You can save 10% when you insure two gadgets and 15% when you insure three or more.
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Similar to the way people insure their cars, houses and lives, slave owners would sometimes insure their slaves.
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TL;DR: Save 10% when you insure two gadgets or 15% when you insure three or more with Endsleigh.
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It used to cost over $500 a month to insure a Los Angeles taxicab, but now it costs only $150 per month to insure a taxibot.
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Anyways, I had just gotten them, and I didn't insure them, and imagine if you don't insure something and it's gone, I just threw that money [away].
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If you want to insure your latest smartphone for a two-week holiday, you can do so; and then insure it again for a weekend trip later in the year.
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Starting at $29,400, Honda's minivan, which rose four spots in the rankings from 2015, costs drivers an average of $1,113 a year to insure, the lowest annual premium of all vehicles Insure.
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The question goes to the heart of what Social Security is: an insurance program designed to insure against the risk of lost income from retiring, and also insure against disability or premature death.
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Like Airbnb, both DogVacay and Rover insure stays against accidents.
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Global Aerospace said it did not insure the Vega launcher.
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Never insure anything whose value falls below your lower bound.
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He does not insure his two dogs and two cats.
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Endsleigh — save 15% when you insure three or more gadgets
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You can also insure your phone and other mobile devices.
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The bank generally doesn't insure the contents of the box.
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How do we insure safety for borrowers who use these lenders?
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And this is also the case when you insure your house.
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"Consumers will pay for that when they go to insure one."
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Most customers are educated today and insure their phones, Ordoñez said.
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I had to put my children on Medicaid to insure them.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The cost to insure Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY.
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Using bonds to insure against crisis is not a new idea.
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You can insure container ships or a pop star's vocal cords.
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Assured and National insure a combined $2.3 billion of PREPA bonds.
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Insure is to cover or protect someone in a financial sense.
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Homeowners have responded by seeking to insure themselves against the risk.
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"Insurance rates are influenced by a number of different factors," Insure.
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Can you insure that Alexander Hamilton stays on the new $10?
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I insure artwork, mostly for galleries, private collections and individual artists.
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And it would insure the vast, vast, vast majority of Americans.
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It also became more expensive to insure Tesla's bonds against default.
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In general, cats tend to cost less to insure than dogs.
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It is neither to insure people nor even to save money.
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While sufficient data may already exist to insure against cyber nuisances, the bigger challenge for the industry is to find ways to prevent, and perhaps even insure against, attacks on the financial sector and its institutions.
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Just like you can insure jewelry and valuable art, encouraging bitcoin owners to insure their property would add a level of private scrutiny to the market that should also make criminal use that much harder to achieve.
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The legislation, if passed, will insure long-term funding for the Sept.
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VGT also stated it went to great lengths to insure the tour.
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"You actually have to store it, protect it, insure it," Boneparth said.
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But most linguists recommend sticking to insure when talking about financial matters.
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There are other ways to insure against a crash than buying bonds.
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This will insure that people around you know you are a nerd.
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Me too just insure myself and my daughter cost $450 a month.
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Can I insure a 6 week fetus and collect if I miscarry?
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This is the first time the S-Class sedan has made Insure.
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The company has signed a deal with Allianz to insure your car.
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Such action is needed to insure against the risks the fund identifies.
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It has plans to insure against epidemics and issue climate-catastrophe bonds.
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There are no actuarial tables, it seems, to help insure against that.
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There are other ways to insure the safety of the banking system.
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Kim's goal is, of course, to insure the survival of his state.
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Even so, some households cannot afford the premiums to insure their livestock.
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Students reach out to their faculty to insure their classes are included.
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"So you get paid, in essence, to insure your position," Davitt said.
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If we do not, there will be no people left to insure.
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Should we license and insure owners or manufacturers or the cars themselves?
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You do not get to insure your house after it's on fire.
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If you&aposre independently wealthy, you can probably afford to self-insure.
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So, the government tried to insure more people through state insurance exchanges.
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The cost to insure Argentine 5-year debt rose over 573 basis points from the close on Friday, with $5.2 million demanded upfront to insure $10 million in debt according to IHS Markit, from $4.7 million late last week.
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"It makes me wonder: What exactly does insurance insure against, and is that the thing that we really want it to insure against?" said Benedic Ippolito, a health economist at the American Enterprise Institute, who has studied medical debt.
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I use MAC, obviously, because they sponsor my face and also insure it.
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This unpredictability makes it fiendishly difficult to prevent and insure against such attacks.
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Some smugglers, researchers said, charge $400 to $500 to "insure" migrants against abductions.
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They monitor and communicate with patients over a closed network to insure privacy.
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The Jeep Wrangler Sport 22WD was the cheapest car to insure in 21.
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People mainly needed government to insure physical security and the rule of law.
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This will help speed positive outcomes and insure a solid return on investment.
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You can insure your blackjack hand in case it's not your lucky day.
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The figures come from the Council for Community and Economic Research and Insure.
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To insure against these serious risks, property owners have one choice: the NFIP.
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The FDIC's principal role is to insure bank deposits when a lender fails.
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Businesses and governments routinely insure against unexpected events — they call it risk management.
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They say it's your responsibility, we're not going insure $20,000 worth of gear.
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Biden wants to augment it to insure an estimated 97% of the country.
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Yes. Older cars, for instance, are generally cheaper to insure than new cars.
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You're beginning to see the collapse of institutions built to insure our security.
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But those organizations do not insure against theft or fraud at the institution.
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Sanders's bill would create a single government program that would insure every American.
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The best course is to insure against the fallout from a house-price bust.
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For €4.29 per month ($4.89), you can insure your phone from the Lydia app.
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Swaps help companies "insure" themselves against adverse moves in interest rates and corporate defaults.
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"Until they put it in writing they have to insure the loan," Hernandez said.
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One difficulty is that flood risk is tricky to model, and so to insure.
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Private insurers usually only insure a patient for a few years at a time.
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ATI said it would also help investors eyeing Ethiopia insure themselves against currency risks.
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He has claimed the Obamacare replacement plan would be more affordable and insure everybody.
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Mr Sanders' radical measure to insure all 320m Americans is just a non-starter.
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They will want higher rates today, to insure against higher defaults in coming years.
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Here's how to figure out whether you have enough to insure your young family.
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Obamacare helped insure a record number of people, but it wasn't without its problems.
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An essential function of government, therefore, is to insure that people have clean water.
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Wealth Matters IF you have something to insure, there is probably coverage for it.
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Every step of the process is guided by proprietary algorithms that insure maximum efficiency.
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He wanted to insure that ICE would still be able to do its job.
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They just have to accurately predict how much the people they insure will cost.
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Some credit unions have purchased excess insurance to insure deposit accounts above that limit.
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I know we're doing everything we can to insure that there is no barrier.
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"We want to insure its benefits are distributed as widely as possible," Brockman said.
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The program began in 1968 primarily because private companies were unwilling to insure floods.
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The early admixture of the media (including social media) will insure the perfect sludginess.
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And, of course, you might want to insure your place if you own it.
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He hopes eventually to earn enough to insure all the bicycles, however, he said.
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"Think about what's changed and what would make you cheaper to insure," he said.
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Garrone's second ploy is to insure that no one is surprised by these surprises.
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Firearm mishaps are exactly why some insurance companies won't insure districts that arm teachers.
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"The debate on health care has moved from whether it should be the government's responsibility to insure young, able-bodied people to how the government should insure young, able-bodied people, and how comprehensive the insurance should be," Klein wrote in February.
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With Obamacare and Trump's speech, the debate on health care has moved from whether it should be the government's responsibility to insure young, able-bodied people to how the government should insure young, able-bodied people, and how comprehensive the insurance should be.
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Senior administrators said they were working to insure the gaffe doesn't happen in the future.
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And although people insure their house — and their lenders require it — tuition generally goes uncovered.
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Data was collected from ATTOM Data Solutions, the Council for Community and Economic Research, Insure.
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WaystoCap works with financiers to lets buyers finance their purchases, and Coface to insure suppliers.
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You can insure your phone, buy bitcoins, buy travel insurance, create virtual cards and more.
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Donna Childs' very low-risk house costs just $350 a year to insure against flooding.
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You'll probably want to insure it, and luckily, there are deals in that arena, too.
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The swaps are used by companies to insure themselves against unexpected moves in interest rates.
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But if investors are keen to insure against rapid market movements, then premiums will rise.
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Oil producers sell futures to insure themselves against a price rout that would threaten solvency.
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In America, there are tougher restrictions on political betting, so fewer opportunities to self-insure.
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"I bond contractors, and when you insure people, you know that character matters," he said.
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The Porsche Panamera S Executive costs owners about $3,484 on average to insure each year.
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Last year, the Patriot Sport had the second-lowest premiums of all cars on Insure.
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Thus, the large employers can insure their workers at cheaper prices than the general population.
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As the story goes, Captain Risky is just too risky for Budget Direct to insure.
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But Republicans will have to work hard to insure that AHCA is no Pyrrhic victory.
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As an insurer, CVS wants its patients to be healthier — and less expensive to insure.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The cost to insure debt holdings in electric carmaker Tesla Inc (TSLA.
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She sets up V.P.N. Internet connections, to insure that their online communications are not traceable.
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And banks usually demand that home buyers insure their properties in exchange for a mortgage.
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Take the old saw that younger drivers are always the riskiest to insure, for example.
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Many politicians receive generous campaign contributions to insure the maintenance of the current status quo.
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Tesla vehicles are, in some cases, more expensive to insure than cars from competing automakers.
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They insure against a different risk (high premiums) and provide a different benefit (low premiums).
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The company should also periodically test its billing software to insure customers are correctly charged.
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Above those thresholds, it's possible to self-insure, or cover the costs out of pocket.
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Pass laws that will require new proactive security measures that will help insure public safety.
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This approach—shoot first, ask questions later—isn't the best way to insure harm reduction.
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Sam has since died, but the experience persuaded her to insure her next pet, Winston.
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Patients with chronic medical conditions are the most expensive to insure in the United States.
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Through the financial crisis mortgage insurers continued to pay claims and insure new home loans.
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And that dysfunction explains why it's so hard to insure everyone in the United States.
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Teslas tend to be pricier to insure, due largely to the cost of fixing them.
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Growth can be discouraged via state government action, making it more costly to insure property.
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Gold does not earn any interest or dividends and costs money to store and insure.
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The conundrum with Sandoval notwithstanding, however, most MLB teams do insure their top-earning players.
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"This is a Fed that wants to insure that the recovery will continue," they said.
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Spacecom will also get back money it paid to insure the Amos-6 satellite in orbit.
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A single fund to insure depositors in euro zone countries would be a risk-sharing measure.
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The news sent the cost to insure Bristol's bonds to their highest point since May 2010.
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The problem is how to keep everybody from waiting until they get sick to insure themselves.
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In just a few taps, you can insure your camera for a week from your phone.
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Parents also need to take extra steps to insure colleges have the latest information, said Kantrowitz.
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People save to insure against personal risks, rather than to pass on wealth when they die.
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But "gig" couriers, working when they wish and using their own cars, must often insure themselves.
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Last year was one of the costliest in history for those who insure against natural disasters.
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These health service costs reflect gaps in the way we insure seniors against healthcare cost risk.
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Maybin is trying to insure that it will be a short-range injury and not linger.
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Interest rates swaps are contracts used by companies to insure against adverse moves in borrowing costs.
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Neither in fact or spirit does the CFPB meet those standards – standards established to insure accountability.
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"We insure for adverse weather events that we believe climate change factors are exacerbating," Sheehan explained.
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Let us show you how to insure more people and simultaneously cut costs and improve outcome.
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Higher interest rates make gold, which earns nothing and costs money to store and insure, unattractive.
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It remains to be seen how insurers will accurately insure a vehicle that's undergoing continuous modification.
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It was eighty years before Congress again acted to insure safe, effective supplies of smallpox vaccine.
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To insure that family members can attend, some or all of their travel costs are covered.
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The FHFA can also increase the guarantee fee that Fannie and Freddie charge to insure mortgages.
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Doig paintings are so costly to insure that museums have to think twice about showing them.
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But it doesn't earn interest, dividends or coupons and it costs money to insure and store.
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There is an impulse, when confronted with a new photograph, to insure that it remains unblemished.
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"Start with what you are afraid of, or what would you like to insure," he said.
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Private insurers insure another 21 million people, a portion through the Affordable Care Act's market places.
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Once they were in Assange's hands, his overriding concern was to insure that they were genuine.
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Democrats are also highly unlikely to vote for any replacement that doesn't insure as many people.
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Its 80-odd syndicates insure a range of specialised risks, from oil rigs to kidnap victims.
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Sure it costs less to insure- — but that's because it is for all practical purposes worthless.
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Detroit is one of the most expensive places in the United States to insure a car.
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Comparison websites Insure My Trip and SquareMouth can help assess those insurance plans, if they're necessary.
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They wanted to insure people, their motives were good, their heart was in the right place.
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The sting of being deemed "too risky" to insure for disability felt like the ultimate rejection.
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Torres considers it his job to help insure that this never happens in New York City.
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American companies must insure that they are not receiving funds that originated with any sanctioned entity.
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Its agents continued to insure white lives in the region after the slave policies were discontinued.
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Federal subsidies would insure no other family pays more than 7% of their income on childcare.
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They are more expensive to insure, and many are less able to pay for the coverage.
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BOE'S HALDANE SAYS ACTING EARLY WITH RATE RISE WOULD INSURE AGAINST NEED FOR BIGGER RISES IN FUTURE
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One way insurance companies manage risk is by finding out how risky it is to insure someone.
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The zoo's plan is to eventually bread these animals to help insure the continuation of the species.
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Normally, making something safer means reducing the amount of money you need to pay to insure it.
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The industry not only includes those who make the boats, outfit them, staff them and insure them.
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That is why long-dated options to insure against falling stocks are dearer than short-dated ones.
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So to find another buyer, get their money back, and insure another fan attended in their place.
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Dads' total contributions to the family chores are generally worth about $26,977 a year, according to Insure.
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Between 6003 and 1848, NYLI sold policies to slaveholders to insure their slaves against damages or death.
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The new federal responsibility to insure all Americans would require a new federal infrastructure to manage it.
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The initial news sent the cost to insure Bristol's bonds to their highest point since May 2010.
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Most schools do not staff, manage, transport, insure, or glorify sports teams, because, well, why would they?
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But existing national schemes to insure depositors are considered insufficient to cope with a major banking crisis.
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Here are the top five each of the most and least expensive cars to insure in 2016.
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It's important we all use our voice, dollars and feet to insure humanitarian rights continue to flourish.
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People who are working are healthier and less costly to insure than people who are not working.
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The government collects the money from health insurers with relatively healthy enrollees, who cost less to insure.
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When we insure our car, we are protecting ourselves in the event something happens to the vehicle.
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Critics of the replacement plan say it would insure fewer people while costing the government more money.
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Higher rates raise the opportunity cost of holding gold, which can be costly to store and insure.
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Young Living and doTerra have attorneys on staff to insure that product descriptions are within legal bounds.
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State human service agencies have failed to uphold their obligations to insure that hospitals report these cases.
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Borrowers also are locking in more of their future production using hedges that insure against price declines.
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Fortunately, you can insure yourself against such unhappiness: just place a bet for your side to lose.
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Mr. Zuckerman welcomes vigorous competition among the three, which should insure lower prices and better deal terms.
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The more fragmented the wholesalers can keep the market, the better they insure their place in it.
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But he wants to keep some parts, like forcing insurance companies to insure people with preexisting conditions.
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Lloyd's insurers Beazley , Hiscox and Tokio Marine Kiln typically insure big sporting events such as the Olympics.
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"We can't insure a burning building," Christian Ryan of the risk advisory firm Marsh told the NYT.
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Reinsurers insure the insurers, and often have large research arms which help their clients by modeling risk.
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In one case, a dentist created a captive to insure against his office's being attacked by terrorists.
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Nestle the chicken legs in the red sauce, taking care to insure they are submerged, and cover.
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Does anyone really believe that the Department of Education is indispensable to insure the education of children?
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Investors buy CDS as a way to insure the debt they own against a default or restructuring.
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Rising interest rates make gold, which pays no interest and costs to store and insure, less attractive.
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Lawmakers worked to insure funding for those programs last year after Trump sought to zero them out.
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He says his health care plan will insure everyone, when it will do nothing of the kind.
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That strategy has been successful for another, similarly hard to insure problem in the modern era - terrorism.
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For more than 30 years, the Federal Housing Administration used maps to decide where to insure mortgages.
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Other key developments: Shares of companies that insure Puerto Rico's bonds also tumbled Wednesday amid the bailout speculation.
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Small and specialist incumbents are seeking to insure businesses against new risks, such as environmental liability or terrorism.
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Today what we see as tacky were meant to process grief and insure the person was not forgotten.
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Butch Otter surprised people by endorsing the ballot measure on Medicaid expansion, which would newly insure 60,000 people.
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Sanders' plan would also: Sanders has pushed to insure all Americans through a single-payer, government-run plan.
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How do you insure all these workers and how do the workers cover themselves in the gig economy?
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The NFIP will insure only up to $250,000 in losses, but private insurance can go into the millions.
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Higher rates raise the opportunity cost of holding gold, which earns nothing and costs to store and insure.
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As a result, they manage to insure over 2013% of their citizens, whereas America insures only about 90%.
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But how many artists choose to—or can even afford to—insure the contents of their studios properly?
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" This saved them money on claims and forced competitors to take on more expensive-to-insure "bad risks.
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If you're looking to buy a car, the sticker price is not the only cost you'll incur. Insure.
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On Tuesday, FHA said it would insure mortgages with PACE assessments that are subordinated to the mortgage lien.
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"Are insurance companies going to be happy to actually insure these kinds of scenarios going forward?" she wonders.
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Medicare was enacted in 1965 because private industry failed to insure more than 50 percent of older people.
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Higher rates make gold less attractive since it does not pay interest and costs to store and insure.
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I also drive a hybrid, which can be more expensive to insure than a fully gas-powered car.
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That has kept the mix of people in the pool sicker — and more expensive to insure — than expected.
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And, the thinking went, President Obama's health care overhaul would insure millions more people, providing new paying customers.
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Hammer believes that Trujillo had sent them out of the room to insure that the amendments would pass.
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Insure the gifteeOf course, your giftee can't legally drive your car unless they are covered by car insurance.
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Instead, they self-insure, accepting for themselves the underwriting risk for a relatively healthy population by society's standards.
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Burnett grasped that the best way to keep Trump satisfied was to insure that he never felt upstaged.
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The House bill would insure about 28503,22019 fewer people under Medicaid, triggering an unprecedented need for federal approval.
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We need to start there and insure everyone has access to these, the basics of a healthful diet.
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I have to call a trader and say 'Can you insure there's a buyer at the other side?
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"If you're insuring a $100 million boat, you can't collect enough premium to insure it," Mr. Blue said.
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Because they tend to be skimpier and insure only healthy customers, the plans' prices tend to be lower.
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The cost to insure Deutsche Bank's debt doubled within a year to 220bp for a five-year CDS.
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Other tests include real-life user testing and measurements to insure that the product complies with regulatory requirements.
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That risk is reflected in Italian credit default swaps (CDS), derivatives used to insure exposure to a credit.
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The program would insure 14 million fewer people — the biggest single coverage loss caused by the Republican bill.
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The waiver is expected to lower premiums by 2.33 percent in 22.3, and insure nearly 220,239 additional Alaskans.
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Employers that don't self-insure have less flexibility because the benefits are determined by the insurer, she said.
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Using sufficiently large groups might help to insure against flukes, but there's another trap that befalls unsuspecting scientists.
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The insurance companies, since the Northridge earthquake, have made it impossible to adequately insure our homes against earthquakes.
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Here are some questions and answers about car insurance: Are some cars more expensive to insure than others?
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During bill drafting in Wisconsin, great care was given to insure the detailed scheduling language was narrowly crafted.
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Both cameras capture underexposed images and overexposed ones, an arrangement that helps insure that no detail is lost.
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Later, I wrapped and unwrapped foiled hams so that customers could insure the spiral cut was, indeed, spiral.
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Blood banks perform the screenings themselves or, more often, pay a laboratory to insure donations are Zika-free.
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He has a succession plan in place to insure that Patagonia remains in the family after he dies.
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The report said that the N.F.L. is also having problems finding companies willing to insure against head injuries.
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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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For the largest oil tankers, they have doubled, with a transit now costing as much as $500,000 to insure.
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That means it would cost $357,000 to $399,000 per year for five years to insure $10 million in bonds.
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This helps insure against the downward spiral of foreclosures and falling prices that has wreaked havoc in other countries.
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The quote suggested it would cost $437,000 - $467,000 per year for five years to insure $10 million in bonds.
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THE rise of the gig economy means not only workers, but those who insure them, are having to adapt.
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An IRS is a popular derivatives contract used by companies to insure themselves against adverse moves in borrowing costs.
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But there's no way the bill is going to suddenly insure more people than the Affordable Care Act does.
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Lower rates cut the opportunity cost of holding gold, which earns no yield but costs to store and insure.
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They'll also get dedicated account representatives (with phone support) and, in some cases, the option to insure their holdings.
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Florida's payments to the insurance companies Nearly all states pay private insurance companies monthly premiums to insure Medicaid patients.
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And the gym's ceiling fans are encased in cages, as if to insure that no stray basketballs get shredded.
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The law forces them to insure people with pre-existing conditions, no matter how expensive those conditions may be.
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The latter was intent upon "taking the country back"; the former hopes to insure that the country remains standing.
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The inability to finance or to insure property could be enough to precipitate a collapse of the local market.
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With a few sutures, Deschamps-Braly sewed Abby's eyelids shut, to insure that her eyes remained moist and protected.
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Finally, you had holders of portfolio insurance who were contractually "forced" to sell to protect (or "insure") their portfolios.
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Higher interest rates would encourage investors to sell gold, which earns nothing and costs money to store and insure.
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Moonves had told Prophet that he wanted to meet with Douglas, alone, to insure that they were creatively aligned.
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In the meantime, wealthy élites insure that their children—through expensive educations and countless other privileges—retain their status.
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A business will encounter one of those if it tries to insure only its worst credits, Mr. Freedman said.
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No longer able to insure their customers, the major tour companies immediately pulled the plug on their Tunisian operations.
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"In other words, I have to insure [the bitcoin] because it is, as you know, very volatile," O'Leary says.
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By this means, the government could insure that prevailing U.S. wages are maintained and unemployment among migrants is minimal.
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Rentals to one guest for an extended period of time will require a landlord policy to insure the dwelling.
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More than ever, a college degree is a significant financial investment — and one that some might choose to insure.
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Higher interest rates make gold less attractive since it does not pay interest and costs to store and insure.
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Banks are already moving staff out of Britain, and companies like Airbus are increasing inventory to insure against shortages.
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LIAM WEE TAY, 58, chairman of the online sale site WatchBox, in Hong Kong You should insure your collection.
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Whether it's from Volvo or another automaker, Uber will likely have to buy, maintain and insure its own cars.
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"How do we insure, in short, that the police do not become the agents of neighborhood bigotry?" they wrote.
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In one stroke, this would insure millions of Americans who were shut out when their state rejected Medicaid expansion.
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It was set up basically to insure that there would be two separate systems for ex-slaves and whites.
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His suggestion: Take 15 or 20 minutes to look into what it would cost you to insure your business.
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They looked again at what they had, and what they had, they saw, wasn't enough to insure a victory.
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Higher rates make gold less attractive since it does not pay interest but costs money to store and insure.
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In the early 22007s, he formed a commercial insurance brokerage firm, helping insure people for projects such as construction.
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And to insure you get it, I promise to appoint you to an indisputably high position in our government.
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Wealth Matters The offer pertains to captive insurance, a way to insure against risks not covered by traditional means.
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Studios have distribution deals that insure that their big releases can play on at least three thousand movie screens.
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It's a modest cost to insure against lower probability but high-impact events such as power shortages and blackouts.
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Higher U.S. interest rates typically pressure gold, since it costs to store and insure, but does not pay interest.
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It also said it would not insure any new coal mines or oil sands projects, including associated pipeline businesses.
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When confronted with risks that could be financially devastating, consumers are driven to mitigate and insure against such perils.
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Short of turning back, which would only insure that our torment had been pointless, there was nothing to do.
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To insure peace, the questions of pollution and income inequality must be addressed or we'll see more youth revolts.
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Higher interest rates raise the cost of holding gold, which earns nothing and needs money to store and insure.
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Insurers often charge less to insure an item, she said, if it is kept in a safe deposit box.
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Here are some questions and answers about pet health insurance: Do some animals cost more to insure than others?
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One of his campaign promises was to crack down on migration to insure that it is controlled and checked.
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There is an argument that regulators should accordingly insure that consumers are better informed and let them choose for themselves.
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Gold is also seen as a risk-free asset, but it earns nothing and costs money to store and insure.
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At the outset of the town hall, Ryan didn't say that the government has an obligation to insure every American.
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The most ambitious craft policies that insure against new threats, match modern lifestyles or do more than just make payouts.
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Higher interest rates raise the opportunity costs of holding gold, which earns nothing and costs money to store and insure.
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Instead, Price would require carriers to insure Americans with pre-existing conditions as long as they have maintained continuous coverage.
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This year, the government is ending school terms early in potential flood areas and advising farmers to insure their crops.
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But some of the largest producers use self bonds, which are not backed by concrete collateral, to insure such costs.
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On Monday, a local union said the industry lacked enough inspectors to insure product safety, and blamed government budget cuts.
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Prices to insure satellites against damage have fallen by 50% in the past two to three years, one insurer said.
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It's likely the AHCA will insure fewer people and be more expensive for the poor and the sick, Kliff reports.
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To insure school administrators know how crucial protections are for transgender youth, it's important for adult advocates to speak up.
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But Allianz said it would continue to insure companies generating power through multiple sources, including coal and other fossil fuels.
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The Jeep Patriot Sport 000WD, a compact, trail-rated crossover, costs drivers an average of $210,180 a year to insure.
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One of its top priorities is assisting travelers with disabilities or medical conditions to insure they easily get through security.
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She demanded a serious plan to insure that she would not encounter Pinto again during her time at the museum.
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But Ms. Arbus's interpretation and Ms. Lacey's performance help insure that the argument here is by no means one-sided.
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"Safe time," time away from work to insure the safety of victims of domestic violence, is included in some states.
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Later that year, President Obama issued an executive order to insure better federal coordination in response to other potential incidents.
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A team of auditors speaks confidentially with at least 50 percent of workers to insure their rights are being respected.
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But we managed to insure every child under 260 in Vermont minus 270 percent, and we didn't have a mandate.
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My friend's sister's house is a beautiful home, and they paid it off, but it was too expensive to insure.
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There is no way to insure that another country will interpret actions the U.S. takes on its network as defensive.
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In St. Mary's, Sheriff Mark Hebert made rounds to insure residents were safe, whether they were fleeing or staying put.
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Federal law, in effect, prohibits states and localities from dictating how private employers that self-insure should structure their plans.
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For one, ESI imposes disproportionately large administrative burdens on small businesses, which, unlike large corporations, cannot afford to self-insure.
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"But it will be harder and harder to insure that South Korea and the U.S. stay closely aligned," he said.
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"Markets insure themselves against this risk by demanding various basis points of higher interest rates" on Italian debt, he said.
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The cookie-cutter model was conceived to lower building costs and insure a kind of architectural equivalence across diverse neighborhoods.
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These limit levels act as a ceiling for buying until regular trading begins and are meant to insure orderly trading.
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Private policies to insure a home and its contents can run thousands of dollars a year more, with high deductibles.
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"We want to insure we are part of the conversation when a developer is developing a building," said Ms. Garcia.
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It's getting more expensive to insure your car, but there are some steps you can take to keep premiums affordable.
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Under the current system, pupils apply to up to five universities, to insure against better- or worse-than-expected results.
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"With the help of the Almighty Allah, the armed forces will do everything we can to insure stability," Zia vowed.
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"Attorney General William Barr has moved both publicly, and vigorously, to insure he is aligned with President Trump," Adler said.
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It would also cut back new funding, established under the Affordable Care Act, to help states insure more poor adults.
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"I made sure that I had another party with me, to insure the accusations wouldn't be made," Matthew said later.
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The proposal would overhaul the nation's health care system by creating a government-run plan that would insure all Americans.
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Together, it costs companies and their workers close to $20,20193 to insure a family, up 55% in the past decade.
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Under the current system pupils apply to up to five universities, to insure against better- or worse-than-expected results.
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Assured Guaranty Ltd and BAM together insure at least $414 million of the city's more than $530 million of debt.
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Minimum wage laws, for example, insure that there is greater parity between men and women who work low-wage jobs.
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Later, Yuja told me that she had put adhesive on the pages to insure that they would stay in place.
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Scant volatility is also prompting bond and equity managers to cut back on hedging, typically used to insure against losses.
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And will the subsidies make the insurance worthwhile for people who are hard to insure but not yet truly ill?
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Though gold is such an asset, it does not offer a yield to investors and costs money to store and insure.
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For example, I was quickly quoted $5 per month to insure my new iPhone against damage but not loss or theft.
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When you insure your house, you are insuring the replacement cost, or the cost it would take to replace your house.
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CASSIDY wants to see a CBO score that shows any replace plan doesn't insure fewer people than Obamacare as Trump promised.
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"We believe it is incredibly important, in the business we're in, that we insure all Americans," Chief Executive Mark Bertolini said.
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That would result in all three of the monolines having to make payments on the bonds they insure through early 2017.
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"Motor vehicle insurance always seems to be above the normal cost of inflation," said Penny Gusner, a consumer analyst at Insure.
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States will be forced to insure fewer people, or find a way to maintain coverage rates with significantly less federal help.
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To insure an item, users simply load the details into the app, select it and swipe right to turn on protection.
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There are also government programs, most importantly Medicaid and Medicare, that combine to insure close to another 38 percent of Americans.
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In the future, there also will be new risks to insure, such as sensor damage, satellite failure and other new technology.
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There are also government programs, most importantly, Medicaid and Medicare, that combine to insure close to another 38 percent of Americans.
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It does not ban insurance companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions or those who cost more to insure.
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Millennials are finally moving towards home and car ownership, and they need to insure those milestone purchases with a slick app.
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New York City had argued that the law would help insure that consumers bought pets that were healthy and raised humanely.
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While the compact SUV has dropped a few spots in the rankings since then, it's still a relative bargain to insure.
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The car costs drivers an average of $1,174 a year in premiums, making it the third-least expensive model to insure.
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Honda's CR-V LX, a compact SUV with two-wheel drive that starts just under $24,000, claimed No. 2 in Insure.
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Large groups are more likely to self-insure and use captive or alternative risk programs, reducing demand for primary MPLI coverage.
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While that is not an inevitable outcome, a few things are required of progressive Democrats to insure that it doesn't happen.
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Nazara said under the new strategy, starting next year, the government would begin to insure state assets against a major disaster.
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Cost of living is out of control in San Francisco and its surrounding suburbs compared to rest of the US.Using Insure.
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To see how residents in other parts of the country would fare if they moved to San Francisco, we consulted Insure.
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To insure that the President's policy is carried out, the number of appointees could be in the dozens or the hundreds.
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The second scenario where you might consider skipping life insurance is if you have enough savings and investments to self-insure.
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So experts like Colleen McDaniels of Cruise Critic say it's best to insure this type of vacation with a comprehensive plan.
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The memorial garden and tidal pool, at the same time, insure that it's recognized as hallowed ground, a place for contemplation.
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So even if people lose coverage, Mulvaney's argument goes, those who do choose to insure themselves will have affordable, quality care.
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Only then, can we insure that the Amazonia forests, the living heart of Brazil — and of the world — will remain intact.
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A stronger support system, such as tax credits that insure against increasing rents, could offer protection without distorting the housing market.
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Before the law, he said, he paid $910 per month to insure him and his wife, with a $750 annual deductible.
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Under standard yield insurance policies, producers insure a portion of their production based on price expectations at the time of planting.
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Higher U.S. rates raise the opportunity cost of holding gold, which yields no interest and costs money to store and insure.
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Before Obamacare became law, insurers were allowed to charge people with pre-existing conditions more or not insure them at all.
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Caribbean countries can buy policies from the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility to insure against cyclones, earthquakes and very heavy rains.
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I want to insure that, given that he's just turning 50, this is a monumental moment for Billy and his career.
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By placing it in an organism's DNA, scientists can insure that the new gene will copy itself in every successive generation.
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Insurance companies change the way they assess your riskInsurance companies go through a process called underwriting for every person they insure.
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Not enough young healthy people have enrolled to offset the cost of older, sicker patients who are more costly to insure.
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Higher U.S. interest rates raise the opportunity cost of holding gold, which earns nothing and costs money to store and insure.
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Some families discovered that they had been paying bribes to insure decent treatment for relatives who had been killed long before.
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As such, the federal government has the affirmative duty to insure that all aspects of voting in federal elections are uniform.
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And this became colloquially known as redlining, the federal government's refusal to insure loans in cities where black people were concentrating.
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During the contested Presidential election of 2000, Bolton flew to Florida to help insure that George W. Bush secured the office .
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Still, the massive premium demanded to insure Freeport debt implies a better-than-85 percent chance of default within five years.
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She said these synthetic diamonds had value, and she encouraged buyers to insure them just as they would a natural diamond.
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Secretary Ban urged the Security Council to take immediate steps to insure the protection of civilians, hospitals medical professionals, and humanitarians.
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My question is, what specific tax provisions will you change to insure the wealthiest Americans pay their fair share intachs oo.
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That is, you can purchase a policy without an insurance company nosing through your health history and deciding whether to insure you.
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Unless, of course, you plan to arrange for compensation if the package is damaged or lost--then feel free to insure away.
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These policies include "Carry Guard," intended to insure against unlawful liability for expenses such as criminal defense costs — and carrying NRA branding.
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These are insurers who have experience helping states insure low-income Medicaid patients — not those who have sold contracts to large companies.
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The Mobileye acquisition appears to be a bid to insure that the company isn't beat again in the next major chipset shift.
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The idea of paying an extra sum to insure my life is not exactly at the top of my to-do list.
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On the contrary, Mr Dercon observes, "paying for insurance forces you to think what to insure" and how to protect those assets.
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Clearnet to see if they might raise the margin on Italian government bonds that traders must post to insure trades against losses.
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Were we to repeal this tax break, alone, America could more than pay to insure all uninsured Americans with the resulting revenues.
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Kilimo Salama has made insurance accessible to small scale farmers with mobile phones, letting them insure their crop production against weather risks.
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Ramirez said courts should force companies bringing patent suits to provide more detailed complaints to insure that frivolous claims weren't going forward.
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It just so happens that employed people are younger, healthier and less expensive to insure than the sicker people who cannot work.
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That is, you can get a policy without the insurance company nosing through your health history and deciding whether to insure you.
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You show both sides, but how did you insure that you weren't just a kind of PR or propaganda for the police?
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Upon the discovery of the deputy's actions, the Sheriff has taken corrective action to insure that this behavior will not occur again.
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By taking a little less than he's ostensibly worth, Embiid can insure his fragile body with a nine-figure, life-altering deal.
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It would help insure that a full portfolio of sustainable and renewable energy sources and healthy, absorptive forests becomes our national patrimony.
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You can now insure your cell phone for £1 per week/£42 per year, which represents $1.35 per week/$56.50 per year.
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The premium they must pay to insure against lurches by the pound (known in the jargon as implied volatility) has risen sharply.
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Customers take a picture of the item they want to insure and Cover offers a policy, underwritten by a partner insurance firm.
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The big picture: The health care plan would insure more people than any other government-funded health care program in the world.
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GameHedge partners with a sports insurance company to "insure" themselves against the possibility that tickets they sold will need to be refunded.
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The hard decisions are trying to decide if you should insure things that fall in the middle, which requires more careful analysis.
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Higher interest rates raise the opportunity costs of holding gold, which does not pay interest and incurs costs to store and insure.
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For instance, you can insure your mobile phone, save money using vaults, buy cryptocurrencies, subscribe to a travel insurance package and more.
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The program was created in 1968, when it was difficult for private companies to insure flood risk at rates homeowners could afford.
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In another scenario, offering young adults an additional $50 per month in tax credits could insure just under a million additional enrollees.
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You'll also have to insure the car in the giftee's name and find out if you're required to pay a gift tax.
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Don't forget the financial side of boat care: Even if you only sail on the weekends, you need to insure your vessel.
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Of course you can insure against such supply failure, but insurance companies are more aware of climate change than many other companies.
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Maybe a government can insure higher pay for its workers by treating them as if they were, in and of themselves, valuable.
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The goal is to insure that the product performs the same before and after, and that the product remains intact and safe.
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"In many cases, consumers can find a cheaper plan," said Sarah Sessoms of Insure Georgia, a nonprofit group that helps people enroll.
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"The insurance companies need to figure out how they will insure this," said Stephen Briggs, a spokesman for Arizona's Department of Insurance.
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If the nation cut the cost of health care administration in half, he said, the savings would be enough to insure everyone.
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Their concerns include insurance costs for poorer, older Americans and funding issues in states with high populations of hard-to-insure people.
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Now is the time for consumers to demand that their lawmakers act to insure a more open, transparent, accessible and efficient government.
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To insure that that takes place, Democrats have got to get back to the core message that Sanders blasted in the primaries.
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When you deliberately limit the number of homes you can insure solely for ideological and policy reasons, you're limiting your potential growth.
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For less than it costs me to insure my car, my family is now taken care of in case I die unexpectedly.
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You have more money than FDIC or NCUA limits protectThe FDIC and NCUA insure your deposits at US banks and credit unions.
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You can insure your phone, get a travel medical insurance package, buy cryptocurrencies, buy shares, donate to charities, save money and more.
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Gold, a hedge during times of financial or political uncertainty, pays no interest or dividends and costs money to store and insure.
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Holders of Credit Default Swaps (CDS), instruments used to insure exposure to credit, may get paid for their bets against the company.
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MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS HOST GSMA SAYS OF CANCELLATION "THERE IS NO WAY YOU CAN INSURE YOURSELF OUT OF A FORCE MAJEURE SITUATION"
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Senator Bill Cassidy, Republican of Louisiana, frequently points to a constituent who already pays over $40,000 to insure his family every year.
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"Clearly the trade defense instruments that have been developed in the U.S. are better,'' he said, "They insure a fairer, level playing field.
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But no workable plan has emerged that could pass Congress and insure millions of people who will lose coverage if Obamacare is dismantled.
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The judge will have to allow the defendant more leeway than a lawyer would get just to try to insure a fair trial.
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What advantage could he possibly gain by holding onto a stake in the business, except perhaps to insure that his children were employed?
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The plans that have generally been successful on the Obamacare marketplaces are those that have experience helping states insure low-income Medicaid patients.
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The events at Christchurch have motivated him to redouble his efforts to insure the safety of his community, and to arm more Muslims.
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But industry sources expect new entrants in 2018, including one firm backed by venture capital which has plans to insure smaller company schemes.
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Its designs are cheap, and Rosatom enjoys the backing of the state, which helps it absorb hard-to-insure risks like nuclear meltdowns.
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It is impossible to insure against the cost because of self-selection bias; the sickest people are the most likely to buy policies.
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"Regardless of the costs to insure your teen driver, safety is the No. 1 priority," said Laura Adams, senior insurance analyst for InsuranceQuotes.com.
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The vetting is to insure the students have no links to terrorist or insurgent groups and have not committed any human rights violations.
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If spending is pooled, it can insure more people against the risk of ill health and put pressure on providers to cut prices.
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Both fund themselves through levies on the corporate-sector plans they insure; both cap the amount of pension protection that individual workers receive.
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Derivatives allowing investors to insure themselves against sharp moves in sterling exchange rates ahead of that vote reached their highest since 2010 elections.
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How will people insure themselves against risks of injury and sickness without employer-provided health insurance, paid sick leave or workers' compensation insurance?
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The guaranty is no solution There is an organization, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC), which is meant to insure pensions against failure.
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And there's also an issue of insurance; who's going to insure all of these tankers going out to the rest of the world?
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The culture must also change within government to insure employees that serve the public make themselves apparent, reachable and accountable to the citizenry.
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Investors are trying to gauge whether policymakers are seriously worried about a sharp economic downturn or simply want to insure against that possibility.
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A day after the announcement, the chief executive of SIPC told reporters he did not believe the fund would actually insure Robinhood's accounts.
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Three Republicans in particular are concerned the bill could erase elements of the Medicaid expansion that helped Obamacare insure so many new Americans.
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BancoPosta does not subscribe to Italy's voluntary fund to insure deposits, which guarantees savers for up to 100,000 euros deposited into bank accounts.
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But right now, Cruz needs to insure himself against something more serious: GOP leaders are threatening to revolt if he becomes their nominee.
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L) has closed a deal to insure 4.4 billion pounds ($5.73 billion) of British Airways' historic pensions liabilities, the insurer said on Thursday.
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Travelers who aren't looking for travel medical insurance, for example, and want only to insure travel costs, need a trip-cancellation-only policy.
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Problems with their construction meant that they consumed too much fuel and were too expensive to insure to continue to be used profitably.
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On February 20, 1996, Matsch had ruled that McVeigh's trial would be moved from Oklahoma City to Denver, to insure an impartial jury.
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Business Insider's Tanza Loudenback says she pays less than $12 per month to insure her Los Angeles apartment and the belongings in it.
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Cohen briefed Flynn on the Iranian threat, in an attempt to insure that the two governments would be closely aligned in their approach.
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The bank said it would take any necessary action, including holding rates or hiking again, to insure inflation falls back toward its goal.
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Envoys deal through officials at State and the national security staff in the White House to insure coordination and consistency with U.S. policy.
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That is because he has spent around $0003 to insure one of his cattle and 2000 goats through a new livestock insurance product.
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The researchers had taken every precaution to insure that they were delivered to the right location on the wrinkled landscape of her brain.
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In other words, FEMA is left to serve as the backstop for self-insured communities (cities that do not insure their public buildings).
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That quote, below late December highs, suggests it would cost $315,000-$355,000 per year for five years to insure $10 million in bonds.
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Senator Birch Bayh, of Indiana, and others who drafted the clause wanted to insure that the final decision was not left to doctors.
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The ACA had become, in practice, a way to insure lower-income Americans and to protect people against discrimination for their medical history.
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"We have an inspector general with a staff of forty auditors and investigators who will insure the policy is complied with," he says.
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But the basic policies are usually not worth your money to insure just your flight if you know your rights as a passenger.
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Now, Munich Re and several other large reinsurers — companies that effectively insure other insurers — have reported big losses resulting from the natural disasters.
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As as woman of more than 70 years I had to insure myself against pregnancy, among other things, in order to be approved.
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"During this period there will be an evaluation of the experience and then expansion to insure the convenience of all citizens," he said.
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For less than what it costs me to insure my car, my family is now taken care of in case the inevitable happens.
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"The best he could do was to take custody of the activists, to insure that they would be physically safe," Ilagan told me.
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In another, a Phoenix jeweler used a captive to insure against damage caused by the radioactivity of a dirty bomb or nuclear waste.
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IHS Markit said the CDS, used to insure exposure to a credit, were at 22 basis points, down 2 bps from Tuesday's close.
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The central government would insure state assets against disaster and then create a disaster risk financing instrument for affected regions to draw upon.
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A Wubby is there, in part, to insure that scripts are written on time and that scenes won't be too costly to shoot.
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The measure would also allow companies to take into account people's health status in determining whether to insure them and at what price.
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Previously, the federal government operated a program where private banks received subsidies to give out loans, which the federal government would then insure.
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Instead of a letter telling you to insure your car with Geico , Space X features high-production-value live streams of its launches.
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Life insurers often insure themselves against so-called longevity risk — the risk of increasing life expectancy resulting in higher than expected pension pay outs.
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Insurers have long struggled with this problem: those they insure are likely to take more risks because they do not bear the losses caused.
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"The insurance companies are saying, 'Hey, we're not going to insure this unless you take into account some of those climate challenges,'" said Blackmon.
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This is a good way to insure you are registered to vote already when the time comes for you to cast your first ballot.
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John McCain (R-AZ) in an interview, citing his concern with cuts to Medicaid that insure hundreds of thousands of people in his state.
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It has also pledged to maintain not only its big reservoirs, but hundreds of smaller bodies of water that could help insure against drought.
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In August it cost $3.76 per share to insure against any loss in the S&P 500 over the next 1003 days, Gentile said.
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"With Brolly Contents, you can choose how much you want to insure and it doesn't need to be everything in your home," says Hugh.
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" Hammer added that Jackson Jr. "intends to move swiftly and strongly in every way possible to insure that Ms. Hall's good name remains unsullied.
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The relevant question is: How much would it have cost to insure the value of the Mexican peso as compared to the U.S. dollar?
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Another soccer star to insure his pins was Portuguese player Cristiano Ronaldo, whose legs were insured for around $144 million according to Time Magazine.
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Price's plan essentially benefits the young and healthy while disadvantaging the sick, old, and poor, or anyone else who is more expensive to insure.
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"Managing urban growth to insure that it is sustainable has become one of the most important development challenges of the current century," he said.
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Five-year Saudi credit default swaps, used to insure against the risk of a sovereign debt default, rose slightly to 157 points from 152.
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They have merely been overtaken by a broad popular consensus that the federal government should insure retirees against bankrupting medical costs and premature death.
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But officials at the hearing assured lawmakers their regulations will insure "a wide array of cleaner, more fuel-efficient vehicles" while acknowledging their concerns.
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The way to accomplish this is by taking ISDS out of future trade agreements and insisting that investors privately insure themselves against investment losses.
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The real purpose of the Second Amendment was to insure that state armies-the militia- would be maintained for the defense of the state.
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The House Democrats have moved quickly to draft legislation to make health care more affordable and to insure protection for those with preexisting conditions.
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"If you send $4 million by 11 o'clock in the morning, I'll insure it," Buffett reportedly told Rangers owner Tom Hicks at the time.
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One would be to insure a phone's identifiers are inaccessible to software — something not possible for older phones not specifically designed to do so.
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For example, the Federal Housing Administration requires that no less than 22019 percent of condo units are "owner occupied" before they'll insure a building.
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That workers in the gig economy must accept less to insure employment is a sign of a sick economy, not a shiny new one.
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" She added: "This film lays the groundwork for the theme-park rides, sequels and souvenirs that insure the 'Jurassic Park' experience will live on.
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The freezing temperatures thought best to insure quality, between -40 degrees and -75 degrees Fahrenheit, caused a substantial loss in color, the researchers found.
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Governor Stephen Poloz told reporters in October the bank had discussed whether a rate cut was needed to insure against risks to the economy.
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That means the upfront fee a buyer of default protection would have paid to insure €1m of Rallye debt rose from €20183,000 to €730,000.
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Further, you may be harder to insure now compared to when you first bought your policy, so you'll have a harder time replacing it.
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The department approves new drugs, regulates the food supply, operates biomedical research and runs Medicare and Medicaid, which insure more than 100 million people.
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Mr. Harrington said, like Dr. Mitchell, that he had employees to pay, insure and provide benefits — extras that prosecutors get with their government jobs.
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Prisons are our vulnerable point because they reveal, under pressure, that procedures designed to insure justice have to be constantly reanimated by human will.
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This would prompt many young healthy people to drop those policies, leaving insurance companies with a larger percentage of sicker older people to insure.
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Conservative policy thinkers have for years been designing health policy plans that could protect pre-existing conditions, foster lower costs, and insure more people.
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Under a process known as "redlining," the federal agency marked off areas where black people lived, then refused to insure mortgages in those areas.
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CREDIT BETS: Holders of Credit Default Swaps (CDS), instruments used to insure exposure to credit, may get paid for their bets against the company.
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Low U.S. Treasury bond yields mean there is little opportunity cost in holding gold, which earns nothing and costs money to insure and store.
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Reinsurance firms (which insure the insurers) and Asian insurance champions are almost the only innovators in an industry that is moving at a glacial pace.
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That forecast for sea level rise would have made it almost impossible to insure existing properties and build new ones, so developers lobbied against it.
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States don't have to build systems that insure more people or as many people; they don't have to show better results or higher-quality care.
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But without scientific progress no amount of achievement in other directions can insure our health, prosperity, and security as a nation in the modern world.
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A monumental shift in priorities will be required on all continents to insure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all by 2030.
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Senior executives from Deutsche Bank and Munich Re and others met in Berlin this month to brainstorm ways to fund and insure new space projects.
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U.S. insurers may either raise consumer premiums, passing on the cost of extreme weather to consumers, or decline to insure people in risk-prone areas.
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But tight controls must insure that freed-up money is in fact funnelled into resilience projects, said Mark Pelling, geography professor at London's King's College.
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Fox went to enormous lengths to insure Nélisse's physical and psychological safety during filming, including an adult body double for any scenes of physical contact.
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And the company's card will also insure your phone once it has information on your carrier and what you're spending money on through that carrier.
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But as those children enjoy the game, the onus on parents and coaches to insure their present and future health will be of particular urgency.
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Some policymakers have criticized global banking rules that treat banks' sovereign debt holdings as "risk free", meaning no capital is needed to insure against default.
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African lenders, including Morocco's Attijariwafa, are also turning to ATI to insure their cross-border lending as they look to expand across Africa, Otieno said.
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Unlike normal Medicare, which ensures expensive older people, Medicare for kids would insure youngsters, who are usually quite inexpensive to cover in the short run.
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The covert action plan is designed to protect the U.S. election system and insure that Russian hackers can't interfere with the November vote, officials say.
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Flock's chief executive, Ed Klinger, says that he eventually wants to insure all kinds of future autonomous activities, from taxi rides to rolling delivery pods.
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But whereas Americans can insure themselves against other catastrophes, like a fire or a burglary, they cannot do so against a robot taking their job.
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Alarmed at the prospect of Donald Trump sweeping to victory, what better way to insure against the blow by betting that the worst will happen?
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Under the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) optional Medicaid expansion, the federal government will pay all the costs to insure the newly eligible beneficiaries through 2016.
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Per the Congressional Budget Office, the legislation will insure 14 million fewer Americans by next year — and 24 million fewer over the next 10 years.
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Derivatives allowing investors to insure themselves against sharp moves in sterling exchange rates ahead of that vote reached their highest level since the 2010 elections.
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Media and police listed Schuler as a man until local LGBTQ activists intervened to insure she was listed as a transgender woman, the NCAVP said.
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Republicans were proposing revisions to programs that directly insure millions of people and that indirectly regulate the health insurance used by tens of millions more.
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Either way, it's not some sneaky system to insure you, Beckley says, but rather to make sure that you have a health plan in place.
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The Electronic Times newspaper said Google wants to boost LG's output to insure a stable supply of screens for its next generation of Pixel phones.
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"There are not many journalists paying any attention to the insurance industry," Ross Hammond, who works on the activist campaign Insure Our Future, told VICE.
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This means it costs roughly 25,22 euros a year to insure exposure to 2146 million euros worth of Spanish debt for a five-year period.
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The only way to insure against running out of money for private-pay nursing homes or home care is to get long-term care insurance.
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These companies manage prescription-drug programs for large commercial health plans, companies that insure their workers and governments at the local, state and federal level.
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Many military facilities, college campuses, hospital complexes, industrial parks and other large institutions already have some sort of microgrid in place to insure uninterrupted power.
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These help farmers insure against bad crops, protect creditors from bad loans, insulate companies from currency fluctuations — and allow traders to place wagers on volatility.
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The final agreement may include terms that seek to insure some competitive neutrality while keeping the door open to China's future acceptance of the pact.
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One reason foreign workers are cheaper is that, on average, they are younger than the graying U.S. tech workforce, and much less costly to insure.
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Since 1971, scientists at the lab have been testing new vehicles to insure that updated emissions standards are achievable, and that manufacturers are meeting them.
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He manipulated events—through payoffs, propaganda, and sometimes more nefarious means—to insure that indigenous politicians friendly to the United States would be "freely" elected.
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Work crews erected a fence around the most vulnerable area, to insure that no one was impaled by shards of marble tumbling from the walls.
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As for my beloved scones, the secret is butter, more butter, and an oven temperature high enough to insure a crunchy exterior and flaky inside.
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A single-payer system would mean the government pays for citizens' coverage, which would insure people no matter their age, pre-existing conditions or income.
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"We might not employ or insure someone because they risk depression, or a country might use predictions about your sexual orientation against you," Verdier said.
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It buys up, signs and keeps original paper tickets there, which it also pays to insure, in case anything goes wrong at its holding facility.
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The organization initially embraced those principles in a detailed policy paper in which it agreed to set prices to insure "equitable access" during a pandemic.
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Lifetime limits: The Republican plan also keeps in place the ban on insurance companies' setting a cap on how long they have to insure someone.
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Brown, an economist who studied financial risk-management and insurance, started looking into how to insure against a sudden drop in Chinese students and funding.
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Futures have real-world value, allowing producers or consumers of a commodity to insure themselves against price movements, or helping investors to hedge their positions.
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No. They may want to be able to keep these companies alive, but I don't think that means they want to insure the common stocks.
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We continue to believe deeply in cross-play and progression of games with the right flexibility for developers to insure a fair and fun experience.
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Citizens now screens prospective customers to make sure it takes only those deemed too risky for the companies to insure, like homeowners near the coasts.
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We are confident that the Madison community will work with us to insure that we work towards racial equality and hold tight to our values.
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It is not easy or popular to reform the entitlement programs, but reform is necessary to insure their benefits will be available to future generations.
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The point of being scrupulous about your means is to help insure accurate ends, whether you are trying to convict a man or exonerate him.
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A million dollars of life insurance coverage can typically be had for about $20173,000 a year, with another $5,000 to insure against disability, Tauber said.
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I asked multiple TikTok employees whether the company did anything to insure that this mood prevailed in the videos that the app served its users.
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He had tried to buy flood insurance, but the house was in such bad shape when he purchased it that no one would insure him.
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Mnuchin and others say they will have a mechanism to insure that pass-through income isn't abused by doctors and lawyers and other wealthy people.
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Higher U.S. interest rates and Treasury bond yields raise the opportunity cost of holding gold, which yields nothing and costs money to store and insure.
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Higher interest rates make gold more expensive to own since bullion does not earn any interest or dividends, and costs money to store and insure.
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"They band together, and the ones that get pregnant quickly overpay significantly to insure the ones who don't," the people who wind up getting refunds.
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He also avoided being pinned down on the future of the Affordable Care Act, Medicare and Medicaid, programs that insure more than 100 million people.
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Google also took steps to insure that it would better police content on its platforms by taking down any videos it worried could be problematic.
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And what plan does the Trump administration have ready to replace the ACA -- and insure millions -- the day after they lose their health care coverage?
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But without such conscience accommodations to insure true toleration and inclusivity, the resulting loss of patient access to healthcare may prove an uncompromising administration's undoing.
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Instead, they have created a policy where they spend more money to insure fewer people — something you probably won't see on the president's Twitter feed.
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To insure the communication is clear Srouji, has a small technology team that works directly with the foundry on things like schedules and choice of transistors.
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In their conclusion, the researchers called for more "careful and considerate design" of facial recognition applications to insure they are accessible for people with vision disabilities.
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FreeSync, like Nvidia's rival GSync technology, creates a conversation between the GPU and the monitor to insure the smoothest delivery of frames possible on the monitor.
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However, you only get six months to purchase a Medigap policy without an insurance company nosing through your health history and deciding whether to insure you.
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Regulators fear that if no common ground emerges, countries could take different approaches and fragment a global market used by companies to insure themselves against risks.
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For example, small employers offering health insurance are often exempt, as are large corporations — such as the one Alex works for — that self-insure their plans.
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Once UFC agreed to insure each fighter for $1m in case of a traumatic brain injury, Andrew Cuomo, the governor, signed a bill reversing the ban.
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On the practical side, this collection probably equates to three rooms full of things I'll no longer have to care for, document, clean, tune, and insure.
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Most of the hundreds of quakes that now strike the state each year have caused relatively little damage but homeowners have been rushing to insure property.
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"Congress must insure that a catastrophe of nature will not be a catastrophe of debt for our children and grandchildren," he said on the House floor.
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Newer lines Discovery Insure and Vitality Group, which expands the model in new markets via partnerships, grew operating profits by 114 percent and 179 percent respectively.
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In this scenario, companies with underfunded pensions may consider issuing bonds to raise cash rather than paying rising premiums to insure their retirement plans, he said.
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If the markets have been very quiet, then investors will not be willing to pay to insure against market movements, and implied volatility will be low.
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Slice, a San Francisco startup, lets its customers insure their houses and cars for the time they are used on services such as Uber and Airbnb.
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The SUV costs drivers an average of $1,170 a year in premiums, meaning the car is the second-least expensive car in the country to insure.
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Something similar is already happening, on a small scale, without dire consequences: Employers who self-insure do not have to follow all of the ACA's regulations.
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Insurance companies' outsize contributions to Florida Republicans Nearly all states pay insurance companies to insure some of their Medicaid patients; this is not unique to Florida.
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Mark Galante, chief marketing officer of Pure Insurance, said most people would be well served to insure any risk associated with water, from floods to mold.
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Often purchased as a hedge against geopolitical risk, gold is highly sensitive to rising yields, because it pays no yield, yet costs to insure and store.
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The office's assessment of the Senate's original healthcare bill estimated that the plan would insure 22 million fewer people over the next decade than under ObamaCare.
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But these advancements play both ways: if a private company can determine which properties are riskiest to insure, why would they offer coverage on those homes?
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Also, matching a personal wealth contribution beyond a threshold by the U.S. government will insure that no citizen will have the chance to "buy" an election.
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The Sanders Medicare for All plan would insure every American with comprehensive health insurance paid for by the government and essentially get rid of private coverage.
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Instead, Rally works with companies that are footing the bill for your health insurance, in hopes that you'll become healthier — and cheaper for them to insure.
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To insure against future attacks, however, big agriculture shipped in workers from the Philippines, a U.S. territory at the time and therefore outside the quota acts.
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" For instance, the Fourteenth Amendment, passed during Reconstruction to insure the citizenship of former slaves, prohibits states from denying any person "equal protection of the laws.
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The reason for Sanders staying until the very last vote is so he can insure that the presumptive candidate "pays" for his support and his endorsement.
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After rising last week to a more than one-year high on trade war fears, the cost to insure exposure to Chinese debt fell on Monday.
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Premiums will also go down for some younger customers, partly because older (and more expensive to insure) customers will no longer be able to afford insurance.
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It's hard for a dynasty to continue without heirs, and many of today's real estate families are working hard to insure they avoid the Wendels' fate.
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Quotas would insure that delegations to the National Convention contained women, African-Americans, and young people "in reasonable relation to their presence" in a state's population.
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But this well-planned life, built on trust among townspeople and legal trusts to insure financial wishes were carried out, began to come undone in 230.
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They die from the flu when there is a terrific level of medical neglect and insufficient care taken to insure that people aren't suffering from malnutrition.
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To insure he'd finish his big, joyful and neon-lit first novel, "The Bonfire of the Vanities" (1987), he arranged for Rolling Stone to serialize it.
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Mr. Tsang spoke to several protesters at a podium and said he was willing to accompany their departure from the university to help insure their safety.
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Young adults should insure themselves to avoid having to pay a huge out-of-pocket expense if an accident were to occur, the BMO report said.
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Experts say that's OK for Tesla — Musk's value runs into the billions of dollars, so he'd be all but impossible to insure for what he's worth.
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Holders of Credit Default Swaps (CDS), instruments used to insure exposure to credit, are digging in for a payout for their bearish bets on the company.
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We will take immediate and all necessary steps to insure the use is discontinued as promptly as possible and will vigorously pursue other remedies as appropriate.
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They are often used by large companies to self-insure or cover risks that would otherwise be too expensive to cover in the regular insurance market.
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But bonds issued by Gulf governments were fairly stable, and credit default swaps - used to insure against the risk of a sovereign debt default - were unchanged.
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He also said shareholders do not clamor for more underwriting of coal power plants, even though the firm declines to insure the industry in some countries.
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Beyond that, he said, it's wise to "self insure," by putting the money you would have spent on the extended warranty into a special savings account.
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You&aposll just need to decide if you want to insure your tickets for $9 a piece, and select how you want to receive the tickets.
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If you wanted to self-insure against a year of not being able to work, you&aposd have to save a year&aposs worth of expenses.
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Using Stable, food buyers ranging from owners of a small smoothie shop to Coca-Cola employees can insure thousands of agricultural commodities, packaging and energy products.
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Fosse is the founder of The Verdon Fosse Legacy, which she launched, in 2013, to insure that her parents' work was properly documented and passed down.
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Regulators are nudging firms to insure their risk, he said, and insurers are starting to offer rates more closely calibrated to risk than in the past.
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We have a great faculty, we have great students, we really just need to stabilize our teaching environment and then insure the future of incoming students.
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Good news for all you clumsy Apple lovers out there: You now have a little bit longer to take the plunge to insure your shiny new iPhone.
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But with each state that chooses to expand Medicaid — taking federal subsidies to insure people living in poverty — it becomes more politically difficult to eventually take away.
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But the risks they insure under other policies are also affected by cyber-risks—and they are still struggling to understand this so-called "silent" cyber-exposure.
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Women of child-rearing age tend to be more expensive to insure due to pregnancy, and older people tend to require more expensive care than younger people.
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As it stands, after major natural disasters, mortgage servicers follow guidelines from Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the FHA, which own or insure most home loans today.
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It's also something that could be useful for companies that insure spacecraft, as the SSR could be a good guide for evaluating the liability of a satellite.
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It's important to allow adolescents to develop their own opinions about subjects, but there are times when parental guidance is necessary to insure proper education on topics.
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Mothers would earn $71,297 a year for the 148 hours a week of work they put into the household, Insure said in its annual Mother's Day Index.
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"And we have to continue to invest in America in order to insure that we can continue to have that kind of reputation on the world stage."
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Remember too, the Fed is highly unlikely to play the role of equity market backstop in order to insure investors against the ill-effects of protectionist policy.
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The Insure Our Future campaign, a consortium of activist groups, has pressured Chubb to pull back from exposure to coal and oil sands companies for nine months.
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In addition to its geographic expansion, the company is expanding the types of items it'll insure, from consumer electronics and photography gear to sports and musical equipment.
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A rise in disposable income will encourage consumers to insure more cars and homes and invest in life and health products, providing a boost to insurance markets.
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Current and former U.S. intelligence and military officials are required to submit writings or speeches to pre-publication reviews to insure they are not disclosing classified information.
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Not surprisingly, many consumers are loath to part with a chunk of their savings to insure against the possibility of outliving their assets at some future date.
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SO THE INDUSTRIAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF THIS COUNTRY AND OVERSEAS JURISDICTIONS THAT WE OPERATE IN VIEW AIG AS A CRITICAL PART OF HOW TO INSURE AGAINST ADVERSE EVENTS.
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The product, +Plus, allows you to insure up to 20 percent of your home's value at the time of purchase to a maximum insured amount of $200,000.
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The latter compiles the Baltic Dry Index, which measures the costs of shipping commodities, and has developed derivatives for shipowners to insure against fluctuations in freight prices.
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The program, which has never been triggered, is used by big businesses, owners of sports stadiums and other groups that insure against attacks that are deemed terrorism.
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The Justice Department is investigating two large insurance mergers - Aetna Inc buying Humana Inc and Anthem Inc buying Cigna Corp - to insure they comply with antitrust law.
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"My conscience tells me it is my duty, not merely to proclaim domestic tranquility but to use every means that I have to insure it," he said.
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And now that Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has raised U.S. interest rates, it is a bit less attractive to pay to store and insure gold holdings.
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To obtain a letter of credit, companies must prove they "have adopted measures to insure they can meet their obligations at the time of payment," it said.
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It was furthered by Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal which established an elaborate system to insure that mortgage funds would be available to fund single family home purchases.
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Examples include the idea that if we insure more Americans, they will get care at a primary care office and not an emergency room, reducing spending overall.
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In the interview, Schuetz pointed to a new financing structure with derivatives — with a three-year maturity - that insure against a drop in the bank's share price.
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The very reason to adopt a price floor is to insure against the — also likely — scenario that carbon prices continue to be volatile and sometimes drop unexpectedly.
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It will ultimately be up to this administration and its successors to insure that its promise to the grizzlies — and it is indeed a promise — is honored.
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Trump flouts truth and liberal values so brazenly that he undermines the country he has been elected to serve and the stability he is pledged to insure.
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"There's a real opportunity for leaders to insure that there are national standards and [to implement] a database about the health of fresh water," Miller told Motherboard.
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Then he left and retreated to the banks of the Seine, where he waited for fifteen minutes, to insure that he hadn't set off a silent alarm.
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To insure that Mullen's name wasn't leaked, Collins discussed the new walk-in only with Lowles, and even in that case described him using a pseudonym, Nigel.
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So long as politicians must secure vast sums to insure their electoral survival, political consultants will play a critical role in raising and spending money in campaigns.
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Initially hesitant to reopen the federal marketplaces, health insurers recently began pushing for a special enrollment period to insure people who suddenly find themselves without a job.
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Democrats denounced his desire to rein in the growth of Medicare and Medicaid by making fundamental changes to the programs, which insure more than 100 million Americans.
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Several told Betterley that they are on the lookout for examples of pay disparities at the companies they insure – a possible motivation for litigation in the future.
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US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the Department of Defense will look at the measures currently in place to insure proper vetting and screening of foreign students.
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Blockchain will reduce the costs and complexity of managing credit default swaps, which are essentially contracts that insure bond-holders against losses if the bond goes bad.
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"This is just a hypothetical, but let's say they say, 'We're no longer going to insure properties in Napa Valley, we're too worried about wildfires,'" Steele said.
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That ruling means that most holders of Credit Default Swaps (CDS), instruments used to insure exposure to credit, will get paid for their bets against the company.
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That means the upfront fee a buyer of default protection would have paid to insure US$1m of Rallye debt rose from US$480,000 to US$730,000.
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The price to insure its bonds against default also sank, registering their largest one-day drop in at least three years, according to data from IHS Markit.
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We urge the public to be conscientious during their visits to art and historical institutions, to preserve the collections on view and insure the safety of all.
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Constantin Brancusi's "Wisdom of the Earth" was withdrawn from public view at the National Art Museum in Bucharest as the institution is unable to insure the sculpture.
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Protect Your Valuables In the rush of packing, many people forget that aside from travel insurance, it's a good idea to insure valuable items, such as your electronics.
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To insure £22017m ($22018m) worth, say, a Name needs to commit about 21% in assets as "funds at Lloyd's", but can continue receiving interest or dividends on it.
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Congressional Republicans have shied away from saying how many people their replacement plan will insure, preferring to use the term "universal access" versus the Obamacare's "universal coverage" goal.
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MWINYI BWIKA, HEAD OF USER ACQUISION, WEFARM KENYA: Our first function is to connect all the farmers, and insure that they able to tap into this generational knowledge.
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Would there be an audit to insure that the deal contained none of the hacked content that Wallace had uploaded, none of the pirated music, no child pornography?
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Europe's "banking union", of which the SSM is a central element, remains incomplete, partly because German politicians balk at a plan to insure deposits across the euro zone.
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"Even when policies are labelled 'innovative' it's usually to insure physical assets in the sharing economy rather than intangibles," says Magda Ramada of Willis Towers Watson, another broker.
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In Germany, Turo is teaming with Allianz to insure vehicles on its platform against costs related to accidents and damages, on both the owner and the renter side.
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It sets Brussels on a collision course with governments that want to insure against black-outs by subsidizing conventional power and maintain sovereignty over pricing and grid operation.
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This is what I learned: The ACA had become, in practice, a way to insure lower-income Americans and to protect people against discrimination for their medical history.
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Why it matters: Self-funded employers, or those that directly pay for their workers' medical claims, usually buy "stop-loss" coverage to insure themselves from unpredictably costly diagnoses.
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Publisher Pearson said on Tuesday it had agreed a deal to insure a third of its pension scheme liabilities totalling 1.2 billion pounds with Legal & General and Aviva.
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The service is already available in the U.K. and Australia, where customers have signed up to insure items 1 million times since the company first launched its business.
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Coupled with an upfront cost of 21 percent of insured value, it now costs an investor around $280,000 to insure $1 million of Tesla debt for a year.
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And as of October 31, 2016, it doesn't cost 2 percent a year to insure against a crash; it actually costs less than 1 percent, before transaction costs.
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A bill proposed by Sanders would insure all Americans after a four-year transition period, rather than offer an option to those not covered by employer-sponsored plans.
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While ratings agencies see little chance of either country going bust, it now costs over a third more to insure against a Gallic default than a British one.
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It led to an overhaul of the swaps market used by banks and companies to insure themselves against unexpected moves in interest rates or commodity prices like jetfuel.
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Credit default swaps, used to insure against the risk of a Saudi sovereign debt default and an indicator of geopolitical tensions in the Gulf, barely moved on Thursday.
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The Florida Department of Health declined to say how much it paid the private insurance companies to insure the 13,22017 children when they were switched out of CMS.
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This universal coverage policy would ostensibly be paid for by taxes that would insure all people would be covered, no matter their age, income or pre-existing conditions.
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In written testimony released ahead of his appearance, Muilenburg acknowledges that the jet maker made mistakes and will take steps to insure that such accidents never occur again.
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End uses on display included experience days at music gigs (Sharenjoy) or for hard to insure activities like surfing (Tikkr), which are typically excluded from most traditional policies.
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Climate, which used data on things like rainfall and soil quality to insure several types of crops, was bought by Monsanto for more than $900 million in 2013.
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I couldn't find anything significantly cheaper, I like the company's clear and easy-to-use platform, and I still pay below the California average to insure my car.
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Just as polluting factories were shut down and a barrage of rain-dispelling rockets were launched to insure clear skies during the Games, political irritants were vigorously contained.
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It would also require the Bureau of Prisons to tabulate how many prisoners are granted compassionate release, so lawmakers can insure the agency isn't refusing to apply it.
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The buy-in means that Scottish Widows will insure the pension risk of more than 4,000 of the ICI fund's pensioner members, Scottish Widows said in a statement.
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"She said they reviewed my case because we are such longtime customers, but they are still declining to insure me because I am high risk," Ms. Wergeles said.
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These two reforms will provide terminal patients with immediate access to scores of new drugs with demonstrated efficacy and insure that cures will come faster than currently possible.
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Congress needs to incentivize disaster funding to cities that do their due diligence to insure their public buildings and increase the disaster fund cost for communities that don't.
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Both Trump and his choice to head the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Tom Price, advocate for use of the pools to insure the very sick.
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If broadcast, Blockbuster, and hotel chains aren't there to insure the profitability of a big budget porn project, will a direct appeal to the fans do the trick?
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"We found states with similar [income] demographics and similar health outcomes," Sommers says, but they responded differently to the offer of extra money to help insure their poor.
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Cuvva, a burgeoning startup based in Scotland, is solving a problem that I didn't know existed: the need to insure a car for as little as an hour.
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Then there are those like me, who are in a healthcare limbo: too old to be covered under our parents and still too economically disenfranchised to insure ourselves.
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Including an upfront cost of more than 17%, the cost to insure a Tesla bond against default was roughly 22 cents on the dollar of insured face value.
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The cost to insure Tesla debt against default has been rising, and its five-year credit default swaps TSLA5YUSAX=MP hit a one-month high, according to Markit.
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The group will continue to campaign for fairer districts for the state Legislature, which was not covered in the lawsuit, and to insure a fairly drawn Congressional map.
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Mr. Jost speculated that high-risk pools, which tended be very expensive to insure before the current health care law took effect, may be acceptable to some states.
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The Fed could simply print the money to back that lending, but it avoids taking on credit risk, so it asks for Treasury funding to insure against losses.
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The national Republican leadership tends to reject this idea, but during the campaign DeSantis claimed to support it, in addition to immediate measures to insure the territory's sovereignty.
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As union membership declined, states — in particular California — have been the mechanism to insure benefits including higher minimum wages, access to affordable health care and portable retirement plans.
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Settle: We&aposre spending a lot of time in health tech, wellness, insure tech, and fintech, where we&aposve had success in the past like Venmo and Braintree.
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He plans to keep working, in part because he loves it, though the ability to self-insure with more savings for his own possible future care doesn't hurt.
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It was the voice of the irritable Central European professor whose wife's principal domestic project is to insure that her husband enjoys peace and quiet in his study.
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Thus, it is essential that strict policies be in place to insure that cost overruns do not occur and threaten other projects that are in the funding queue.
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The validity of the clawbacks will help determine the recoveries of bondholders of the affected agencies, and the liability of companies that insure those bonds, like Assured Guaranty.
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Everyone should have the chance to get a fair price in this market, and lawyers are key to helping insure that the market is as transparent as possible.
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Insurers have been asking for such changes; they argue that the pool of people buying Obamacare policies tends to be old and sick, making them expensive to insure.
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But it is highly unlikely that any of their proposals would be found by the Congressional Budget Office to insure as many people as the Affordable Care Act.
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But without a universal standard or legislation, privacy advocates worry there's no way to require browsers to implement privacy measures, and nothing to insure outside companies respect them.
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We need to do everything we can – as Amherst is doing – to insure that smart low-income students have the chance to fight their way out of poverty.
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"A lot of the people signing up currently are expensive to insure, and that's why you're seeing so many companies losing significant amounts of money," Cox told Business Insider.
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The miner's five-year credit default swaps, instruments used by investors to insure exposure to a company or country's debt, were at 182 basis points, according to Markit data.
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Italy's 5-year credit default swaps, instruments used to insure exposure to the credit, slipped to 202 basis points, having opened at 205 bps earlier, according to IHS Markit.
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As drones become more prolific, safety is paramount and operations like Skyward will increasingly become more in demand as operators, and providers of operators, look to insure their operations.
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While the crew used chainsaws and hoes to create a new firebreak, it fell to me to insure that no part of the line got ahead of the rest.
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Features of Brolly Contents include the ability to insure up to £40,000 worth of belongings, suitable for renters or property owners, and no fees for updates to your cover.
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On the satirical "Daily Show", Jon Stewart, the then host, likened the scheme to the insurance fraud in "Goodfellas", in which mobsters insure a restaurant before blowing it up.
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One would be to force insurers to take the less healthy people on the exchanges as a condition of being able to insure more healthy people outside the exchanges.
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The new approach has "substantially improved the quality of new business and our ability to attract and select high-quality clients," Discovery Insure said in its latest financial report.
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The function of these committees is to protect the stability of bank balance sheets and to monitor the developments in financial markets to insure the profitability of the bank.
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London is Europe's top centre for trading and clearing swaps, a derivative contract banks and companies use to insure against damaging moves in currencies, interest rates or commodity prices.
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It's purpose was to teach the lost art of aerial combat and to insure that the handful of men who graduated were the best fighter pilots in the world.
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We insure against adverse events that often occurred many decades ago and so estimating what those claims are going to be over the decades to come requires constant updates.
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At a $4,048 premium, the Viper is the most expensive car to insure with the least expensive price tag on this list — the 2016 model starts just under $90,20153.
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Protection and Indemnity (P&I) clubs - owned by shipping companies - insure the world's ocean-going tonnage against pollution and injury claims, typically the biggest costs when a vessel sinks.
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The amount in the retirement account at the end is dependent on market forces, and the employer does not insure the employee if the account runs out during retirement.
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A parent from whom a child has been torn may no longer feel the need to comply with the powers of reason that constrain society and insure its peace.
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But in the case of the families he studies, they have the added benefit of a coterie of advisers to insure the children understand finance, business and family governance.
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In Nebraska, The Fairness Project contributed more than $1 million between March and June of this year to Insure the Good Life, the local campaign group advocating for expansion.
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"We believe the board of directors at Tesla must be restructured in order to insure that stockholder interests are protected during this proposed acquisition and going forward," Waizenegger wrote.
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Italy's Treasury used derivatives to insure its public debt - the second-highest in the euro zone relative to economic output - against rising interest rates after the 2008 financial crisis.
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One day, when Egan made us ham and turkey sandwiches for lunch, she neatly squeezed each slice of meat between paper towels to insure that all were equally dry.
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On a planet covered by location-sensing satellites and cell towers, it is not difficult to put a device in a car and insure people based largely on mileage.
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Khan has always insisted that he backed Corbyn merely to insure that there was a range of candidates, but he benefitted from the surge of energy on the left.
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We can only insure that people always have the ability to turn away from their screens and see each other, colleague to colleague, clinician to patient, face to face.
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However, shortly after the announcement, SIPC pushed back, stating it would not insure the cash in the accounts and had no dialogue with the startup prior to the announcement.
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But in the same spirit, I also hope we'll make a concerted effort to insure that all of our students can say what they think once they get here.
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The President is a reasonable fellow, doing his best to insure the survival of the planet, and the villains are the defenders of the permanent bureaucracy, usually the military.
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It is currently insured for $50,000, but since it has been restored and framed, he said he hoped the insurance company would insure it for at least $1 million.
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The Senate historically has acted as a "unanimous consent" body on most matters with the filibuster as an additional guarantee to insure that change to federal policy is deliberate.
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Detroit is one of the most expensive places in the United States to insure a car, and its limited public transit doesn't extend to many of the region's jobs.
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"The FOMC executed a marked turnaround in U.S. monetary policy during 2019 that was designed in part to insure the economy against possible negative shocks to growth," Bullard said.
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We also made sure that the companies had relatively low debt loads and healthy return-on-equity levels to insure that the companies are as financially strong as possible.
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Tortoise charges the rental companies roughly $50–$100 per scooter per month to operate and insure the vehicles, though it plans eventually to move to a per-mile price.
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The House bill, named the Medicare For All Act of 2019, would remake the nation's health care system by creating a government-run plan that would insure all Americans.
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A wide range of true experts must be empowered to conduct open debate to insure that the best data and scientific methods are used to solve our environmental problems.
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"This summer they are trying to insure the electric grid does not crash, and longer term, that they can handle increased demand from tourism and small business," Pinon said.
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Now I sat beside him on the couch, to insure that he wouldn't include me in the Christmas sketch, and also to allow myself to glance at his progress.
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Biden's plan is explicit about this: "He'll also build on the Affordable Care Act with a plan to insure more than an estimated 97% of Americans," the plan says.
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To help banks get over their reluctance, the federal government created mortgage insurance, meaning they would insure what were essentially subprime loans to working class people on two conditions.
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"Higher U.S. interest rates create an opportunity cost for investors," a gold trader said, referring to gold earning no interest or dividends while costing money to insure and store.
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Mr. Trump recently promised that his team was developing a health care plan far better than the Affordable Care Act, that would insure more people and lower their costs.
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It's unclear how Tesla will get regulatory approval for this business, or how it will insure all of these cars (which Musk said it would likely be liable for).
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The proposal, due to presented around 21.5 GMT, sets Brussels on a collision course with national governments who have increasingly sought to insure against black-outs by subsidising conventional power.
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But even if North Korea did agree to give up its weapons, it would take an almost unimaginably intrusive inspections regime to insure that Pyongyang did not violate its obligations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The HSBC Bank (UK) pension scheme has signed a deal with The Prudential Insurance Company of America to insure around 7 billion pounds ($8.52 billion) of pensioner liabilities.
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A Swedish study of timber buildings found they had fewer fires than traditional buildings, but that some insurance companies are reluctant to insure timber buildings given concerns about water damage.
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The Medicare for All Act of 2017, a 75-page bill that would transform America's healthcare system by having the federal government insure everyone, will be introduced at 2 p.m.
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The Medicare for All Act of 2017, a 75-page bill that would transform America's healthcare system by having the federal government insure everyone, will be introduced at 203 p.m.
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From an insurance perspective, the co-payments that patients must sometimes make when receiving treatment are a waste; it would be better for people to be able to insure fully.
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The agreement stems from an industry subsidy that allows coal companies to self-insure the environmental costs of mining, called self-bonding, rather than set aside cash or other collateral.
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In four separate phone calls in recent months to the FHA hotline for lenders, Rincon said he was told the agency would no longer insure DACA recipients for home loans.
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Starting in the 1930s, the Federal Housing Administration designated nonwhite neighborhoods as "hazardous" for lending and refused to insure mortgages there — a practice that came to be known as redlining.
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While Verifly will insure someone in minutes for $5 per hour, a quick search online shows business insurance prices beginning at $21 per month, with others offering quotes at $30.
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"With urbanization, more people started to become open to the idea of finding some way to insure against potential loss of income if they happen to pass away," he said.
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But it's really important that you do get that advice from somebody who can really help you make a well informed decision, so that you can insure yourself financial confidence.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut interest rates for the first time since 220, to insure against downside risks to the economy from the trade tensions and slowing global growth.
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The U.S. central bank on Wednesday cut interest rates for the first time since 2008, to insure against downside risks to the economy from trade tensions and slowing global growth.
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McGovern lost, but the activists reformed the party, rewriting nomination and convention rules in ways that would encourage grassroots activism and insure significant roles for women and communities of color.
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Britain's five-year credit default swaps — instruments used to insure against a debt default or restructuring — have also shot up in the past few weeks, reflecting some of that uncertainty.
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Instead, it's merely a new way of borrowing money, while offering no clear way to repay that money or to insure that it is spent on the most important projects.
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At the conclusion of the review, the Justice Department will give San Francisco police a list of best practices it can follow to insure fairness in its interactions with citizens.
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In order to make sure his son was up to the task, the man wrapped duct tape around his ankles, wrists, and waist to insure no snow would get in.
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And many species that have an enormous value to ocean ecosystems, such as crucial oxygen-generating bacteria, do not have easily quantifiable benefits to humanity, so are difficult to insure.
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The United States -- more or less alone among developed countries -- has no direct mechanism to rationalize prices for medical encounters, to insure they are at least nominally related to value.
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The actress tells PEOPLE CHICA that loads of research went into preparing for her role to insure an accurate rendering of Ana in one of television's most culturally diverse casts.
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In another scenario, a tour operator selling ski holidays could insure against a lack of snow, fully automating payment and removing the hassle of the claims process for the customer.
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To insure that his client gets a mount in a particular race, the agent often agrees to ride a lesser horse, while waiting for a better horse to become available.
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The amended bill allowed states to curtail some of those protections, with the tradeoff of additional funding that states could use to help insure people who are expensive to cover.
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The private sector has moved towards a "multi-cloud" strategy in order to insure against failure by one company, and to utilize the best aspects of several different cloud providers.
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The U.S. central bank on Wednesday cut interest rates for the first time since 2008 to insure against downside risks to the economy from trade tensions and slowing global growth.
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The company contends that had it known about the episode, as well as others in the late 1980s, it would have declined to insure the university against sexual abuse lawsuits.
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An expansive plan to insure American safety and stimulate economic growth through improving our decaying transportation systems enjoys broad, bipartisan support and would be another solid hit for the president.
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You know, and then you have to insure it during that time and make sure, you know, somebody doesn't steal it from you and every-- but it doesn't produce anything.
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If you don't have massive savings that allow you to self-insure for life's curveballs, it is a smart idea to get the right policies in place for your needs.
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While it's not expensive to insure your car in Virginia — the average driver pays $785 per year according to the Insurance Information Institute — there are some big opportunities to save.
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As a matter of policy, OPIC does not compete with the private sector and will not finance or insure a deal unless private sector players have turned it down first.
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The bad news ... Paysinger says he had accidentally stopped paying to insure the ring just one month before the burglary because he changed credit cards and didn't update his autopay.
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The coalition sent a letter to 27 companies registered to insure the pipeline, including Munich RE, Talanx and Zurich Insurance Group AG, asking them to drop their coverage before Aug.
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But prices remained capped as higher rates, even if they come at a gradual pace, raise the opportunity cost of holding gold, which can be costly to store and insure.
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Combining CVS and Aetna would create a single business able to negotiate a lower price from a drugmaker, dispense the medicine, and insure customers so they can pay for it.
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If you have a dog that tends to love trouble, consider these remedies: * Insure the dog Pet health insurance is one easy way to fend off expenses from indiscriminate chewers.
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A single payer system would insure that any such patient would be covered for the rest of their lives and as a result, malpractice coverage would also be dramatically lower.
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To that end, Flock's first product, dubbed "Flock Cover", is a 'pay-as-you-fly' insurance app that allows drone pilots to insure flights for a minimum of one hour.
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Conventional spreads on Oman's five-year credit default swaps (CDS), which are used to insure against debt defaults, rose to 660 basis points on Monday from 658 at Friday's close.
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Another example of a de novo investment is States Title, an insure-tech platform that was founded in 2016 and has gone on to raise $106.6 million, according to Crunchbase.
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One side argues that the city should guarantee procedural equality: it should insure that all students and families are equally informed about and encouraged to study for the entrance exam.
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The federal government provides each state with a set percentage, typically between 50 and 70 percent, of however much it costs the state to insure everyone eligible for the program.
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They don't have to pay for preventive care, they may not insure smokers, they may not cover pre-existing conditions, and they may deny you admission based on your weight.
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TARP, signed into law in 2008, allowed the U.S. Treasury to buy or insure up to $700 billion in toxic assets and equity, $250 billion of which flowed into banks.
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On Wednesday, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates again to sustain a record-long economic expansion and insure against risks such as weak global growth and resurgent trade tensions.
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After the famous discovery of the Lascaux Cave galleries of animals, the early archaeologist Henri Breuil theorized that they involved rituals of sympathetic magic designed to insure a good hunt.
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As applied to this case, the conspiracy would be for the purpose of impairing or frustrating the lawful function of the Federal Election Commission to insure honest and fair elections.
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The offer, which was announced on Monday, pertains to taxpayers who have captive insurance, a vehicle meant to allow companies to insure themselves against risks not covered by traditional means.
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All unions seek to insure that their members have due-process rights and aren't subject to arbitrary discipline, but police unions have defined working conditions in the broadest possible terms.
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Through the startup, food buyers ranging from owners of a small smoothie shop to Coca-Cola employees can insure thousands of agricultural commodities, as well as packaging and energy products.
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Through the startup, food buyers ranging from owners of a small smoothie shop to Coca-Cola employees can insure thousands of agricultural commodities, as well as packaging and energy products.
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You'd try to insure your employees' commitment by making them feel that they were generating their own tasks and measures of performance, by having them "take ownership" of the workplace.
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However, in a state where it can be difficult to find affordable housing, HPIA's willingness to insure homes in Lava Zones 1 and 2 provided a false sense of security.
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So, if you find yourself in a unique situation wondering if you actually need life insurance, ultimately it&aposs your life and your choice whether to insure it or not.
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That is true even in Republican states where the law has helped many patients, especially those who are too young for Medicare but aging and thus more costly to insure.
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Under the ACA, insurers can only charge the elderly (who, again, use more healthcare services and are therefore more costly to insure) up to three times what they charge younger patients.
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G7 governments are looking to address a lack of access to insurance in the developing world, with a goal to insure an additional 400 million people against climate disasters by 2020.
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The CDS curve has inverted which means investors anticipate a credit event in the near term hence it is more expensive to insure for the short term than the long term.
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"Paris is Airbnb number one city worldwide and we want to insure our community of hosts expands in a responsible and sustainable manner," said Emmanuel Marill, Airbnb general manager for France.
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When you first enroll in Part B, you're given six months to purchase a Medigap policy without an insurance company nosing through your health history and deciding whether to insure you.
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As does a weaker sterling – Vanguard's sterling-hedged U.S. Government Bond Index Fund is a great way to insure against a weaker dollar stemming for more dovish than expected Federal Reserve.
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Beyond increasing employment opportunities, Clinton's announcement includes plans to improve awareness of childhood symptoms and accessibility to screenings to insure families are given access to autism-related support services post-diagnosis.
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Together, the Aetna and Humana deal would create a powerhouse in the Medicare market and federal regulators will likely require the pair to make divestitures in certain markets to insure competition.
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The cost to insure Tesla's debt, as measured by its credit default swap, edged up to roughly 28% of the face value of Teslas 2025 bond, from 27.6 % the day before.
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It's got four tiny motors the move all the parts and insure that your desk and monitor are always the exact same distance away—whether you're lying down or standing up.
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Investment has risen dramatically, with VCs betting that, in the coming years, we'll see major shifts in both how we buy insurance and what types of items we insure with it.
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The other insurers, National Public Finance Guarantee Corp and Syncora Guarantee, have not reached a deal over the less than 15 percent of PREPA bonds they insure, according to the filing.
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LONDON, Sept 13 (Reuters) - British insurer Legal and General said on Thursday that it had closed a deal to insure 4.4 billion pounds ($5.73 billion) of British Airways' historic pensions liabilities.
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It would insure that users would at least be aware of what modules to know to update and allow them to seek out workarounds for problems when updates are not available.
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She twisted the ends to make a half bun, and anchored the look with bobby pins and L'Oreal's Elnett Satin Hairspray Extra Strong Hold to insure her 'do lasted all night.
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The "inflation-risk premium", which investors demand to insure themselves against very high levels of inflation, may also have come down (this can happen without the mean forecast for inflation changing).
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People hoping to fly their expensive payloads with ULA will now have the chance to see exactly how much it will cost to launch and insure one of the company's rockets.
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I didn't want to over-insure myself and waste money on premiums, but I wanted my family to have enough money that they could buy time to heal if I died.
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But for all the generous giving and strategic investments Swift has made with her money, she has reportedly used it in one rumored indulgence: $40 million to insure her famous legs.
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I couldn't remember mentioning working at the E.R. to him, or going to the jazz club afterward, but maybe stalking was part of the training he'd devised to insure his survival.
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As an architect of the young nation's economic policies, Alexander Hamilton understood the value of a "Revenue Marine" that could insure the payment of tariffs by ships, while also deterring smuggling.
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"Within this process each item is both verified as well as uniquely entered into our proprietary system to insure our needs are met to protect our clients," he says via email.
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If they feel like we are not going to be safe, they will make sure that they do everything possible to insure our safety or we wont be going to Rio.
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The Republicans will have to decide how they will conduct those hearings and whether they are willing to insure that the investigation into Russia's involvement in the Presidential election remains intact.
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The link is with interest rates, which when they rise also push up the opportunity cost of holding the metal, which earns no yield and costs money to store and insure.
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Rather than fighting for the ascendancy of certain positions, Anderson suggests, citizens should fight to bolster healthy institutions and systems—those which insure that all views and experiences will be heard.
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Five-year Saudi credit default swaps, used to insure against the risk of a sovereign debt default, rose slightly to 157 points from 152, and the Saudi stock market fell slightly.
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Barring indictment could even provide a powerful incentive for presidents to seek a second term to insure that the time for all possible criminal charges elapsed while they were in office.
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Credit-default swaps, you may remember from the 93 financial crisis, allow creditors to insure themselves against the risk that the borrower responsible for debt they own might go into default.
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It can take a homeowner years to receive a certification, and that does not necessarily translate into discounted premiums — but it does mean insurers will not refuse to insure the house.
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Should they need to self-insure in the future, Mr. Jensen would likely use a health care cooperative like Liberty HealthShare, as other FIRE adherents have, where members share medical expenses.
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But the risk of injury that could derail his future as a sire is always present on the track, and the cost to insure a horse of his stature is astronomical.
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While the quakes have been relatively small and caused little serious damage, homeowners have rushed to insure their property, increasing insurance companies' exposure to potential damages should a "big one" occur.
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By having a standard plan and eliminating cherry picking, Medicare Advance for All will produce intense competition among insurers not over whom to insure, but over the quality of their care.
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I had stopped impulsively checking TikTok after a month—I already have enough digital tools to insure that I never need to sit alone with the simple fact of being alive.
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When you first enroll in Part B, you get six months to buy a Medigap policy without an insurance company nosing through your health history and deciding whether to insure you.
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Those who have the best driving records, several years of driving experience, and who have a more affordable car to insure will generally pay the least in insurance premiums each year.
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Aramco said in the prospectus of this month's planned listing that it did not insure against all risks and its cover may not protect it from terrorism or acts of war.
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That agreement required Apple to allow Qualcomm to periodically insure that the source code software and tools it was sharing with Apple as part of the agreement were being appropriately protected.
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He read that Zlochevsky had championed efforts to insure that bears held in captivity in Ukraine were treated more humanely, opposing a long-standing practice of housing bears in open pits.
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Abbott and Vicary coached the development team to be "brand ambassadors," who insure that each element of a production has a distinctive Hallmark feel, down to the decorative mise en scène.
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The government and the insurance firms had settled on a flat rate to insure 1,360 buildings owned by the finance ministry valued at 10.84 trillion rupiah ($769.34 million) starting from Dec.
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Aramco said in the prospectus of this month's planned listing that it did not insure against all risks and its cover may not protect it from terrorism or acts of war.
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"Our goal is to insure that the administration of justice is free of political considerations and that it is correctly perceive to be totally apolitical," she said in a 1995 letter.
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The cost to insure Tesla's debt, as measured by its credit default swap, edged up to roughly 28% of the face value of Tesla's 2025 bond, from 27.6 % the day before.
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Some 31 states -- including 16 with Republican governors -- took advantage of the program and found it to be a successful tool to insure low-income adults at little cost to their states.
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"We think that overall as companies start guiding towards 2019, so far, this should lead us into a further uptrend, and insure investors that we're still on very solid ground," Gibbs said.
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Swiss Re this year launched a policy to insure wineries against wildfires, Munich Re insures solar farms against a lack of sunlight and AXA Climate insures U.S. car yards against hail storms.
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What they're saying: Stephen Harbeck, the president and CEO of the SIPC, tells Axios that he never heard from Robinhood before the announcement, and that he will not insure such a product.
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Some folks have suggested that one of the possible solutions that could shrink these shootings, or misconduct, or wrongful outcomes, is if people require police departments and police unions to self-insure.
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Starting at $19, you can insure your flight, and if it's cancelled or delayed by more than four hours, the app allows you to immediately book on any airline with no fee.
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But the authors point out that New York's law, while being "one of the most ambitious to date," does not apply to people who receive health coverage from firms that self-insure.
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As for the LIBOR-OIS spread, one reassuring sign is that the price of credit-default swaps, which shows the premium investors must pay to insure against bank default, has barely risen.
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Fat Lama's solution is to fully insure each item rented for an amount up to $30,000, something Englander tells me took nine months to secure and is a major differentiator from competitors.
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The close nature of polls attempting to predict the outcome has made it difficult for smaller companies to decide whether they need to 'hedge' or insure against such currency risks, bankers said.
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Alejandro Garcia Padilla to help fund the pending debt-service payments, was unconstitutional, according to Ambac Financial Group and Assured Guaranty, which insure or reinsure approximately $8 billion of the Commonwealth's debt.
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While the vehicle is meant to be driven and we do encourage driving the Bugatti, productions companies, conventions and film crews tend to have business insurance policies that properly insure the Bugatti.
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House Democrats introduced a plan Wednesday to insure all Americans through Medicare, as the push for a sweeping shift to universal health coverage gains more traction ahead of pivotal elections next year.
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The watchdog has ruled that the asset management sector can no longer insure itself against some risks and must instead hold capital to cover them, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Jose Carreno, at Mexico's Banco Base, said that while investors normally used CDSs to insure against a risk of default, there were also some traders who were buying them for speculative purposes.
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In case you were wondering what the price tag would theoretically be, Insure the Gap, which is run by Halo Insurance Services, watched all seven movies to figure out the total cost.
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The German Economic Minister Brigitte Zypries met with Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif last month in Berlin and said the German insurance company Hermes wants to insure investments in the Iranian energy sector.
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Three-month implied volatility - an options contract which allows investors to insure themselves against swings in the currency over that period - has jumped to the highest in a month as a result.
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The punishing toll at the George Washington Bridge has nothing to do with maintaining the structure; a large portion goes to insure Condé Nast has nice offices at the World Trade Center.
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"They may be expecting one in the future, building inventories or simply trying to save money or trying to insure there are no blackouts for residents as electricity demand increases," he said.
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Expanding Medicare so that it covers everyone is a far simpler, more politically coherent reform than the complicated carrot-and-stick approach of Obamacare; it would also insure a lot more Americans.
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Using a fork, smash the yolks until smooth (you can also throw them in a food processor with the remaining ingredients to insure that they will be silky smooth, if you like).
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The senator, whose name Straus would not disclose, was a lawyer, and told Straus that the language had been carefully crafted to insure that the bill would override any local antidiscrimination ordinances.
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Costs to insure against dollar/yen swings hit their highest in 0.7524.39 years and Societe Generale FX strategist Alvin Tan said the BOJ meeting was now a "huge event risk" for markets.
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The presence of Australians and New Zealanders, as well as troops from the motherland, indicated that consultations had taken place with these two dominions some time ago to insure their full agreement.
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Lead cross-unit planning related to achieving the association's public policy agenda (10%)• Collaborate with Management Team to coordinate advocacy messaging, events, logistics, and marketing to insure smooth planning and clear communication.
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Almost 85033 years later, while serving as South Dakota's governor, he oversaw state-level health insurance reforms in 2003 that included setting up a high-risk pool to insure especially sick people.
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It remains to be seen whether many customers who choose to insure two or more Tesla vehicles will see savings that are comparable to a similar multivehicle discount with another insurance carrier.
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And he reveals that Sautet, during the shooting of the sombre "Classe Tous Risques" (1960), sat with his leading man, Lino Ventura, during meals, to insure that he didn't eat too much.
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Furthermore, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation that is supposed to insure lost pension benefits will itself be insolvent and unable to replace anything more than a tiny portion of the lost benefits.
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Working with a few curds at a time, toss the curds in the flour, then in the eggs, and then in the breadcrumbs, taking care to insure the curds are completely breaded.
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Additionally, the suit states, the company "intentionally makes it difficult, if not impossible, for Plaintiff to track her time and insure that she is being paid properly" and "micro manages" its employees.
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Soon, with the introduction of on-demand insurance, you'll be able to insure your laptop, skis, bicycle or other possessions, for however long you like, with a single swipe in the app.
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To minimize this, other operators are interspersed in the assembly line to test the partial assemblies, and then the completed product will go through some functional tests to insure that it's working.
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This happened only because the Ontario Athletic Commission does not require promoters to insure individual fighter as it is mandated in other jurisdictions in North America such as California and New York.
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That provision would insure the free movement of goods over the Irish border in the event that a free-trade agreement is not reached in the two-year transition period after Brexit.
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Like the budget proposal, it nods to concerns about Americans with pre-existing conditions by encouraging states to develop special programs, like high-risk pools, to insure people with expensive health needs.
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Just a day after explaining how to insure your portfolio against a brutal sell-off like this, Optimize Advisors President Michael Khouw has some keys to playing this bounce without getting burned.
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" He argued that conservatives should make it their mission to keep President Trump in line—to insure that "he has to deal with us and get our approval on the important things.
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The Sedition Act expired on March 21863, 21865, the day before Jefferson's Inauguration, but, through a series of midnight appointments, Adams had connived to insure that Jefferson inherited a Federalist Supreme Court.
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Republicans have preemptively cast doubt on the CBO's judgement amid fears that the assessment will reveal that the GOP plan will cost the government more money, insure fewer people, or possibly both.
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It was suspected that safety concerns about the plant were merely window dressing to disguise the real motive behind the protests, which was to insure that India remained dependent on foreign investment.
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You can get some free credit when you open a bank account, insure your home with Luko, switch to another electricity and gas provider, compare mobile phone and internet providers and more.
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If those veterans got past the V.A., they still had to contend with the banks, which denied loan applications in nonwhite neighborhoods because the Federal Housing Administration refused to insure mortgages there.
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When Congress passed the ACA in 2010, they made it illegal to deny coverage or charge higher premiums for people with preexisting conditions or others who could potentially be costly to insure.
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The company had to take the feature back to the drawing board after the CEO of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation said he would not insure the accounts Robinhood planned to offer.
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Assured Guaranty Corp, Financial Guaranty Insurance Co and National Public Finance Guarantee Corp in their court papers said they insure more than $2.6 billion of outstanding Puerto Rico Highways & Transportation Authority bonds.
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But these countries sometimes lacked the motivation to insure that former detainees didn't strike back against the U.S. When the Bush Administration returned eight prisoners to Kuwait, all eight were quickly acquitted.
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Walsh has my promise of complete cooperation, and I have instructed all members of my Administration to cooperate fully with the investigation in order to insure full and prompt disclosure,'' he said.
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