If I Cancel My Trip, Will My Insurance Cover It?
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Every ship requires various insurance cover to allow for journeys at sea.
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Unlike with most car insurance, cover for satellites or rockets is not compulsory.
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Next, Warren said Congress should require that all health care insurance cover abortions.
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The requirement that all health insurance cover many conditions has drawn extensive criticism.
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Bike-ID — Bike-ID provides quick and easy insurance cover via a mobile app.
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But short and long-term care insurance cover non-medical care needs if disabled.
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I'm fortunate enough to have my insurance cover it, so I just pay the copay.
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The firm had earlier said the crops have an insurance cover worth A$115 million.
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"We currently see a trend towards the gap in insurance cover being closed," it said.
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Therefore, insurance cover for physical loss did not apply, the insurers argued, according to documents.
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Willis Towers Watson is the broker on the insurance cover, a Willis Towers Watson spokesman said.
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Zurich Insurance said it would look into insurance cover for corporate customers doing business with Iran.
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A source at Areva said the firm was waiting to see the details of the insurance cover.
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Their only question usually is: Can they afford, or will their insurance cover, the drug being dispensed?
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Mandating that health insurance cover mental health benefits at parity reduces the suicide rate by 5 percent.
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A source at United India Insurance confirmed the company has stopped providing insurance cover for Iranian cargoes.
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Fears of losing insurance cover led to Hindustan Petroleum Corp cancelling its oil shipment in early July.
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Will our homeowner's insurance cover this, or is it something for which we will hold you responsible?
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Obamacare also required that all insurance cover ten "essential benefits" — things like hospitalization and maternity and mental health care.
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Aviation insurance cover is typically shared out among a group of underwriters, with the lead underwriter taking a larger proportion.
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In its case it's currently providing vehicle insurance cover for gig economy workers on a pay-as-you-go basis.
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Many Republican politicians suggest another way to lower prices: eliminating current requirements that insurance cover a wide array of services.
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Mutual and Federal said it has not withdrawn insurance cover on a Sahara Group of companies, subsidiary of Oakbay Investments.
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A spokesman for Fillon did little to help when asked whether common colds would qualify for state insurance cover or not.
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A major legacy of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was making health insurance cover contraception at no additional cost to women.
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Danish export credit agency EKF provided insurance cover on the financing, which is in documentation and has eight international banks as leads.
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Commercial insurance is mandatory for food delivery drivers but platform companies, since they maintain they aren't employers, can't offer insurance cover direct.
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Aimed primarily at tech developers, designers and consultants, but capable of insuring any freelance professional, Dinghy offers a suite of insurance cover.
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Additionally, India will provide a medical insurance cover of 5 million rupees per person for front-line workers in the coronavirus outbreak.
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Trump's had a virtual war on birth control, beginning with an attempt to eliminate the rule that employer health insurance cover contraceptives.
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It also knocks out the entirely reasonable provisions of the ACA requiring that insurance cover mental health, substance abuse treatment and maternity.
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In the transition to Medicare for All, it is essential that all forms of private and public health insurance cover this care.
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This means that, in some cases, neighbours have to deal constantly with additional noise, scattered rubbish, loss of insurance cover and reduced security.
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The company also points to a number of changes to its business since the 2016 ruling, such as offering insurance cover for drivers.
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Zurich Insurance said it welcomed the lifting of Iranian sanctions and would look into insurance cover for corporate customers doing business with Iran.
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It can expect no assistance from the GOP, whose Obamacare replacement would remove a requirement that insurance cover mental health and addiction treatment.
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This could lead to future insurance cover based on "sentiment analysis", in which Big Data and artificial intelligence make predictive models ever more accurate.
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The firm has comprehensive insurance cover for the Andover complex and as well as the lost stock and equipment, and for business interruption losses.
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In turn, this is seeing a new breed of mobile-first insurance apps offering to consolidate and help you manage your entire insurance cover.
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The company said liabilities related to the wildfires could exceed its recently renewed insurance cover, adding to the severe financial pressure it is already facing.
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Another example of Uber's regional reconfiguration: An announcement in May that it would expand accident insurance cover for its drivers and delivery workers across Europe.
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The insurer added that slowing economic growth and expected interest rate hikes will further put pressure on consumers as they struggle to afford insurance cover.
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Rosenbaum noted that courts have been willing to block other Trump policies under the APA, including requirements that employer-provided health insurance cover birth control.
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Through a somewhat arduous process of submitting every receipt and document under the sun, I was able to have the card's insurance cover the cost.
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"Without action, there are risk that UK and Gibraltar-based insurers passporting into Ireland will lose their ability to continue to provide insurance cover," he said.
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VIENNA, June 4 (Reuters) - Credit insurers have decided to withdraw insurance cover for South African retailer Steinhoff International's loans, Steinhoff's Austrian subsidiary Kika/Leiner said on Monday.
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Hobby Lobby the Court held that employers could reject requirements that taxpayer-subsidized employer-provided health insurance cover contraception if doing so would violate the religious beliefs.
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But "the cost of extending sustainable insurance cover is now simply not affordable in many places", noted Maurice Tulloch of insurance firm Aviva in the ClimateWise report.
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Under this initiative, expectant mothers who cannot afford insurance cover can now access ante-natal, delivery, post-natal and health services for their child for a year.
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When a vessel loses its flag, it typically loses insurance cover if it does not immediately find an alternative, and may be barred from calling at ports.
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States would be free to eliminate Obamacare rules requiring that insurance cover a minimum package of benefits, and they could charge sick customers more than healthy ones.
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With one in six properties in Britain judged at high risk of flooding, according to Flood Re, the effort provides much-needed affordable insurance cover, backers say.
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But international credit insurers decided on Friday to withdraw insurance cover for Steinhoff's loans against the risk of default from Monday onwards, according to several Austrian media outlets.
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Private hospitals could also be boosted from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's plans to implement a healthcare programme aimed at providing insurance cover to about half of India's population.
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It includes medical insurance cover of $66,400 per person to those working on the frontlines and 5 kilograms of rice or wheat per month for 800 million people.
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The Medicare Extra plan mandates that all health insurance cover a robust set of benefits including prescription drugs, hospital visits, doctor trips, maternity services, dental, vision, and hearing services.
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The government outlined plans for medical insurance cover of 5 million rupees ($66,000) for every frontline health worker, from doctors, nurses and paramedics to those involved in sanitary services.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Germany is planning to repay customers of insolvent Thomas Cook as the tour operator's insurance cover is proving insufficient, broadcaster ARD reported, citing government sources.
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Under half knew what level of "due diligence" would be required and one-third said they could not get insurance cover to do to their proposed business activities in Iran.
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The aerospace unit employs 260 people and offers insurance cover for commercial airlines, helicopters, business jets, aerospace manufacturers, airports, aerospace service providers, satellites and even unmanned aerial vehicles and drones.
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Swiss Re's iptiQ platform — which provides property, casualty, life and health insurance products to business partners — is handling the insurance cover and customer interfaces, Swiss Re said in a statement.
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Most notably, they do not have to cover all of the law's essential health benefits or meet the requirement that insurance cover a minimal percentage of a person's medical bills.
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A report published in 2015 by PwC, a management consultancy, found that a third of American businesses have cyber-insurance cover of some kind, though it often offers only limited protection.
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"Credit Guarantee has not withdrawn its trade credit insurance cover on the Sahara Group of companies (subsidiaries of Oakbay)," Theo Reddi, acting chief executive officer of CGIC said in a statement.
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Kika/Leiner, which lost credit insurance cover two weeks ago, makes annual revenue of roughly 800 million euros in Austria with around 5,400 employees in 13 stores, George said in January.
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The company, a provider of insurance cover for heavy-duty assets such as oil rigs, ships and aircraft, also estimated ultimate net losses of about $30 million in its marine portfolio.
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As the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission approaches, they're auctioning off the astronaut's memorabilia, from his signed "insurance cover" card, above, to a rejection letter from the Diners Club.
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People who work in tech, like Hobley, are more likely to have insurance cover at least part of their fertility treatments, as are those working in finance, consulting, fashion, and banking.
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In Sri Lanka, Finance Ministry Ravi Karunanayake said his country's new insurance cover had eased the burden on the government to provide emergency assistance and long term recovery efforts after May's crisis.
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The government's $25 billion economic stimulus package includes medical insurance cover of 5 million rupees ($66,451) per person for front-line workers such as nurses, doctors, paramedics and cleaners in government hospitals.
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ASIC said Allianz incorrectly sold insurance cover to people ineligible to claim for unemployment or disability, and death cover to customers under 21 years of age who were unlikely to need it.
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While they cannot change existing insurance cover, renewals, many of which fall due in Jan or April 2018, will give them a chance to adjust prices or policy wordings to mitigate their risks.
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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission recently said it was exploring regulating crypto exchanges, and signaled that the vast majority of the virtual assets held by a regulated exchange would need insurance cover.
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The firm has comprehensive insurance cover for the Andover complex - or customer fulfillment center (CFC) as it calls it - as well as the stock and equipment on site, and for business interruption losses.
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All Sri Lankans who don't have private insurance cover against natural disasters are protected under the policy, NITF's de Silva said, adding that the request for the insurance policy came from Finance Ministry.
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London (CNN Business)Businesses around the world are facing catastrophic losses as the novel coronavirus forces them to scale back operations or shut down entirely, and most don't have insurance cover for pandemics.
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Its website already lists pricing for a range of plans "con copago" (which means there's a monthly fee to pay for the insurance cover plus an additional fee when you access healthcare services).
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Hindustan Petroleum Corp and Bharat Petroleum , India's second- and third-biggest state-owned refiners respectively, halted Iranian oil imports after western sanctions against Tehran's nuclear programme barred insurance cover for plants processing Iranian oil.
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The judge said that the companies currently were operating in "clear violation of current regulations" and it was necessary to establish strict rules around safety measures for delivery staff, insurance cover and food sanitation.
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Securing international insurance cover as well as reconnecting with the international banking system will be key to determine how quickly Iran can ramp up oil exports and re-engage with the foreign shipping sector.
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JOHANNESBURG, May 11 (Reuters) - Old Mutual's South African unit said on Wednesday it has not withdrawn insurance cover on a subsidiary of Oakbay Investments, a company at the centre of allegations over political influence.
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Direct Line, which has struggled due to minimal rises in price of a motor insurance cover in the last couple of years, earlier this month said it expects coronavirus-related claims to be manageable.
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The ACA allows states to experiment as long as state-level changes don't reduce the "essential" insurance benefits people get, change the basic affordability of insurance, cover less people, or increase the federal deficit.
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By 2030, WFP aims to buy insurance cover capable of providing half its natural disaster aid expenditures in Asia and Africa each year, with payouts varying from year to year according to the disasters experienced.
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The company, a provider of insurance cover for heavy-duty assets such as oil rigs, ships and aircraft, said energy gross premiums written increased 17.8 percent to $30.4 million in the quarter ended March 31.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Four lesbian women are suing a U.S. state for discrimination for insisting women have unprotected sex with a man to prove they are infertile and claim insurance cover for treatment.
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Furthermore, Fitch expects private health insurance cover in Spain to grow from the current penetration of around 20% as insurers target the market with tailored products, supporting positive growth dynamics in the private healthcare sector.
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Measures include providing insurance cover for crop failures and drought-resistant seeds to farmers, investments in irrigation, as well as a $3-billion project to clean up the Ganges, India's largest and most sacred river.
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During a press conference in New Delhi, Sitharaman also detailed other steps, including improved insurance cover to banks that lend to exporters and the digitalization of certain services that she said would further bolster exports.
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The four women are seeking an order declaring the New Jersey insurance law is unconstitutional and discriminatory and also an injunction ordering the state to expand insurance cover for infertility to women in same-sex relationships.
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Buyers have taken advantage of a scheme put together by ship owners to plug a shortfall in insurance cover due to ongoing restrictions on U.S.-domiciled reinsurers, but Japanese firms have been reluctant to take part.
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My mom didn't feel comfortable having her insurance cover the physical changes she was opposed to, and by having me move policies, we were able to remove at least one point of conflict from the list.
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ASIC in its statement said Allianz had incorrectly sold insurance cover to people ineligible to claim for unemployment or disability, and death cover to customers under 21 years of age who were unlikely to need it.
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Launched in 2016 when founder Freddy Macnamara (pictured) become frustrated he couldn't let others drive his car intermittently because of lack of insurance cover, Cuvva was an early pioneer of pay-as-you-go car insurance.
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Medicare for America (DeLauro and Schakowsky): The Medicare for America plan mandates that all health insurance cover a robust set of benefits including prescription drugs, hospital visits, doctor trips, maternity services, dental, vision, and hearing services.
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A federal appeals court has asked whether a lawsuit challenging Trump administration rules that provide exemptions to an Obamacare requirement that employer-provided health insurance cover contraception is moot after a Pennsylvania judge enjoined the rules nationwide.
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In a particularly secretive industry, information about the nature of cyber attacks is still scarce, which insurance and shipping officials say is an obstacle to mitigating the risk, which means there are gaps in insurance cover available.
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NEW YORK, Aug 10 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Four lesbian women are suing a U.S. state for discrimination for insisting women have unprotected sex with a man to prove they are infertile and claim insurance cover for treatment.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has allocated $1.54 billion for its ambitious health program aimed at providing insurance cover for about half the population, the health minister said on Thursday, labeling it the largest such scheme in the world.
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But moves by the Trump administration, like increased restrictions on Title X family planning funding and a weakening of the mandate that employer-based insurance cover birth control, could threaten access to contraception, especially among low-income Americans.
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The company said efforts to repair a broken turret at the field remained on track to be completed next year and would result in another shut down of up to 2000 weeks though insurance cover would offset lost production.
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International oil and shipping companies have been eager to boost business with Iran since international sanctions related to its nuclear program were lifted in January, but securing proper insurance cover has been among the stumbling blocks in recent weeks.
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SYDNEY, June 27 (Reuters) - The Australian corporate watchdog said on Wednesday it filed a lawsuit against the country's biggest listed wealth manager, AMP Ltd, accusing its financial planning arm of intentionally cutting clients' life insurance cover for higher fees.
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The keen interest in Fortis emerges as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks to implement a healthcare programme aimed at providing insurance cover to hundreds of millions of people in a country with a dearth of adequate medical clinics.
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It wants to offer insurance advice at the most appropriate time and place in a person's life, such as when buying a house or starting a family, and in turn open up life insurance cover to many more people.
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L) is demanding that thousands of shareholders suing the bank over a 20083 billion pound ($15 billion) cash call in 2008 prove they have appropriate insurance cover to meet the hefty risks of a trial now slated for May.
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While the rollover provides insurance cover for imports that Japanese shippers cannot otherwise obtain, refiners are unlikely to load Iranian cargoes from April unless they get a waiver from the United States on sanctions re-imposed on Iran last year.
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Quick reminder about the existing rules: The Affordable Care Act mandates that health insurance cover preventive services for women without co-pays or coinsurance; the independent Institute of Medicine (IOM) determined that birth control was one of the services worth covering.
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TOKYO, Feb 1563 (Reuters) - Japan will likely refrain from loading oil at Iranian ports in March because of the impending expiry at the end of next month of special shipping insurance cover provided by the government, industry and government officials said.
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First, they questioned Republican promises to repeal and replace Obamacare as soon as possible, expressing special concern for people with pre-existing medical conditions, who have a right to buy insurance cover under the ACA, while paying not much more than healthy folk.
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Global Parametrics provides insurance cover through a contingency-credit facility from the InsuResilience Investment Fund (formerly known as Climate Insurance Fund), an initiative of KfW, a German government development bank, and risk capital from the Natural Disaster Fund, backed by the British government.
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Under questioning, AMP's head of wealth solutions Paul Sainsbury told the inquiry the company's systems are set up to continue deducting amounts from the pension fund accounts of its deceased customers for life insurance cover, even after it knows the people have died.
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"Some members were forced to delay surgery due to high out-of-pocket costs for these procedures and to seek alternative remedies to manage pain, when they were in fact entitled to insurance cover," ACCC Chair Rod Sims said in a statement.
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"From the busy professional with great insurance cover, the uninsured freelancer or startup coworker, the family to the less affluent — no discrimination," she said about her clientele, adding that for uninsured patients, either their employers can cover the fee, or they can pay directly.
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"She added: "what I support is something Barack Obama wanted to do from the beginning, which creates a public option: a nonprofit choice that will bring down the costs of insurance, cover 12 million more people, and bring down costs for 13 million more people.
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He also suggested the central and state governments help underwrite full crop insurance cover and promote the adoption of organic farming methods in drought-prone districts, to help restore soil quality and benefit from the higher price of organic produce, even though yields are lower.
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"I think the real problem with nuclear power is that it does better in a socialist economy than in a capitalist one, because nuclear energy prefers to have the public do the cleanup, do the insurance, cover all of the losses and it only wants the profits," said Rep.
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In further signs of likely deals in the pipeline, Switzerland's Zurich Insurance said it would look into insurance cover for corporate customers doing business with Iran, and the head of British Airways' parent company IAG said it hoped to start flying to Tehran "in the very near future".
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Founded in March 2017 by identical twins Oliver and Alexander Kent-Braham, and David Goate — all three of whom previously worked at digital identity company Yoti — Marshmallow is developing insurance products that aim to use better data and technology to provide more fairly priced insurance cover to non-U.
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CMS, veterans programs and private health insurance cover a portion of in-home care, although the estimated value of unpaid care provided by family caregivers added an astounding $470 billion to the mix, according to a 2016 report by AARP — not to mention the drain on family budgets and seniors' nest eggs.
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This is different from the insurance cover that Uber has provided to drivers when they are driving cars, either during or between Uber rides, and an Uber spokesperson tells me that as far as it knows it's a first for the company in any market, and the first for a private hire and taxi company in the the UK, too.
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While FirstVet intended to offer a b2c service, its route to market has been via partnerships with insurance companies who offer the service to their customers as a way to potentially reduce the risk of more major pet insurance payouts, or as a touchpoint for reaching pet owners who don't have insurance cover and thus could be persuaded to sign up.
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One possible negative scenario they flag up is the risk of consumers that are seeking household insurance for properties located in areas exposed to high risks such as floods, earthquakes or crime having to pay very high premiums or not being offered any insurance cover at all as a result of the fuller picture afforded by so much data being able to be analyzed.
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The first: waiting at a baggage carousel for your plain black Tripp pull-case, the exact same case every other person on the plane bought from Debenhams that week, yours not turning up, the anxiety slowly building amongst you and the crowd, lobsters boiling alive as the water turns from cold to hot, until you are 25 minutes in, and at a moment of high stress, what about your iPad, your toiletries, those pants, oh God will the insurance cover it, oh God do I— oh, no, there's my bag.
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