attorney-general, of one hundred and fifty private iusurers, who had failed in the course of a few years

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54. But he hounded her, insisting it would bring quite a price! Tom had left her with a small insurance policy

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55. registration and insurance, planning for the food and ship supplies, planning for recruiting crewmembers,

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56. In the course of going through Mama’s papers, I made a comment about a choice she had made concerning some insurance

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57. And further, he does not seem to be terribly concerned about the unconstitutional provisions of the Act, such as individual mandates requiring individuals to purchase health insurance or incur a fine and/or a prison term

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58. Martin wrote the majority opinion, asserting that Congress has the authority under the Commerce Clause to regulate the non-commerce (My comment: How can the Constitution support the Congress in regulating non-commerce behavior?) of someone who chooses not to buy health insurance

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59. For extra insurance at the Agility Show:

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60. the insurance company was concerned

61. incredible self-confidence made him a leader in life insurance sales when he was still in his early twenties

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62. By then he was in charge of sales for a rapidly expanding insurance company in Florida

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63. resolved never to be involved with life insurance again, returned the money his backers had advanced, and moved on to other activities

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64. on to own banks and insurance companies

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65. “consultantship” that Paul Meyer was asked to pay in order to create his own insurance company, the one that decided him against that

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66. He also had an insurance policy that will pay $5 million plus the mortgage on the house

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67. The one insurance policy the Darangi thought they had was Gerrid: if he was immersed and dependent on the program, he would likely face death with the threat of L-Seven-Six’s shutdown

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68. One thing she knew for sure: that building was no insurance company

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69. So we took out life insurance policies that included an AIDS test as standard

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70. whether or not I would have any insurance if the bad guys caught up to me

71. “So,” Harold said, “You’ve figured out that Felicity was my insurance against you

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72. My homeowner‘s insurance took care of the man‘s car that hit the steer paying for all the repairs, a rental car, and motel fees

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73. (Chris asked Jayse to ask The Lord what He wanted Chris to do with the insurance money he received)

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74. American industries that profited off the slave trade included banks, insurance companies, and the textile industry

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75. The insurance industry got its start from insuring slave ships and slaves, especially from losses where the ships' crews forced to dump slaves overboard if caught smuggling slaves after the overseas trade had been banned

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76. For obvious reasons she was now regarded as the angel of death, to be avoided even though she was wealthy from of all of the insurance money

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77. On the other hand, does any right-thinking individual believe that employees of small businesses a half century or more ago enjoyed the security of reasonable wages and extensive benefits, including health insurance, that most workers typically enjoy in today‘s 135

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78. It is just a shame that instead so far all we have is corporate welfare for insurance companies, a plan designed by conservative Republicans

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79. Both GW Bush and Obama bailed out banks, insurance companies, and in Obama's case, also the auto industry

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80. That is why you have insurance in place

81. One of the absurdities of this type of insurance is that those who have it are often not aware of it as it is believed that an employee may conspire in his own kidnapping if he is aware of it

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82. We once evacuated a fellow to France where the HR Department did not follow the medical insurance protocol and it cost us almost 130k USD

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83. There is insurance available for this kind of crime

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84. I was working away in our brand new study, built with the insurance money collected after the fiasco with the chimney, connecting the multi-core cables into their various sockets

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85. Thank God, but they never even asked about his van insurance! Fuckin’ dummies

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86. also told us the insurance would no longer pay since there was

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87. After Sylvia’s mother had passed away, the insurance premium (all her father had to show for a lifetime of hard drinking and stevedoring) was destined for the corner liquor store if he were left to his own devices

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88. Like her, Sylvie was an older undergrad—her mother had suffered a stroke during Sylvie’s senior year of high school, and Sylvie had spent the next two years helping her mother through rehabilitation while her father worked two jobs, one to keep their family insurance and the second to cover the rest of the medical bills

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89. Recognition of unions, unemployment insurance, a 40 hour work week, and child labor laws all are successful anti poverty practices that led to longer, healthier lives

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90. He called the insurance company

91. It is in fact corporate welfare, giving enormous amounts of government money to insurance corporations for customers they would not have had before

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92. Members of the public, or state governments, could choose to get government run healthcare while others could choose to stay on their private insurance

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93. The insurance industry supported this since they would benefit

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94. Michael closely reviewed each statement and determined what the insurance had paid and what we owed

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95. Wallace also would push for government healthcare, over 60 years before Obama, and actual government healthcare, not corporate welfare for insurance companies

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96. “He was an accountant in an insurance firm, before he enlisted

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97. One study after another shows Medicare saves lives of the elderly far better than private insurance

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98. A government handout of corporate welfare to private insurance is less efficient than government-run healthcare, leading to loss of lives

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99. Fortunately, we had good insurance coverage, and by not trying to squeeze every dollar out of the insurance company, we rebuilt our house in one year

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