" He added: "One casualty is one casualty too many.
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A medic's gloved hands moved with trained precision from casualty to casualty.
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We're in the property casualty business and the casualty part of that has very long duration liabilities.
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The National Transportation Safety Board has confirmed there was one casualty — the first US commercial flight casualty since 19893.
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Just as the first casualty of war is truth, so too, the first casualty of hyperpartisan politics is civil liberties.
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Just as the first casualty of war is said to be the truth, the first casualty of the new Cold War is irony.
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Stephon Clark is not only a casualty of this particular shooting, but he is also a casualty of American moral paucity, race-hostile policies and corrosive jurisprudence.
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It is often said that truth is the first casualty of war, which is bad enough, but it should not be the first casualty of a democratic election.
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"Every single casualty documented in this report — people killed while praying, working, studying, fetching water, recovering in hospitals — every civilian casualty represents a failure of commitment," Yamamoto said.
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The Navy has charged Gallagher with "wrongfully" posing for an unofficial picture "with a human casualty" and wrongfully completing his re-enlistment ceremony next to a human casualty.
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Additionally the Navy has charged Gallagher with "wrongfully" posing for an unofficial picture "with a human casualty" and wrongfully completing his re-enlistment ceremony next to a human casualty.
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Related Research: --'Argo Group International Holdings Limited Unrated Issuer Report' (October 2014); --'2016 Outlook: U.S. Property/Casualty Insurance (December 2015); --'Property/Casualty Insurers' Midyear 2015 Financial Results' (August 2015).
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Desjardins, which snapped up State Farm Canada's businesses in property and casualty and life insurance in 2015, is now one of the biggest property and casualty insurers in Canada.
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"Rangers train casualty care every day, leaders train to handle casualties, and our medics take pride in being the world experts in tactical combat casualty care," Knight said in the release.
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Shares of Japan's largest property & casualty insurers also dropped.
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One firefighter was seriously injured - the only reported casualty.
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Fruits have previously been a casualty of bilateral trade spats.
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"A distraught person just intending to cause mass casualty" 10.
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The group often makes exaggerated casualty claims for its attacks.
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We know that these ghastly casualty predictions were never realized.
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The biggest casualty may not even be the American consumer.
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The base betrays the casualty aversion of the Obama doctrine.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - ZhongAn Online Property & Casualty Insurance Co (21.
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The latest business casualty of the epidemic in China: Esports.
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Huarong International Financial Holdings was the next loan market casualty.
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The United Nations says an exact casualty figure remains unknown.
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But the casualty count alone doesn't tell the full story.
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The most notable casualty will come from the White House.
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THE U.S. CASUALTY BUSINESS IS A SOURCE OF THE RESERVES.
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Conricus said the Iranian casualty count was not yet known.
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The true casualty rates may actually be over 40 million.
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It also questioned the reliability of many reported casualty figures.
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Or a casualty of the Great Facebook Siege of 2016?
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But the Kenyan government has yet to release casualty figures.
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The Taliban often give inflated casualty figures after an attack.
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Omoni also confirmed that Blankson, 36, was the only casualty.
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Afghan officials have said military casualty rates are historically high.
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The discrepancy in casualty figures could not immediately be resolved.
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The US admitted the civilian casualty event at Al Jadidah.
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We are the casualty and predicted it from day one.
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But she, too, is a casualty of American immigration policy.
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The only casualty, it turned out, was a portable outhouse.
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And that too will be a casualty of the virus.
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Online shopping — mostly, read: Amazon — has claimed another casualty: Staples.
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He is also a fellow of the Casualty Actuary Society.
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The first casualty was Laszlo Trocsanyi, Hungary's former justice minister.
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The country's Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk confirmed the casualty toll.
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Updated casualty numbers were later reported by The Associated Press.
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Earlier casualty figures for the LNA's opponents were not available.
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It was the largest mass casualty incident in U.S. history.
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And critical thinking is clearly another casualty of our times.
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"I'm a casualty" of the high turnover rate, he said.
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Casualty figures were gathered from morgues, government departments and elsewhere.
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The police were not reachable for comment on casualty numbers.
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Farming and food production are always a casualty of war.
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The free press is going to be the first casualty.
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A study of military casualty rates at the state and county level found that Mr. Trump won significantly more votes than the 2012 Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, in places that suffered disproportionately high casualty rates.
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It will give them better capability to handle the surge of reports that come from mass casualty events, to triage in real time, and to communicate lifesaving and casualty-reducing instructions using multimedia with victims.
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"All of them," one poster wrote of a possible casualty count.
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Unfortunately, lovers of HBO might be a casualty in that battle.
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Chinatown is now diminished, another casualty of New York's endless gentrification.
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One casualty of the scrap may be those juicy European subsidies.
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The carrier has become the biggest corporate casualty of the protests.
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Add another potential casualty of the government shutdown: tech product launches.
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At a dressing station, a doctor pointed out the first casualty.
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A single casualty on either side and all bets are off.
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But there's probably a far worse casualty of winter: the dragons.
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Facebook's latest public controversy may have claimed its first major casualty.
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It was not immediately clear if these were separate casualty tolls.
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Part of the answer: Johnson is a casualty of hyperbole fatigue.
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One casualty of changing consumer tastes in alcohol beverages is rum.
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"The first casualty of contact is always your plan," he said.
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Here are the Defense Department's casualty releases from 2017: Army Spc.
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One casualty of the R-rating could be a China release.
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The first national security adviser, Michael Flynn was an early casualty.
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The group's spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, however, gave a conflicting casualty figure.
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The other casualty was that of Maiko, an Army Ranger dog.
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To that list, now add one more casualty: the G-7.
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At the time of her death, Brangman was the eighth casualty.
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Capitalization remains strong at both the property casualty and life subsidiaries.
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Ireland isn't the only casualty from flesh-eating bacteria this year.
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He said that the police could not yet provide casualty figures.
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Each student casualty was between the ages of 6 and 7.
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"I thought I was going to be another casualty," he said.
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In a mass-casualty scenario, every second can make a difference.
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On flat ground, the M. graminicola casualty rate was 63 percent.
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Several mass casualty events in the United States since the Sept.
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But he took to heart every casualty of every terror attack.
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I desperately asked who had been inside, for a casualty list.
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In today's political battles, the most consequential casualty has been civility.
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He was the first senior Wall Street casualty of the coronavirus.
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Taliban spokesmen were not immediately available to confirm the casualty figures.
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One casualty of his arrival is the festival's much-discussed mandate.
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His death is the second high-profile ISIS casualty this month.
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I am not the only casualty in this war against myself.
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Anbang also has a much smaller property and casualty insurance business.
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" "Unfortunately, important legislation like this has fallen casualty to impeachment mania.
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But that seems to be one more casualty of Trump's presidency.
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The last known American BLU-97 casualty was in 2007. Pfc.
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Mike Flynn is just a small casualty of that bigger plan.
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PICC is the parent of PICC Property and Casualty Co Ltd .
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Allianz operates in 14 Asian markets, providing property and casualty insurance.
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Police officials were not immediately available for comment on casualty numbers.
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The company shuttered in 2005, a casualty of imports from China.
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Each mortar round has a casualty radius of about 25 meters.
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The real casualty, however, was the diamond's last owner, Duleep Singh.
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Hector is the novel's first AIDS casualty, though not its last.
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Former left wing Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was an Odebrecht casualty.
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"STPI&aposs study indicated that a cost-of-casualty amount of approximately $6 million per casualty might be appropriate, but the study did not make a recommendation of what amount ths FAA should use," the GAO wrote.
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Conspiracy theories tied to mass-casualty events: People are predisposed to find conspiracies in every tragedy, and conspiracy theories have accompanied all manner of mass-casualty events such as the Boston Marathon bombing and Sandy Hook shooting.
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"phoney war"—Bernard was posted in casualty stations across the country, and
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The casualty figures that could be involved would be everybody's worst fear.
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The 2016 film-festival season has claimed its first red-carpet casualty.
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Reuters video images showed one casualty being wheeled out to an ambulance.
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Ron DeSantis (running for governor) both publicly defended Puerto Rico's casualty estimates.
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Fewer claims from natural catastrophes helped lift its property and casualty division.
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Her death marks the 36th Harvey-related casualty in Harris County alone.
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Will Stranger Things be a casualty of Netflix's latest batch of cancellations?
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It was not immediately clear whether the casualty figures included the bombers.
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Analysts said the euro has been a casualty of recent dollar optimism.
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The latest casualty in the UK's impending departure from the European Union?
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Overall casualty estimates start in the tens of thousands and race skyward.
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Disparate casualty tolls are common in the immediate aftermath of large attacks.
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The idea was to "transport" them back to the mass-casualty event.
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Have low-income blacks been a casualty of the War on Poverty?
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But it's not just the high casualty figures that have drawn attention.
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We already saw the first casualty in the streaming wars on Oct.
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We still didn't have any specifics about what "mass casualty event" meant.
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"He was just a casualty in her war of revenge," she said.
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He was also going deaf—his hearing yet another casualty of war.
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The casualty information originated with Hamas, who supplied it to local NGOs.
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There are no bomb craters, casualty report, or even a visible battlefield.
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Iraqi officials have not given any casualty figures for their own forces.
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There have been 30 alleged Russian casualty events in the last week.
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Looking Glass finds himself alone after a devastating, sudden, inexplicable mass casualty.
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His name is on a casualty list compiled by human-rights groups.
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President Donald Trump's trade war with China has a new casualty: Christmas.
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Unfortunately, deep thinking is often the illustrious casualty in the digital revolution.
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"We're a casualty of polarized decision making in the Congress," he said.
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But other officials gave varying accounts of the casualty toll, some lower.
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Nikola Mirotic went from practice-floor fight casualty to prized trade commodity.
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Kenya has not given casualty figures beyond saying both sides sustained losses.
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Local witnesses and health officials feared the casualty toll would be high.
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In the opioid epidemic, outcomes like Andrew's are a largely unseen casualty.
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Americans' First Amendment rights should not be a casualty of Russia's meddling.
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Djokovic is nowhere, a mysterious casualty of no one's sure exactly what.
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Casualty figures cited by officials and al Shabaab are usually wildly different.
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However, upon seeing the initial casualty lists from the day's carnage, Gen.
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Different casualty tolls are common in the chaos of the civil war.
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The agency attributed the casualty figures to the country's National Emergency Committee.
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Gelle has not confirmed casualty figures or the number of attackers involved.
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In the last decade, mass-casualty militant attacks have been incredibly rare.
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Its crew and its logbooks were rescued, although there was one casualty.
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The Taliban often inflates casualty figure they inflict on Afghan government forces.
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Individuals — not just businesses — may have an NOL from casualty and thefts.
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Despite its successes, Spiegel & Grau became yet another casualty of corporate restructuring.
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It's just another casualty of the always uncertain feature-length-documentary category.
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Airwars, a civilian casualty monitor established by journalists in 2014, is now concentrating all of its detailed investigatory work, relied upon by NGOs, peace campaigners, and the media, on "an unprecedented number" of alleged Coalition civilian casualty events.
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"It's mind-blowing for people in property and casualty insurance," says Mr Mathew.
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In a mass casualty incident like this, he said, standard practice is relaxed.
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Other big investors include Zurich Insurance Group and property and casualty insurer Chubb.
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When absolute power corrupts absolutely' a dictator's first casualty is usually their wardrobe.
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"'Deadpool' may have been a casualty of Donald Glover's packed schedule," Variety wrote.
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Another eight people were wounded, he said, although the casualty numbers could rise.
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They were expected to report from safer zones such as casualty clearing hospitals.
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Twitter's plan to refocus on its core business has created another casualty: Vine.
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PICC is the parent of PICC Property and Casualty Co Ltd (39083.HK).
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"Buchanan is a casualty of overbroad definitions of sexual harassment," PEN's guide says.
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A mass casualty terrorist attack on the US homeland or a treaty ally.
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Another casualty of Venezuela's crisis was laid bare at the hospital's children's ward.
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Don't let your children become a casualty of your career or the industry.
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They have moved more than 9 billion people without a single passenger casualty.
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Teacher salaries are the latest casualty of the financial crisis in the district.
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Mr Shestun played a part in that transformation; he was also its casualty.
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Petrochemical blue chip Saudi Basic Industries was also a casualty, falling 1.8 percent.
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A further casualty of the cuts has been funding for adult social care.
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After mass-casualty incidents, comparisons to the battlefield typically refer to the scale.
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" Deutsche Bank downgraded Travelers and said the property and casualty sector was "overvalued.
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However, by the end of the night, there was one casualty: her wig!
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Let's hope he's leading the charge, and not a casualty of bad parenting.
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The young Afghan was a new kind of casualty in Europe's migration crisis.
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The latest casualty estimates reinforce concerns about the coalition's conduct during the war.
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The greatest casualty of this far-too-short window is the duster coat.
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But the high casualty rate among mainly unarmed protesters has drawn international criticism.
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The timing of energy price increases may be another casualty of the recession.
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But one gastronomic casualty of the Westernization of our diets has been fiber.
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The full report '2017 Outlook: U.S. Property/Casualty Insurance' is available at 'www.fitchratings.
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Also linked to the Sears of yore is property-and-casualty insurer Allstate.
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It sounds like the oversized controller was a casualty of busy development schedules.
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If it doesn't do its job, the casualty is going to be death.
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Property and casualty insurer Lancashire rose after an upgrade from the same broker.
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The company is conducting a strategy review of its property and casualty business.
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Cruz reiterated his promise to "carpet bomb" ISIS regardless of the civilian casualty.
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The main casualty of the streaming wars so far has been your wallet.
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THE pound has been the biggest post-Brexit casualty in the financial markets.
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The biggest casualty could be HUD's $22011 billion Community Development Block Grant program.
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The president granted that outside experts disputed the casualty numbers as too low.
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Does one side hold the moral high ground until the casualty count shifts?
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You could call it a casualty of the very existential maladies it investigates.
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The loss of kurum reveals that another casualty of biodiversity loss is language.
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We had to slow down to avoid high casualty rates among our soldiers.
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The latest casualty is Vine, a six-second video app owned by Twitter.
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Mark Sanford became the latest casualty in the fight for the GOP's future.
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Reuters reported that the proposed merger could be a casualty of Treasury's actions.
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" Pelosi described the vote as the "first casualty of the new Republican Congress.
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I'm sort of a casualty of touring, so I don't get out much.
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"A mass casualty incident inside a correctional facility is simply unacceptable," Rutherford wrote.
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The vagina that bites itself ends up a casualty of the ensuing explosion.
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The shuttering of Zac Posen represents the latest casualty in the fashion industry.
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Alex Jones was the week's most notable casualty in the struggle over content.
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Other officials confirmed the violence in Kunduz Province with slightly different casualty figures.
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But for all its intensity, the casualty toll could have been much higher.
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When it shut in 2015, it became another casualty of a gilded city.
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Mr. Abadi did not provide casualty figures or other details of the clashes.
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It is necessarily incomplete as many local officials refuse to confirm casualty information.
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In that world, the rule of law is likely to become a casualty.
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Go deeper: A new entertainment world order First casualty in the streaming wars
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Lula is a casualty of what may be the largest corruption scandal ever.
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Union Hill would not be the only casualty of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
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Travelers, the only property and casualty insurer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average .
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One clear casualty of Alphabetization is what used to be called Google Fiber.
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Additionally, he was a core member of the Worldwide Property & Casualty Insurance practice.
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"Call me a casualty of the impeachment process," he said in an interview.
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They charged, and many of them fell, suffering a staggeringly high casualty rate.
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Casualty numbers provided by both sides are often exaggerated and difficult to verify.
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Equifax's hacking controversy claimed a new casualty Tuesday — the company's longtime chief executive.
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Profit improvement plans emphasize existing plans for expense reductions and target to improve the property/casualty loss ratio by six points over the next two years in part through further shifts in business mix to curtail unprofitable segments, including U.S. casualty.
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The Sacramento Fire Department has called it a "mass casualty event," according to NPR.
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It was very easy for people to say he was just an acid casualty.
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He did not give a casualty figure or offer further details about the raid.
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The very first Twitter casualty this awards season was, fittingly, First Man, after Sen.
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She was fatally wounded, the latest casualty from shootings by children across the nation.
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He also contested the civilian-casualty numbers used by Airwars and other monitoring groups.
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We try very hard to make it really feel like a casualty of war.
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So engineers have thought up additional ways to lower the likelihood of a casualty.
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The helicopters are meant for search and rescue operations, casualty evacuation and light transport.
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In the second scenario, Rumpf provided casualty estimates for events in London and Berlin.
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But members of the Pentagon's Joint Combat Casualty Research Team definitely looked into it.
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He said the scene was still being assessed and a casualty count was incomplete.
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The magazine looks likely to be a casualty of Donald Trump's takeover of conservatism.
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Second, in the race to create the next platform, privacy could become a casualty.
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He aborted the mission Thursday night, saying he decided the casualty count was disproportionate.
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But it's the latest casualty of increasing government scrutiny of social media in India.
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Read "Multiple people stabbed in 'mass casualty incident' at neo-Nazi march in California"
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Property and casualty insurer Travelers, dropped 6.1 percent after a steep drop in profit.
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But plant products are also going to be a casualty in the trade war.
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The Australian dollar was another casualty of the trade tension between Beijing and Washington.
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The company is the parent of PICC Property and Casualty Co Ltd (2328.HK).
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The downturn in crude has a new casualty: the small and mid-size car.
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The main casualty of Tata Steel's decision is the Port Talbot plant in Wales.
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What if Margaery is the last casualty of Westeros' stupid, dude-centric political system?
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Global commercial property and casualty insurance premiums were worth approximately $730 billion in 2017.
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But the most painful casualty of the latest dump may have been Podesta's iPhone.
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The jihadist group and government officials tend to give differing casualty figures for attacks.
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That's the common thread in cases like these: access to weapons of mass casualty.
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They said an Army casualty assistance officer would be sent to her house shortly.
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Al Shabaab and government officials routinely give different versions and casualty figures for attacks.
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Opinion In the wake of the mass casualty attacks in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Orlando, Fla.
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Already, his tit-for-tat trade battle with Europe has claimed an American casualty.
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And who is the father of the child in Cynthia's womb, the third casualty?
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However, the campaign to destroy polio also proved a collateral casualty of nationalist unrest.
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The document does not specify which "mass casualty events" students will be prepared for.
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He believes the city has already forfeited its culinary supremacy, a casualty of costs.
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What the House proposed: The House did away with these so-called "casualty" deductions.
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She hews closely to traditional Khmer cooking, which was nearly a casualty of genocide.
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Feature How the journalist Gauri Lankesh became a casualty of India's increasingly intolerant politics.
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Clear and Present indiscriminate B-52s called law could insist on casualty without risks.
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It is by no means this year's biggest casualty on the capital's fetish scene.
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It was the latest in a series of mass-casualty attacks against Shiite targets.
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One was the enormous casualty count if social distancing guidelines were eased too early.
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Mental health care services, particularly those provided by outside resources, are a likely casualty.
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The slashing of The News's staff by half this week is the latest casualty.
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Their casualty counts far outnumbered ours, and our war fronts remain their home fronts.
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The Afghan National Army has stopped releasing casualty figures, saying they are now classified.
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Then you can think about what you need to do next for the casualty.
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The US military defines a casualty as either an injury or fatality involving personnel.
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She was the first female US casualty of the year during Operation Inherent Resolve.
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Sony recently shuttered its PlayStation Vue service, marking the first virtual pay-TV casualty.
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After days of anticipation, Tehran's zero-casualty retaliation came as a relief to many.
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Going through the National Archives's casualty database, I quickly found those seven soldiers' names.
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This ritual is way too important to become a casualty of our online world.
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Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance is a commercial property and casualty insurer created in 2013.
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The biggest casualty of the company's struggles: its Southeast Asian venture, ShopHouse Asian Kitchen.
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Unfortunately, the Queensbridge singer Ilham finds herself as a casualty of a summer romance.
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CNN has not been able to independently verify a casualty toll on either side.
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Not the actual encounter with Bonnet — that's a real casualty of this episode's rush.
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Fair access to education, the engine of upward mobility, he suggested, is the casualty.
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Another casualty was Gaza's fishing industry, a source of income for tens of thousands.
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One casualty that day was Shiraz Ahmad Naikoo, in the southern town of Anantnag.
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Later that day, Montgomery experienced a casualty to one of its gas turbine engines.
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Drake's acceptance of help with songwriting was a casualty in the line of fire.
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Facebook's slumping stock price could have an unexpected casualty: CEO Mark Zuckerberg's philanthropy efforts.
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Mr Flynn had always been tipped as a likely first casualty of the Trump administration.
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If a unit comes down without a single casualty, it's almost like winning a battle.
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Revenue also beat forecasts, despite an increase in casualty losses compared to a year ago.
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He is a casualty of an international plot to rid the world of beautiful celebrities.
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Had the attacker penetrated deeper, the casualty numbers could have been significantly higher, Aziz added.
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Is this a cover-up, or just an administrative casualty of the all-encompassing crisis?
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At a press conference, Michel confirmed the attacks but did not discuss specific casualty figures.
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Police have not yet announced a casualty toll for the anti-Sunni violence in Muqdadiya.
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" It added, "We will provide this information to our civilian casualty team for further investigation.
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The 53-year-old is the latest casualty of the caucuses, with Former Arkansas Gov.
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" It said, "We will provide this information to our civilian casualty team for further investigation.
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Good sign: DC F/EMS returning units, including their mass casualty support unit, to service.
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"Recent civilian casualty incidents indicate insufficient implementation of reforms and targeting practices," the report says.
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La David T. Johnson, 25, of Miami Gardens, as the fourth casualty in the ambush.
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A toddler narrowly escaped becoming another casualty; her grandmother found a bullet in her shoe.
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This includes the first American casualty, a 60-year-old man living in mainland China.
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One casualty is played by Starr, who plays the apathetic Bertram Gilfoyle in Silicon Valley.
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It was the first mass casualty attack by Islamic extremists carried out on German soil.
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But doing all the necessary surgeries immediately in a mass casualty event is usually impossible.
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Casualty numbers may change as official data is updated with fresh reports from the scene.
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Like almonds, IPAs, coffee, and steak before them, are oranges another casualty of the drought?
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Validus Re, a major Validus business, sells property-casualty reinsurance for disasters such as hurricanes.
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American commanders evaluate casualty claims made by external organisations in inconsistent and sometimes restrictive ways.
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He says the casualty figures are not yet definite and that the numbers might change.
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However, this early belief is based on the high casualty count and level of injuries.
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The US Department of Defense told VICE News the civilian casualty reports are being reviewed.
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But maybe they would would have been staples like "The Martyr" and "The Casualty" are.
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The major casualty of the bombings in Syria and Afghanistan is Trump's "America First" posture.
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"Casualty prices remain generally more stable with significant differences by market and product," it said.
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Property & casualty reinsurance combined ratios reported for FY6060 indicate strong underwriting performances and technical profitability.
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The militants often inflate casualty numbers and downplay the number of their own fighters killed.
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"My biggest casualty [of my transition] was with my spouse of 26 years," Duncan says.
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And here's Casualty, Grange Hill, Panorama, and Blockbusters: I could continue but I'll stop there.
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The company's shares tumbled amid fears it was the first casualty of the diplomatic rift.
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Luxury stocks were another casualty of worries of slowing China demand, sparked by LVMH's results.
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Kathleen Savio is CEO for Zurich North America, a leading property and casualty insurance provider.
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So when nuance is condemned as being insufficiently partisan, truth quickly becomes the next casualty.
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The real casualty of the current tax system is U.S. tax revenue, not U.S. jobs.
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Yet, he notes one casualty may emerge without a tax reform package: small cap stocks.
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The Islamist group often exaggerates casualty numbers in attacks against government targets and security forces.
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Another longer-term bet is Guidewire Software, which serves the property and casualty insurance industry.
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The defense ministry in Kabul confirmed the strike but refused to share casualty details immediately.
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And in this week's episode, 'Casualty,' you can see the series straining at the seams.
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This article has been updated to reflect the latest casualty count from both mass shootings.
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Still, Lurigio said the promising statistics disguise the untold human suffering that accompanies every casualty.
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Post-round beatdown sends Johnson packing Chalk up another casualty for the game's armchair referees.
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I just knew there was a possible mass-casualty incident and to be on alert.
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You're citing casualty numbers, but isn't it the nature of war that people are killed?
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Tragic as it is, Orlando, Florida wasn't the first instance of mass casualty by firearm.
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Smaller Asian carriers under pressure Analysts say Flybe is unlikely to be the last casualty.
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"Cindy Yang seems to be another casualty, as a supporter of our president," he said.
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It bought a casualty insurer, Crum & Forster, and an investment management firm, Van Kampen Merritt.
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Popular among Santa Anita patrons, it was the scene of the latest casualty, last Sunday.
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"He worried that Spam was going to be a casualty of the war," Wyman said.
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Now, as a Republican congressman from Florida, I don't fear becoming a political casualty, either.
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Despite these flaws, the regulated property and casualty market has remained fiercely competitive and stable.
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Remembrances Before this position, I was general counsel at Allstate, the property and casualty company.
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MGM's legal maneuver is likely to have consequences for other lawsuits over mass-casualty attacks.
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In the 21st-century social media information war, faith in democracy is the first casualty.
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Pier 1 is far from the only casualty of retail competition and shifting consumer habits.
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Now, the company could be splintered into pieces, a casualty of the turmoil in Venezuela.
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That was the case in the last mass casualty fire that struck an American nightclub.
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War is unthinkable on the Korean peninsula, with staggering casualty estimates should fighting break out.
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Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy in 2008, an early casualty of the global credit crisis.
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The interior ministry gave a casualty toll of 104 killed and more than 6,000 wounded.
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But when injured ants had help getting home, the casualty rate was close to zero.
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In the aftermath of the German election, there could be one important casualty for markets.
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The volunteer then returns to combat and the blood is immediately administered to the casualty.
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Another casualty of the mess: Thomas Campbell, the museum's director, who was forced to resign.
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Crispus Attucks, a black person, was our first casualty for freedom in the Boston Massacre.
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For some, the war's greatest casualty has been the ability of Syrians to live together.
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The battalion earned the nickname "The Walking Dead Marines" because of its high casualty count.
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"About 95% of [these attacks] are chlorine attacks because they are low-casualty," Higgins added.
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Under the new tax law, taxpayers can only claim casualty losses for federally declared disasters.
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McEntee appears to be the latest casualty of Kelly's enforcement of the security clearances process.
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"We do everything that we can to avoid civilian casualty incidents," he said by phone.
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Just before Thanksgiving 18-year-old Nicholas Feliciano became the latest casualty of Rikers Island.
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He was not a participant in the gig economy; he was a casualty of it.
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The media were kinder to English football's final weed casualty of the mid nineties, David Hillier.
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Their cluelessness is symptomatic of a problem for all insurance lines, including casualty, life and health.
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Brennan, favorite for the gold medal in the women's single sculls, almost became an early casualty.
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These are hardcore IS loyalists who intend to carry out mass-casualty attacks on the West.
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Aziz added that had the attacker penetrated deeper, the casualty numbers could have been significantly higher.
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Hong Kong's flagship carrier has become the biggest corporate casualty of the city's anti-government protests.
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"Our interview with you became a casualty," they said, meaning it would no longer be used.
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"He intended to have a mass casualty event in this community," the sheriff said without elaborating.
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China's big technology stocks are widely considered a major casualty of the U.S.-China trade war.
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The initial casualty toll is "far lower" than what officials expected before the storm made landfall.
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In 22018, 22017,22018 tax returns claimed a casualty or theft loss deduction, according to the IRS.
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Another casualty of the FBI's five-year investigation of Rosen and Weissman was former California Rep.
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"No matter how he died, if he did kill himself, he was a casualty of war."
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FGM has previously featured in storylines in medical drama "Casualty" and crime series "Law & Order: UK".
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Property and casualty insurer Travelers was down 1.7 percent after reporting a drop in quarterly profit.
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Chicago Police Department communications director Anthony Guglielmi confirmed the casualty at Mercy Hospital in a tweet.
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For the property casualty and retirement segments, pretax operating income slid 38 and 42 percent, respectively.
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Limited access to conflict areas in the southeast has made it difficult to verify casualty figures.
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Last month, ZhongAn Online Property & Casualty Insurance Co's hit the market with a $1.5 billion IPO.
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Former Millennial tribe member Michelle Schubert was the latest casualty of this week's Tribal Council vote.
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YouTube has lately gotten better at policing search results in the wake of mass-casualty events.
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The airport was an early casualty: Israel destroyed its runway a few months after the Sept.
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Without him finding the casualty when he did, the outcome could have been very grave indeed.
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"Officer Friendly," the kind of police that the community trusts, is another casualty of this war.
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The bill doesn't go into effect until next August, but education itself is already a casualty.
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The first aid stations were not prepared for a mass casualty event like this, he said.
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Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid put the casualty total at 25 and said seven police were wounded.
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The agency's top lawyer had just resigned, the latest casualty in a purge of political appointees.
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As it happened, cases of Ebola emerged in the Congo this week, with one casualty reported.
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The bill was a casualty of an ongoing inter-party fight among Republicans raging over immigration.
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That shooting, the single largest mass casualty incident in modern American history, happened 22 days ago.
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The SIGAR report says the casualty figures remain classified "at the request of the Afghan government."
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The accident would remain the single-largest casualty incident in either the Iraq or Afghanistan wars.
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He is the biggest casualty since the #MeToo movement in India gained traction in recent weeks.
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An independent assessment of whether Centcom's casualty tracking program is fit for purpose is also needed.
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He is the third American combat casualty since the U.S. redeployed forces to Iraq in 2014.
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The acquisition will make Zurich the largest foreign property and casualty insurer in Indonesia, it said.
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These could include coordinated statements of peace principles, shared disaster hotlines, joint civilian casualty investigations, etc.
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For now, the light-hearted White House photo-op has become a casualty of that dynamic.
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Two doctors carry in a new casualty, wheels burn, the bike speeds back to the front.
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The second casualty is authors who don't hail from the United States or the United Kingdom.
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What I find most dangerous for our democracy is what I call the casualty of virtues.
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WebRTC is not the only casualty of Apple's policy (see the full list versus Firefox here).
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Huawei's new phone could be the first major hardware casualty of the US-China trade war.
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She was a casualty of a war that has plunged her country into a humanitarian catastrophe.
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Back in 2001, I predicted that another mass-casualty attack on the United States was likely.
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Britain's second biggest steel producer British Steel, which collapsed in May, is a high-profile casualty.
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FBI Director Comey became the latest casualty when he was fired in a surprise announcement Tuesday.
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Or maybe was he, in a way, a collateral casualty of what happened to your mom?
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Congress needs to insist on better data as the Pentagon inspector general investigates civilian casualty reporting.
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Disneyland Paris became the latest casualty on Saturday closing its doors until the end of March.
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As the coronavirus spreads across the country, the nation's criminal justice system could become a casualty.
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Over the past three years, the United States has experienced an increase in mass casualty attacks.
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He's the biggest casualty of a spying scandal that shook up the Swiss bank last year.
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The Taliban's losses are harder to verify, but their casualty rate is believed to be comparable.
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It was the first casualty involving live ammunition since the unrest began, and has inflamed passions.
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In other words, we can learn a lot from a mass casualty event that didn't occur.
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Saturday's American casualty was the third this past week in the fight against the Islamic State.
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Almost another casualty for a disease that humanity could defeat, but just can't seem to manage.
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Property and casualty insurer Travelers was down 2.2 percent after reporting a drop in quarterly profit.
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Otherwise, the welfare of newborn babies will be the latest casualty of the anti-science movement.
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But energy efficiency requirements for light bulbs, the latest casualty of deregulation, tell a different story.
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The emergency was a mass casualty incident on a ship 1,300 miles East of Cape Cod.
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But if they dare to look, there slumps Kansas, a supply-side casualty, bleeding red ink.
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Once the killer leaves the scene of a mass casualty, it's still an active killer scene.
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NEW ZEALAND POLICE CONFIRMS ONE CASUALTY FROM WHITE ISLAND VOLCANO ERUPTION, SAYS LIKELY YO BE MORE
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Another casualty was left comatose by injuries and a man was missing, NHK public television said.
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She became anonymous — just another casualty to clean up, as everyone else went about their business.
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Prytula was not in the car at the time and Sheremet was the only reported casualty.
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Some, like a pair in Dubai in 2015, and another in Melbourne in 2014, were casualty-free.
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The regional governor, Midjiyawa Bakary, confirmed that the attack took place but did not have casualty figures.
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The technology will also aid agents operating in disaster areas to identify mass casualty victims, he added.
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"We're looking specifically for weapons that have the ability to cause a mass-casualty event," Wiggins said.
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He says the biggest casualty of the 2014-2016 price slump was investment in future energy supplies.
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Al Shabaab has inflated casualty figures in the past, while other official estimates often play them down.
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The merger would create a leader in property and casualty insurance, reinsurance and investments, the release said.
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"The ambition of IS or Daesh is definitely mass-casualty attacks," Wallace told the Sunday Times newspaper.
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As shelling and bombardments intensified, people stayed home from school and work to avoid becoming a casualty.
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But thanks to overreach by many copyright holders, nuance is a frequent casualty in the copyright debate.
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I don't believe any president particularly when the casualty rates are very, very high that presidents call.
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" A month after the election, the Cut described libido as "the first casualty of the Trump election.
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The base is not far from the front lines, and signs of casualty-aversion are all around.
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Berkley's property/casualty operating subsidiaries' Insurer Financial Strength (IFS) ratings have been affirmed with a Stable Outlook.
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He said an unknown number of civilians were hit in the strike but had no casualty details.
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We will not allow their futures to become another casualty in this time of suffering and grief.
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But accurate as it was, it had caused only one casualty so far as I could learn.
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Officials and witnesses have recorded at least 12 deaths, though exact casualty figures are hard to ascertain.
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But questions linger about whether the casualty numbers are accurate, and about other costs of the campaign.
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There is, clearly, a new sheriff in town and U.S.-China policy continuity be the first casualty.
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"Flint was a casualty of arrogance, disdain and failure of management, an absence of accountability," Schuette said.
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St. Paul, Minnesota-based Travelers, the only property and casualty insurer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average .
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If Prevent becomes another casualty of the Manchester bombing, many in the city will not be sorry.
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Al Shabaab has inflated casualty figures in the past, while other official estimates often play down numbers.
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Bassem Tamimi, the casualty&aposs uncle, said soldiers responded with live rounds, rubber bullets and tear gas.
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ACGL has a broad product portfolio of property/casualty primary insurance, reinsurance and mortgage (re)insurance business.
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Either way, one clear casualty of this year's election is our trust in election forecasts and polls.
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And now, it's claimed a casualty in the form of a beloved Tiki bar in Lawrenceburg, Indiana.
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Greenlight Capital Re is a property and casualty reinsurance company based in the Cayman Islands and Ireland.
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Casualty counts have been difficult to confirm because of the ongoing violence and remoteness of the locations.
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BGEO Investments will continue to invest in Georgian businesses and hold BGEO's property and casualty insurance operations.
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The No. 2 U.S. commercial property and casualty insurer's total revenue rose 5 percent to $7.29 billion.
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Thousands of innocent children, civilians, doctors, first responders, and journalists fill casualty lists — non-combatant collateral damage.
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The casualty figures at the Pulse nightclub make it the worst mass-shooting incident in U.S. history.
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In some of the incidents, the casualty count is very high (the Peshawar siege; the Kenya attack).
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Quite to the contrary, the "wagons were circled" and the truth seems to have become the casualty.
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Hence the decision to arrange the 58,000-plus names on the memorial according to dates of casualty.
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Its operations in property and in casualty, health and asset management are not part of the discussions.
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In a March interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, President Ghani insisted the casualty figures were not classified.
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The dollar has been another casualty, though it swung 0.15 percent higher after three days of losses.
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Putting that aside, there will always be methods in free society to engage in mass casualty terrorism.
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The company said it was looking to bolster its presence in the property and casualty insurance markets.
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Usually the information about that interest, and often Washington's role, is the first casualty of the conflict.
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The miss came as the insurer continues efforts to turn around its property-casualty business insurance unit.
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Officials have voiced concern over the casualty rate, attributing it to more Taliban successes on the battlefield.
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The largest U.S. underwriter of commercial property and casualty insurance has been through a turbulent few months.
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She, too, is a casualty in this — infected by racism before she can even spell the word.
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Lahoud's death is the latest casualty in a deadly civil war that has been ongoing since 2015.
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Was Casualty, which aired in 1986, predating Wiley's career by over a decade, actually a formative influence?
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CNA Hardy is part of CNA Financial Corp, the U.S-based commercial property and casualty insurance firm.
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The most recent casualty was Sprig, which shut down last May, after raising $56.7 million in funding.
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The casualty toll changed throughout the day, and some Afghan officials feared that it could rise further.
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Lopez sought to downplay the extent of the violence, saying it was not a "mass casualty" incident.
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He described himself as "a random casualty because of my proximity to Paul," referring to Mr. Manafort.
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A casualty of this physical game: Nordin Amrabat of Morocco took a hit and went down hard.
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I don't believe any President, particularly when the casualty rates are very, very high — that Presidents call.
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Current law therefore leaves federal prosecutors with no applicable charge in certain types of mass casualty events.
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The iPhone maker is viewed as a major potential casualty in Trump's trade war, should it worsen.
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Terrorist groups, however, don't necessarily require a territorial safe haven to plot and conduct mass casualty attacks.
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During the reign of Henry VIII, the abbey was a casualty of the Dissolution of the Monasteries.
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"We are aware of the civilian casualty allegations near Barire, Somalia," the command said in a statement.
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The property-casualty insurer polled 200 individuals and families with at least $1 million in investable assets.
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"If they were going for a higher casualty count, they would have hit other buildings," Schmerler said.
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Take a 2015 news story about a traffic accident in which the only casualty was a shark.
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The last reported murder rate, in 22013, was equivalent to the civilian casualty rate in 22015 Iraq.
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Violating procedures Gallagher was demoted after being found guilty for posing for a photo with a casualty.
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Regrettably, but perhaps not surprisingly, progress on this effort was another casualty of a hyper-partisan Congress.
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It was the second mass-casualty attack in five days in the heart of the Syrian capital.
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Hancock serves as chairman of the State Senate committee that oversees the property and casualty insurance industry.
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"One casualty has been reported at a collapsed property in Kaikoura," NZ Police said in a statement.
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First, it would feed into a long-running Salafist-Jihadi narrative about the U.S. being casualty averse.
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Based in Bothell, Washington, Vertafore provides software to property and casualty insurance carriers that helps process claims.
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Hutchin Hill, founded in 2007, is the latest high-profile casualty in the ravaged hedge fund industry.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg is the latest casualty in a string of chief executive exits this year.
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After terrorist attacks and other mass casualty events, presidents often ask their teams for updated threat assessments.
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Soybeans are the greatest agricultural casualty so far of the dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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Even a single civilian casualty has the potential to turn the entire population against the counter insurgents.
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Kaspersky's business in the United States now appears to be the latest casualty in those spy wars.
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Also classified as secret since last year has been the true casualty toll for the Afghan military.
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But this time their meteorologists were doing it without pay, a casualty of the federal government shutdown.
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"As it relates to preventing mass-casualty attacks, we know what we need to do," Cohen said.
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The US policy is now to bomb Assad any time he launches a mass-casualty chemical attack.
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A Balmain dress and shoes that certainly stole the spotlight, but made her a casualty of haute couture.
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Safi said the casualty toll in the Wednesday morning attack was only an initial report and could rise.
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Overall, operating performance for AIG's life insurance subsidiaries is stronger and more stable than the property casualty subsidiaries.
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The gently curved shape, the uniformly shattered glass — if it weren't a $500+ casualty, it'd almost be pretty.
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She'd had a jacket at some point, she said, but it had disappeared, a casualty of the campaign.
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In shutting down, the 463-store chain becomes the latest casualty among rivals for the sporting-good business.
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Overall, Irlam strove to make sure each stuntman set ablaze gave a unique performance which humanized every casualty.
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It has a reach that makes it a force around the world and a sizable property-casualty business.
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But the Senate didn't object to Thornberry specifically; he was just a casualty in the fight over Fortas.
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It's still unclear what Perry, the latest casualty of the administration's rapid-fire turnover, intends to do next.
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The drone could theoretically be used for missions such as resupply, casualty evacuation, and tactical insertion and extraction.
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There were conflicting reports of the casualty numbers in Friday's incident in the district of Chahardara outside Kunduz.
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The American army barred it from releasing details about the numbers, casualty rates and readiness of Afghan forces.
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But turmoil still exists inside the company, and the latest casualty is company's head of HR, Crystal Peterson.
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Kricfalusi was the first casualty of Nickelodeon's tight control Kricfalusi served an apprenticeship under maverick animator Ralph Bakshi.
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Don't rely on the casualty loss deduction to shore up your finances in the event of a disaster.
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On the last day, the students put all they learned to the test during a mass casualty drill.
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"Evidently, ethics are the first casualty of the new Republican Congress," the California Democrat said in a statement.
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In August Otkritie became the first casualty, following a run on its deposits; in September, B&N followed.
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Here's a casualty of the cashless society you might not have previously thought of: the humble street performer.
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First casualty for House Freedom Caucus after health care meltdown Walking into the GOP conference meeting Tuesday, Rep.
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Casualty figures have not been confirmed but local media is reporting that at least 13 people died there.
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By 2628 it became clear the insurgency was overwhelming America's military forces and the U.S. casualty rate skyrocketed.
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"I am simply a random casualty because of my proximity to Paul," he said, referring to Mr. Manafort.
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It is also down to the secrecy with which the regime and other factions keep their casualty rates.
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Life and savings revenue were stable, while tariff hikes helped drive property and casualty premiums rise 3 percent.
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A reporter asked Waters whether he expected the casualty number to rise as the remaining area is searched.
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I was merely a casualty in a pattern of violence—one that affects millions of women a year.
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The source, who described the FSA factions as "terrorist groups that belong to Turkey", gave no casualty toll.
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Samarn Kunan, 38, a former member of the elite SEALs unit, was the only casualty in the operation.
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Military spokesmen in Afghanistan would continue to release casualty reports, albeit on a more delayed schedule, Salvin said.
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The family then submitted a claim to Chubb, the world's largest publicly traded property and casualty insurance company.
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But Kenyan lieutenant colonel Paul Njuguna denied the Islamist group's claim, suggesting the casualty count was much lower.
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True, casualty rates have fallen in recent weeks and security forces have loosened strictures on movement and communications.
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Interior Minister Wais Barmak said the casualty toll had risen to at least 103 dead and 235 wounded.
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While a number of U.S. healthcare workers became infected treating victims, there was not a single American casualty.
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This needs to be done before Trump kills the deal as the first casualty of the coming war.
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The other casualty was near the 77-storey King Power Mahanakhon building, one of the tallest in Bangkok.
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"With everything going on in the news right now, we think she's a casualty of what's been happening."
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There's a new casualty in the clampdown on third party Pokémon Go-tapping services: stats tracking site PokeAdvisor.
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But many shareholders said the offer undervalued the company, which covers property, casualty, marine, aviation and political risk.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani told CNN in an interview in March that casualty figures would be made available.
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Deborah Skillman, the department's director of casualty and mortuary affairs, reportedly wrote of two separate incidents on Feb.
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That's another casualty of modern tech: It's hard to control information when it's hard to see national borders.
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Michael Short, press aide July 25 Short's resignation was a casualty of the turbulent 10-day Scaramucci era.
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Farley said that mass casualty events can trigger fear-of-missing-out, or FOMO, in like-minded individuals.
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Mike Wallace was a high-profile casualty of the dicamba wars, but he may not be its last.
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Normalcy would be an early casualty of what would come next for Obama, beginning with that 2004 keynote.
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Fitch has also affirmed the Insurer Financial Strength (IFS) ratings of Intact's property/casualty insurance subsidiaries at 'AA-'.
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During the wind test we did have one lash casualty, so I wouldn't say that they're 100% windproof.
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They moved concertina wire aside while another Marine called in a mass casualty to the Army surgical team.
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Deductions for alimony, casualty losses from theft or catastrophe, moving expenses and tax prep fees are also out.
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Obama adopted a number of reforms to the program during his second term, including the casualty reporting requirement.
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Neglected crisis Casualty statistics for sub-Saharan Africa are almost certainly underestimates, as many victims are never recorded.
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Citigroup kept Travelers' property and casualty corporation as a distinct division, and Mr. Fishman became its chief executive.
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When Hurrican Dorian hit the Outer Banks on September 6, there was an unexpected casualty: 28 wild horses.
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In the video, soldiers are seen carrying a troop on a litter for a simulated mock casualty evacuation.
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When access to HIV prevention falls casualty to politically motivated attempts to "defund" Planned Parenthood, real people suffer.
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Ant Financial has asked Zheshang Property and Casualty Insurance, which wrote insurance on the bonds, to repay investors.
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The human hand is on its way to becoming a casualty of the digital revolution in another way.
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Insurers are already struggling to adapt to the increase in property and casualty losses from extreme weather events.
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While Gunnlaugsson is the first major political casualty of the data dump, he may not be the last.
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That, more than any other single factor, resulted in the deaths of many more civilians and casualty events.
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Recently I met with a woman, a casualty of our nation's clumsy efforts to curb its opioid crisis.
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Another casualty of the weather was freestyle dressage, a popular event in which horses prance about to music.
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Even one of Egypt's best-loved entertainers has become a casualty of the relentless assault on free speech.
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Beyond that, Michelle Obama's healthy school lunch program, "Let's Move," is another likely casualty of the upcoming changes.
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"We do not know the exact casualty figures, because the government is not sharing information," Mr. Akka added.
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The 150-dead casualty estimate came not from a general but from a lawyer, according to the official.
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Pentagon lawyers are typically involved in casualty and collateral damage estimates, charged with considering the worst possible outcome.
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Also unclear is whether Mr. Smith was party to the takeover or will become a casualty of it.
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His free hand was wrapped in a cast, a casualty of a recent jet-skiing trip in Ibiza.
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Another casualty: Afghanistan's main airline is struggling to survive after more than 50 foreign employees fled the country.
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Let me tell you what my best friend, Joe Dunford, told me — because he was my casualty officer.
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In one of the silences, Seinabo Sey suddenly arrives: "My stupid heart is always a casualty," she announces.
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He was considered by many as a potential casualty at the roster-cut deadline, which passed Saturday afternoon.
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Even today, Operation Esso remains infamous in Australian military history for the high casualty rate, largely from mines.
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The result: a casualty rate in Iraq and Afghanistan for Guam that is four times the national average.
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Love does not conquer hate: If it did, the only casualty in Manchester would have been Abedi himself.
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You typically can ask for a rerating once every 12 months, according to the property casualty insurers group.
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News of the U.S. casualty came as U.S. President Donald Trump marked his first 100 days in office.
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The casualty figures went higher and higher until reports of a secondary explosion started surfacing in the media.
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AIG's adjusted accident year combined ratio for its property casualty unit improved to 89.5 percent from 94.6 percent.
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The Florida Windstorm Underwriting Association and the Florida Residential Property & Casualty Joint Underwriting Association, Citizens Property Insurance Corp.
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It's not just property-and-casualty insurers in Japan who are seeking growth overseas through M&A deals.
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Old-fashioned telephone booths were an urban casualty, doomed by their popularity among bookies, drug runners and vandals.
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Contact: Primary Analyst (Property/Casualty Insurance) Christopher A. Grimes, CFA Director +1-312-368-3263 Fitch Ratings, Inc.
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Instead, observers say, it has become a casualty of congressional dysfunction and partisan fighting over taxes and spending.
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Written premiums were up 1.2%, driven by its health insurance and property and casualty insurance businesses, it added.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Roquefort producers are just one casualty in the brewing Franco-American cheese war of 2020.
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It was one of the highest casualty tolls in a single day of the conflict in recent years.
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AIG acquired shares in PICC Property and Casualty ahead of the Chinese insurer's Hong Kong IPO in 2003.
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The ratings also reflect Fitch's negative sector outlooks on U.S. property/casualty (P/C) insurance and global reinsurance.
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"Had they managed to enter the courts premises, the casualty figure would be very high," Mr. Khalid said.
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Fitch believes that HIG is capable of funding the growth of the property and casualty subsidiary, if needed.
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Now, you may claim casualty losses on your taxes only in the event of a federally declared disaster.
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Under most circumstances, in order to claim the casualty or theft loss, you must be claiming itemized deductions.
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They also analyzed word usage relative to unemployment and inflation rates, wartime casualty estimates and national happiness surveys.
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One-fifth of the refugees in the survey witnessed a mass-casualty event with more than 100 people.
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The children at the border are just the latest casualty of this deeply misguided approach to public policy.
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If you want to talk about a target of opportunity, you have a mass casualty target right there.
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The most common reason people die at the scene of a mass casualty event like Orlando is bleeding.
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When he was 11, his mother's housing benefit was shaved away, a casualty of the Welfare Reform Act.
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USSCoronado (LCS 4) -- an "engineering casualty" during the vessel's first deployment necessitated a return to base in August.
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Buffett set up BHSI in 2013 to enable Omaha, Nebraska-based Berkshire to insure commercial property and casualty risks.
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The death marks the first casualty of the "Day of Rage" protests that started on Wednesday following Trump's speech.
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Team mate Kimi Raikkonen was a casualty of the rapidly shuffling order in changing conditions and only managed 14th.
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The episode ends with a tussle for the gun and a definite casualty, but we never find out whom.
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" He says he won't apologize because he doesn't want to be a casualty of the "great American outrage machine.
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Travelers fell 21 percent to $2340 after the property and casualty insurer reported a 2500 percent fall in profit.
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The companies plan to store other types of existing policies for customers who buy mass casualty coverage, Disparte said.
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According to the Bahamian government, the casualty count from Dorian stands at 56 dead and 600 people still missing.
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THE cabinet casualty list is a long one: Theresa May has lost seven ministers in the past nine months.
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The latest (temporary) casualty in Disney's growth is Disneyland's California Screamin' coaster, which will officially close on January 8.
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Many skeptics believed Best Buy was on the way to becoming the next Circuit City, an Amazon retail casualty.
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Al Franken (D-MN) said, in his resignation speech, that his career was a casualty of the #MeToo era.
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Diamonds and other fine jewelry pieces are likewise seen as a casualty to millennials' preference for spending on experiences.
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I personally was rooting for Simple to become a viable challenger versus traditional banks instead of an early casualty.
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Baghdad doesn't release official casualty figures, but some medics estimate that it is at least in the low dozens.
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The youngest casualty brought to Al Jalaa was three years old and the oldest 75, a hospital official said.
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"Democratic governance against corruption", the theme Mr Kuczynski picked before he became a casualty of it, was less contentious.
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Pre-tax income in AIG's commercial property and casualty insurance business, its biggest, fell 38.5 percent to $720 million.
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Fitch has also affirmed the 'A+' Insurer Financial Strength (IFS) ratings of Allied World's property/casualty and reinsurance subsidiaries.
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A specialist doctor for casualty surgery managing patients by phone at Martin Luther University in Halle, Germany, in 285.
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San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood said that after the trailer was discovered, a "mass casualty incident" was called.
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In that moment, Foxwell unwittingly became the Navy's first known chemical-warfare casualty in Iraq after the 2003 invasion.
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But as malls see declining foot traffic, Claire's appears as though it may be a casualty to retail trends.
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Apart from the occasional spectacular moment, it's a high-casualty grind—one where small sacrifices add up to victory.
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The fire department also responded and soon declared a "mass casualty incident," San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood said.
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Some 4% killed themselves while committing mass casualty attacks against civilians, and 6% died as propagandists embedded with brigades.
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Now empty and undergoing renovation for new tenants, the facility shut down in October 22, a casualty of HB2200.
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This climbing season has already resulted in 11 deaths in the Himalayas, with the latest casualty an American lawyer.
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The Taliban said 92 security service personnel had been killed in the attack, although they often exaggerate casualty figures.
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Indonesia, for one, has moved to issue blanket bans on sites it deems unsavoury — Tumblr was a recent casualty.
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It had ended well over a decade before the Great Depression, an early casualty of the First World War.
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Two days after the arrival of her husband's body, Trump called as she sat with an Army casualty officer.
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The American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA), an insurance industry group, says the bill is just a first step.
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The company is cutting costs as its underwriting business struggles with falling rates for commercial property and casualty insurance.
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A majority (54%) of Republicans say stricter gun laws would make no difference in regards these mass casualty events.
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The first report of any Israeli casualty over the weeks was the minor wounding of one soldier on Monday.
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A stubborn enemy, lack of resources and high casualty rates among Afghan troops have seen that objective pushed back.
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Fitch views both Sunshine Life and its affiliate, Sunshine Property & Casualty Insurance Company as core operating entities within SIG.
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The most recent casualty is the SSA office in Arlington, VA, scheduled to close its doors on June 2900st.
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The death was also the third such casualty in combat since the American troop withdrawal from Iraq in 2011.
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The team held their ground at the casualty collection point while helicopters came in to ferry out the wounded.
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Narayan and his colleagues tried to build teams in which some members had experience handling a mass casualty incident.
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In philosophical terms, the logic that lower-casualty attacks signify a greater threat is recognized as a non-sequitur.
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Trump's desire to improve relations with Russia has been a casualty of both Russian actions and US domestic politics.
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And all of this while Afghan forces are fighting and dying for their country -- and facing astounding casualty rates.
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The last insider attack that resulted in a US casualty occurred two months earlier, in June of last year.
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Another unforeseen casualty could be more traditional industries that have relied on contract workers, such as construction or landscaping.
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It is the Netherlands' largest disability insurer, and a major seller of property and casualty, funeral and health insurance.
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Yet even Peterson — court-storming's most prominent casualty this season — saw the silver lining in the court-storm clouds.
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What she saw -- the patients in distress, the unbearable heat -- prompted her to trigger the hospital's mass-casualty alert.
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I haven't been on the scene of a mass casualty incident yet,but that's where we use the tags.
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To the news you've heard before: Pandora, once a music streaming pioneer, now looks like a music streaming casualty.
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Italy's transit minister called the incident "an immense tragedy" and warned that the casualty count was likely to increase.
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The 18 percent premium to combine two players in the property and casualty market is hardly over the top.
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Trump's choice for science adviser should be confirmed The Nunes memo's biggest casualty: Credible congressional oversight MORE (D-N.J.).
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While this may be the first pedestrian to be killed in an autonomous crash, it's not the first casualty.
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Anyone with information about Saye and/or Mendy's whereabouts is encouraged to contact the London Fire Brigade's Casualty Bureau.
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So, with me, when I say, 'I am James Foley,' I speak that I am a casualty of war.
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The Sound and Picture group that traces atrocities in areas held by IS also reported the same casualty estimates.
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"Our assessments found that no Africom airstrike resulted in any civilian casualty or injury," it said in a statement.
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A spokesman for U.S. forces in Afghanistan disputed the methods and findings, but declined to provide civilian casualty figures.
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In the past two years, however, terrorists inspired by far-right ideology have been carrying out mass-casualty attacks.
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While the Afghan government does not publicly disclose exact casualty figures, the coffins are still coming home to villages.
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The numbers continue to rise at an alarming rate as worst-case U.S. casualty projections reach into the millions.
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The rising casualty figures each day in Iran suggest the fight against the new coronavirus is far from over.
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State Farm, the nation's largest property and casualty insurer, is also the leading example of the negative underwriting trend.
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The FAA uses a $3 million amount as the value for each casualty in a hypothetical worst-case accident.
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"As a result," the report said, "a reliable estimate of the average loss per casualty" could not be made.
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Pearson is unique in that he's one of very few Casualty Resources employees who underwent amputation as a soldier.
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The nationally circulated Yomiuri newspaper put the storm's casualty toll at two people dead, three missing and 62 injured.
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This has been my fear since February 113th, that another mass casualty shooting would happen before we did anything.
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Here is what he had to say: · The biggest casualty from China's retaliation to the U.S. tariffs was soybeans.
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By 2015, Afghan officials had stopped releasing casualty statistics in Helmand, but they were reported to be still higher.
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Last year alone, ISIS claimed responsibility for mass casualty attacks in Afghanistan, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka, and elsewhere.
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The mass casualty crash involved a tour bus, two tractor trailers, and numerous passenger cars, CBS News Radio reports.
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CORRECTED-NEW ZEALAND POLICE CONFIRM ONE FATALITY (NOT CASUALTY) FROM WHITE ISLAND VOLCANO ERUPTION, SAY LIKELY YO BE MORE
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Originally, the trailers were meant to be used for emergency/mass casualty incidents like mass shootings and so forth.
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Playoff driver Erik Jones was another casualty, bouncing off the tires and clobbering the outside wall of the oval.
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Calm was the first casualty of demonstrations sparked by a controversial extradition bill introduced by Chief Executive Carrie Lam.
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Reinsurance and property and casualty premiums rose sharply, helping offset the flagging performance of the SH1 and annuity units.
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Reuters has previously reported gaps between its casualty estimates and official figures, although the difference widened markedly this year.
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The attack on Monday was the latest mass-casualty episode over the last decade on an American college campus.
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Iran's U.N. mission on Wednesday dismissed the casualty reports as "speculative, not reliable" unless confirmed by the Tehran government.
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Carly said authorities are still gathering more details about casualty figures and could not immediately confirm the exact numbers.
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Authorities did not offer an explanation of the discrepancies between the two statements, neither of which gave casualty figures.
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And what other specific measures does Trump believe are necessary to combat the mass casualty shootings in this country?
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Travelers fell 523 percent to $112 after the property and casualty insurer reported a 17 percent fall in profit.
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Does the framework really contemplate repealing tax benefits for adoption, for casualty losses, for the blind and for veterans?
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The managed care services company will replace, XL Group, which is being acquired by property and casualty insurer AXA.
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The failed deal is a casualty of the trade war because China did not approve it by the deadline.
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Unless Congress acts, the open Internet will be but the first casualty of our out-of-control regulatory state.
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The only mass-casualty incident against Afghan forces occurred in Badakhshan Province, where four pro-government forces were killed.
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North Carolina's Department of Agriculture last week issued a livestock casualty report: 3.4 million chickens drowned in Hurricane Florence.
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Our national park, accessible to the few but not the many, is but one casualty of our low taxes.
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All emergency and casualty services will continue to function, IMA, which represents nearly 350,000 doctors in the country, said.
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The döner, which relies on phosphate to retain water and flavor, would be a casualty of such a ban.
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Intensive anti-gang programs in the Virginia suburbs were cut 85 percent, a casualty of Congress's elimination of earmarks.
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That's been a major headache for brick-and-mortar retail chains lately, with Abercrombie & Fitch the latest major casualty.
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Sports Authority couldn't keep up with the modern ways of retail and became a casualty of online distribution and Amazon.
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Officials said the bombers had been prevented from reaching their intended targets, otherwise the casualty toll would have been higher.
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Now, you can only claim personal casualty losses if the damage is attributable to a disaster declared by the president.
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He becomes the latest executive casualty since Nissan in November removed Ghosn as chairman and fired representative director Greg Kelly.
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Peter Roskam could become a casualty of backlash from white, educated voters that suburban GOP representatives face across the county.
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"Not only property and casualty insurance but, depending where you live, it may require hurricane or flood insurance," Harkson said.
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Multiple attacks There have been multiple high-casualty attacks in Syria in recent days, by ISIS and other jihadist groups.
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Paula Abdul's show-stopping performance at the Billboard Music Awards on Wednesday night had one accidental casualty — Julianne Hough's neck!
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Morocco's loss to Portugal sealed its fate as the tournament's first casualty as it failed to score in either match.
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If true, the high-profile messaging app would be the latest casualty in China's latest efforts to police online content.
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Norman is the truest casualty of his tyrannical mother, and Hitchcock has a clear compassion for the character's tragic dimension.
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Pakistan was rocked by another mass casualty attack, this time in a packed public park in Lahore, in Punjab province.
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No one wants the human rights movement to be remembered as a casualty of a justifiable revolt against the rich.
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According to the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences, Reed was the 36th casualty of the storm in that county.
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CORPORATE CASUALTY At the airport, all those seeking to enter the terminal had to show valid boarding passes and passports.
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Casualty figures are often sketchy and conflicting, and cannot be independently verified because of the inaccessibility of the conflict zones.
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Sy's departure follows last week's shock resignation of Chief Executive Rupert Hogg, the highest-profile corporate casualty of the unrest.
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The legendary Ernest Hemingway home appears doomed ... an almost certain casualty of Hurricane Irma ... this according to local law enforcement.
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Chastened by its experience, it has decided to focus on its core businesses of life and property-and-casualty insurance.
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There is increasing interest in non-traditional property and casualty insurance, particularly around short-term policies that cover specific items.
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He becomes the latest executive casualty since Nissan in November removed Ghosn as chairman and fired representative director Greg Kelly.
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But in other countries, policymakers have chosen differently, and reacted to mass-casualty events with large-scale crackdowns on guns.
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Trevisani was a partner at currency broker FX Solutions, which exited the U.S. market in 2013, a Dodd-Frank casualty.
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Casualty breakdown The observatory said 432 civilians, among them 104 children and 54 women, were killed since Manbij operations started.
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Margot is not even a casualty of aggressive coercion; she could leave, and Robert is not pressuring her to stay.
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The bottom line: The media often focuses on the immediate effects of terrorism — especially sensational attacks with high casualty counts.
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Mark him down with Anna Sorokin as another casualty of the Summer of the Grift, as it rolls inevitably on.
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The euro, another casualty in the days after Brexit, fetched$1.1105 after reaching $1.0912 on Friday, its lowest since March.
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According to several sources within the campaign, Bogen is the first staff casualty following Biden's disappointing showing in the state.
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Skorpion Zinc, operator of a mine and refinery in Namibia, is the latest producer to join the lengthening casualty list.
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Acuity, a property and casualty insurer, likes to treat its staffers well, and that extends to their families as well.
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The company's catastrophe-related losses at its commercial property and casualty unit rose more than six-fold to $213 million.
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Ultimately, this easy access to knowledge is just another casualty of the FCC's war against a free and open internet.
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Helping the company's insurance operations were lower estimated liabilities from property and casualty insurance in prior years and lower taxes.
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I certainly hope this isn't just some carefully crafted cameo to remind us that she too is a tragic casualty.
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He said insurers like the 363 casualty companies represented by his group invest only in low-risk, easily liquidated holdings.
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The euro, another casualty in the days after Brexit, fetched$1.1150 after reaching $1.0912 on Friday, its lowest since March.
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SS) for a total sum of around 23.2 billion yuan ($3.37 billion) to PICC Property and Casualty Co (2328.HK).
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No confirmed casualty figures were immediately available, but local media reported that around 45 people were killed in the incident.
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Mari Takahashi was the younger tribe's first casualty in Survivor: Millennials Vs. Gen-X, and she's very salty about it.
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If you go with the raw numbers ... What if you didn't rule out motive and just considered the casualty count?
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Bombay Company was an early casualty of the housing market crash, though perhaps it wasn't so obvious at the time.
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Ben Taub is the city's largest Level 1 trauma center, which contains special equipment and staffing for mass casualty events.
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Center Ryan Kalil (shoulder) was a casualty on the offensive line and, along with Addison, is questionable to face Oakland.
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"In the course of moving the (casualty collection point) to a safe location, some equipment was left behind," he said.
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But his unity government is crippled by political infighting, endemic corruption, a budget crunch and an unsustainable troop casualty rate.
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Hunter said she was informed by her casualty officer that the White House had given word the President would call.
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Overall, operating performance for AIG's life insurance subsidiaries has generally been stronger and more stable than its property casualty subsidiaries.
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From January to May, the Resolute Support Civilian Casualty Mitigation Team documented 760 civilian deaths in Afghanistan and 85033,736 injuries.
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A student at the University of Iowa froze to death, becoming at least the eighth casualty of the polar vortex.
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But American ground forces have increasingly been in the line of fire this year, as reflected in the casualty reports.
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Only through transparency and narrowing the disparity in casualty numbers between government and open reporting can we rebuild public trust.
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Other officials put the casualty figure at seven dead — four from the security force — and at least a dozen wounded.
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Ofo fended off dozens of copycat rivals, but it now risks becoming the latest casualty of a cut-throat industry.
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Murray Energy is the latest casualty in the coal industry as consumers shift to cheaper and cleaner sources of power.
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During the session, Travelers fell 210 percent after the property and casualty insurer reported a 252 percent fall in profit.
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Leon is the severest casualty, though, and we see how the damage done haunts him throughout a sad, short life.
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The group is resorting more and more to mass-casualty violence as it comes under heavy pressure from multiple angles.
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Until recently, much of Wall Street was writing off the bank stocks' weakness as a casualty of the , Cramer said.
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Health Ministry spokesman Kianoush Jahanpour, who gave Iran's new casualty figures Sunday, reiterated that people should not even attend funerals.
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He has separated from the woman he loves (Liv Tyler), and accepts the separation as a casualty of his focus.
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"Our assessments found that no Africom airstrike resulted in any civilian casualty or injury," the command said in a statement.
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The jury found him guilty on only one charge on Tuesday: unlawfully posing for a picture with a human casualty.
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The provincial authorities in Helmand confirmed that the episode had taken place, but said they could not provide casualty details.
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It was the latest in a series of mass-casualty attacks against Shiite targets by the militant group's Afghan affiliate.
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Or, equally likely, it will be a casualty of the anti-establishment war, a sacrifice to the gods of populism.
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The most common war casualty in Yemen is not a soldier with a bullet but a child who is starving.
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"We're looking specifically for weapons that have the ability to cause a mass casualty event," a Los Angeles official said.
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He was driven from office in April 2016 when he became the first major casualty of the leaked Panama Papers.
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Although Apple appears to be trying to make up ground on Amazon and Google, the primary casualty may be Sonos.
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" The next day, The Daily Express reported a casualty under the front-page headline "1984: Wife Dies as She Watches.
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That was a 75 percent increase from 2014 and the highest reported casualty total since 2006's figure of 503,573.
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Komiya, currently senior managing director, was named to become CEO of Japan's largest property-and-casualty insurer, succeeding Tsuyoshi Nagano.
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Willis Shumway, 23, the crew chief, was the only casualty, with a knee injury that left him unable to walk.
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AXA announced its $15 billion acquisition of XL in March to create a world leader in property and casualty insurance.
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The loss of home care — a casualty of austerity — has meant that more older people are being left alone unattended.
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She refused to leave her bedroom all day; she was afraid that military casualty officers would come to the house.
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Then she was not, the casualty of a youth-fixated culture, as perishable a commodity as her gaily feathered flock.
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Messer became the first European casualty, calling off plans to lower the margin on an existing dual-currency term loan.
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In the 22020s, its operatives collaborated with Iranian officials to conduct two mass-casualty attacks against Jewish targets in Argentina.
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The aviation sector was a high-profile coronavirus casualty, with scores of flights to and from China cancelled this week.
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The Kachin crisis looks like a casualty of liberalization in Myanmar, or at least like one of its great paradoxes.
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Bowen found that his casualty had a "gaping hole on the right side of his chest," with a weakening pulse.
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Walker joined from Marsh Llc and has two decades of industry experience, with a focus on property and casualty market.
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If anything Social Security and its financing maybe the source of growing income inequality rather than a casualty of it.
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The stoic agent has grown on me, but I wouldn't be surprised if he is the show's first shocking casualty.
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The deer had become the latest and most unlikely casualty of the feud between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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General Votel said that four to 12 civilian casualties resulted from the operation, providing lower casualty estimates than some analysts.
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He was the only reported casualty on either side of a frontier that has been largely quiet in recent months.
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Nigeria police spokesman Frank Mba told CNN on Monday that police were still gathering casualty figures from across the country.
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