Assured Guaranty insures $73 million of Atlantic City's GO bonds, and MBIA insures another $5.4 million of GOs.
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FGIC insures about $1.2 billion of debt at the clawed-back agencies, while Ambac insures about $1.1 billion and Assured nearly $1.5 billion, according to the lawsuits.
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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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FHA also insures around 600 mortgages in the Virgin Islands.
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Trov, also from San Francisco, insures personal possessions for short periods.
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The flood insurance program insures about 5 million homes and businesses.
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The FDIC supervises, imposes regulations and insures deposits at U.S banks.
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The company currently insures about 20 percent of J.P. Morgan's employees.
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MBIA's National Public Finance Guarantee insures about $173 million in GO debt due on Friday, while Assured Guaranty covers another $184 million, and Ambac insures $40 million in GO or GO-guaranteed debt due on Friday.
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The FDIC insures customer deposits in the event of a bank failure.
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This insures that "shot" officers feel a painful sting without getting killed.
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The FDIC insures customer deposits in the event of a bank failure.
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At the same time, political backlash insures hard limits for this support.
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It's worth noting, however, that Oracle insures and indemnifies its board members.
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His company insures hurricanes, so he likes to watch the Weather Channel.
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The FDIC insures deposits of up to $23,000 in a single account.
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The agency insures trillions of dollars in banks across the United States.
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Medicaid insures most nursing home residents — after they have exhausted their savings.
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Congress let funding for the scheme, which insures 9m children, expire in September.
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Nor does FEMA fairly account for the value of the properties it insures.
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The company insures $1.4 billion in general obligation bonds issued by Puerto Rico.
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A Showtime Star Insures His Penis for $1 Million DollarsKatt Williams Arrested Yet Again!
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Medicaid insures about two in five children and the same share of the disabled.
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CHIP insures about nine million children nationwide — or approximately one-in-ten American kids.
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The second insures that bribery and lucrative conflicts of interest take place without accountability.
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By the way, the revised bill is costlier and insures even fewer people. 2.
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The FHA insures low down-payment loans and is a favorite among first-time homebuyers.
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MedPro later bought Princeton Insurance Co, which insures healthcare professionals in New Jersey, from MLMIC.
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The FDIC insures bank deposits so customers are not wiped out if a lender fails.
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The law has helped many of these people by expanding Medicaid, which insures the poor.
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Anthem currently insures more than 800,000 individual plan customers in 144 rating regions in 14 states.
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At a minimum you want replacement cost value, which insures you for the full rebuilding cost.
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The policy looks just at the top accounts and insures the rest with a blanket policy.
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The government insures company pensions, but its insurance is limited, so retirees can face sharp losses.
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The company insures against every kind of loss, but livestock insurance is close to Bashir's heart.
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Eliminating private health insurance, an industry that employs more than 500,000 workers and insures 150 million?
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The agency insures accounts for up to $250,000 of cash, in the case of a broker's failure.
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What's the future of the vast industry that finances and insures the commerce of the European continent?
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This is the math that insures players of comparable skill end up in the same online games.
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Alexander (R-Tenn.) has been supportive of stabilization measures to encourage insures to stay in the market.
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Ambac insures a face value of more than $500 million of PRIFA debt, according to public filings.
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This came as India allowed state refiners to import Iranian oil if Tehran arranges and insures tankers.
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But, where Flaubert adopted an air of superhuman detachment, Conrad insures that Marlow's position is itself relativized.
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Ohio was among 31 states to accept ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, which insures more than 10 million people.
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These would let younger Americans purchase entry into Medicare, which currently insures nearly everyone over age 65.
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It currently insures pensions for 770,000 individuals and pays out 1.9 billion pounds in benefits each year.
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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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While the OCC issues the bank charter, the FDIC insures any deposits and must also approve the charter.
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Medica, for example, says it will accept about 7,000 people, in addition to the 43,000 it now insures.
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Lloyd's, which started life in Edward Lloyd's coffee house in 1688, insures complex risks from ships to artwork.
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However, more than 1 million have been sold since the government program that insures them started in 1990.
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It also insures that Intel doesn't miss an opportunity to cash in on the recent self-driving wave.
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Ambac, which insures some PRHTA debt, alleged that the extension could wrongly divert $115 million out of PRHTA's estate.
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This insures our survival: organisms working together can do so much more than organisms working apart or in parallel.
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For some countries, domestic availability also insures them against supply fluctuations and potential geopolitical pressure from dominant supplier countries.
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Mortgage insurance benefits the lender because it insures against the chance that you stop making payments on your loan.
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The measure also shored up the Children's Health Insurance Program, known as CHIP, which insures nearly nine million children.
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Many of these policies include off-premise protection, which insures your belongings even if they're outside of your home.
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Some even think of it as a "Trump Put," referring to a financial contract that insures against big losses.
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Other protections that come with the accounts include SIPC and FDIC protection, which insures deposits up to certain limits.
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This provision insures that deductible payments from Apple to Scrapple do not reduce Apple's tax rate below 10 percent.
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That would be a fundamental remaking of a program that currently insures nearly 20000 million seniors and people with disabilities.
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"The first-time home buyer is eager," says Joe Melendez, CEO of ValueInsured, which insures homebuyers against house price declines.
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The sclerotic appeals process insures that years, if not decades, will pass before the condemned meet their state-authored fate.
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Meanwhile trade-credit insurance claims are picking up, says Alexis Garatti of Euler Hermes, a firm that insures payments to exporters.
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That's unfortunate since "Medicaid disproportionately insures people with serious mental illness," said Roberts, who was not involved in the new research.
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The threshold of 2 million accounts would affect only one-half of 1 percent of all the institutions the FDIC insures.
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It has done so with prudent lawmaking which, on the one hand, insures that no federal funds are expended on abortion.
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He said his healthcare proposal would replace President Obama's signature healthcare reform law with a system that insures even more people.
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Banks are covered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, or FDIC, which insures your money for up to $250,000 per depositor.
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The fate of these funds is the government's problem because it insures them through the federally chartered Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation.
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Doing it this way, going about it the way the White House is doing it right now, pretty much insures failure.
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Private insurance, including the job-based coverage that now insures roughly half of Americans, would not have much of a role.
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Once a pharmaceutical company sets its price, the government-run plan that insures 49 million seniors is required to accept it.
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WorldCover insures farmers in developing regions; they use satellites to measure rain fall, and pay out automatically based on the rain data.
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The FDIC insures bank deposits when a lender fails and the agency's Quarterly Banking Profile gives a snapshot of the industry's health.
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With 22012,22017 total staff, Presbyterian is now the largest private employer in the state, and it insures one in three New Mexicans.
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Anthem operates the BCBS license in 14 states and insures more than 800,000 people in the Obamacare exchanges - the single biggest portion.
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Ambac insures about $1.1 billion of debt at the clawed-back agencies, while Assured wraps nearly $1.5 billion, according to the lawsuit.
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As a result of these state lawsuits it insures different standards in different states that has a direct consequence to federal elections.
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It would also substantially cut Medicaid, a program that insures poor people as well as many elderly and disabled who aren't poor.
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By blurring Native and non-Native elements, Gibson keeps these questions alive and insures that the art remains central to our answers.
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TrustedID monitors the use of customers' personal information and insures them for losses of up to $1m caused by identity theft (see article).
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The FDIC insures deposits and supervises banks as part of its mandate to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation's financial system.
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None of this would be possible without a massive insurance market that (theoretically) insures homes worth a total of $22018 trillion from disaster.
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Root Insurance Co, a Columbus, Ohio-based startup, immediately uses the information it gathers and only insures what it believes are good drivers.
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If too much money is invested in safe, risk-free U.S. Treasury bonds, that basically insures a very low return on an investment.
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The porn studio Kink buys fake eyelashes "several hundred at a time," she finds, and the sex-party host insures her stripper pole.
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Interestingly, values have remained pretty strong: about $335,2003, according to McKeel Hagerty, the CEO of Hagerty, which insures and helps valuate collector cars.
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The idea was to help the economics of a new government scheme that insures senior debt but offers no help placing riskier tranches.
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One of the most richly funded insurance startups over the past few years is Metromile, which insures based on how much customers drive.
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The firm currently insures one-third of the U.K.'s food delivery market, largely through partnerships with Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats.
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FHA insures more than 117,000 mortgages in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico, or about one-third of all mortgages on the island.
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The company now insures about 1.1 million people in the individual market, and almost half of the counties left bare by its competitors.
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And just last Thursday, his administration unveiled a plan to allow states to cut funding for Medicaid, which insures one in five Americans.
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As secretary, he would be responsible for the popular Children's Health Insurance Program, which insures eight million children at some point each year.
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There is some protection provided by the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation, a government agency that insures your benefit up to federally determined limits.
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It's also important to note that not everyone will be approved, as Bestow insures exclusively those between the ages of 21 and 55.
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I asked Thom Rickert, an emerging risks specialist with Trident Public Risk Solutions, which insures governments and other public entities, for his thoughts.
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MBIA's National Public Finance Guarantee insures about $139 million of the PREPA payment due on Friday, while Assured Guaranty covers about $35 million.
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National insures another $211 million in other debt due on Friday, including $173 million in GO debt, a company spokesman said on Wednesday.
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The opposing attorney also got Kirkpatrick to admit that she insures her property at her Flagstaff and Phoenix addresses, but not the Tucson ones.
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Additionally, the National Flood Insurance Program, a federally funded program that insures 1.7 million Florida households, is in close to $21 billion of debt.
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Medicare, the program that insures practically all Americans over the age of 65, reimburses providers much less than the payments that private insurers provide.
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As a general rule, the FDIC insures deposits of up to $85033,000, but a complex process underlies the laws and regulations governing that limit.
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But "commuting is not driving," argues McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty, which insures collector cars and boats and who will forever be a driver.
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Ms. Verma has comparatively little experience with Medicare, the popular program that insures 57 million people who are 65 or older or have disabilities.
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At their peak, Burns estimates, a team insures upwards of ten contracts that they deem large enough in dollars and long enough in duration.
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Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Traverse City, MI, the company insures more than a million vehicles and is specifically targeting the collectible car market.
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One of these companies is Ambac Assurance, which insures up to $26 billion in Puerto Rican bonds and owns approximately $29 million in island bonds.
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Ambac was sued in June for allegedly concealing its exposure to losses on municipal bonds it insures, including about $2.5 billion issued by Puerto Rico.
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Munich Re, which insures against cyber risks as one of its business lines, declined to provide figures on its exposure to the latest WannaCry attack.
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This is only possible with consistent, independent oversight that insures the same safe and humane health care in jails that we expect in our communities.
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While the government program insures more than five million homeowners, that is just a small fraction of the number of people who live on floodplains.
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That is because a robust third-party debt-collection industry partially insures lenders against excessive losses, in much the same way that personal bankruptcy protects consumers.
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But Martin Gruenberg, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which insures bank assets, warned it could be risky to loosen the rules too much.
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It has an organizing body, the Skate International Distance and Supercross Association, that establishes the rules, coordinates with local officials and insures the racers against injuries.
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Profit was also boosted by lower-than-expected catastrophe losses, better selection of commercial risks it insures and getting rid of legacy businesses, the company said.
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Some families want and can afford blanket coverage that insures them for everything from cancer to contraceptives to drug addiction to dental care to the sniffles.
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Obamacare, which currently insures almost 12 million people through marketplace plans and made Medicaid expansion possible, was struck down by U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor.
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Chubb added it this year to its family protection coverage, which also insures against carjacking, hijacking, child abduction, stalking, home invasion and air or road rage.
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Our breathtaking sense of exceptionalism insures that our errant ways in bringing pests from elsewhere is never our fault but somehow that of the organisms themselves.
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Thus, businesses, homeowners, drivers, virtually everyone, insures against fires, thefts, floods, liability and many other risks that will cause them large financial losses should they occur.
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"A lot of the secondary perils are very localized, very short-term," said Thierry Corti, who heads climate change strategy for Swiss Re, which insures insurers.
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But the program, known as CHIP, which insures nearly nine million children, took a back seat as lawmakers raced to pass a $1.5 trillion tax cut.
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Lloyd's insures everything from hurricane damage to soccer stars' legs, but high levels of insured losses from natural catastrophes triggered the two years of poor results.
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Health Secretary Tom Price doesn't believe birth control should be free or that insures should be required to cover it, and he previously supported defunding Planned Parenthood.
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Net profit rose to 26 million euros in the first quarter from 24 million euros in the same three months of 2018, the insures said on Friday.
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The specialist Lloyd's market insures everything from hurricane damage to soccer stars' legs, but has been buffeted by two years of steep losses due to natural catastrophes.
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The fear of getting into fights, of having their things stolen, of relapsing, persists, and the stress of shelter life often insures that these fears are realized.
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It would also cut spending on Medicaid, the federal-state program that insures low-income Americans, by more than $200 billion while setting up block grants to states.
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Any successful deal hinges on two factors: agreed production adjustments, on the one hand, and a verification scheme which insures compliance with agreed supply cuts, on the other.
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And even worse, the more people a restored Medicaid insures, through new conditions on the disbursement of Medicaid funds, the more likely it is to be struck down.
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"I admit it's the first time I've" objected to such a motion "in my career," said Dennis Dunne, an attorney for Ambac Assurance Corp, which insures COFINA debt.
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It bases this argument on the fact that the US has shorter waits for seniors — even though the US insures all seniors through a single-payer program: Medicare.
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The Vermont senator has campaigned on creating a Medicare for All healthcare system that's managed by the government and insures every American whether they want it or not.
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That problem was pretty much fixed by the creation during the Great Depression of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which insures deposits up to $250,000 per bank account.
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Insures and banks also staged a rally, with Dai-ichi Life Holdings rising 2.0 percent, Sompo Holdings gaining 1.9 percent and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group surging 2.8 percent.
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Ambac, which insures about $2.2 billion of Puerto Rican bonds, on Wednesday reported a quarterly loss, compared with a year-earlier profit, while MBIA posted a narrower quarterly loss.
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The White House wants Congress to forgive $16 billion of the debt that the National Flood Insurance Program, which insures about 5 million homes and businesses, has racked up.
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Beazley said in February it was aiming for double-digit premium growth this year as it invests in the specialty business, which insures professions including lawyers, architects and engineers.
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One form the bailout could come in is through a huge payout of claims from the National Flood Insurance Program, which insures 1.7 million Florida households against flood disasters.
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While Obamacare has grown into a popular law that insures tens of millions of people, the Republicans' American Health Care Act is unpopular in every state in the country.
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There are generally two ways to cover those items — through a blanket endorsement that insures a dollar amount of, say, jewelry or wine, or by scheduling the items individually.
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But in the Senate, you can expect Medicaid, the government program that insures upward of 70 million low-income people and was expanded by Obamacare, to take center stage.
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The orderly, preordained world that Beetle insures is upended when seemingly random events caused by human folly—instances known as Zed—overwhelm the company's machinery, rendering its predictions futile.
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Tucked inside the Republican bill to replace Obamacare is a plan to impose a radical diet on a 52-year-old program that insures nearly one in five Americans.
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The division, CareConnect Insurance Co., insures 126,000 New Yorkers who will have to purchase coverage elsewhere when the hospital system, Northwell Health, phases out its insurance operation next year.
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Congress continues to wrangle over whether to restore funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), a vital safety net that insures nine million children in working-class families.
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"The state will help find a solution that protects jobs and insures the continued economic activity of the company," junior transport minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari said in a statement.
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The banking industry is not paying depositors and fund providers reasonable rates for their money, according to data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) which insures those deposits.
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The only other complete car used in the James Bond films was stolen in 1997 and its whereabouts are now unknown, according to Hagerty, a company that insures collectible cars.
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Ambac, the largest insurer of Puerto Rico-issued debt, had the most exposure to the default, paying out about $10 million on claims related to the PRIFA bonds it insures.
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The six which are regulated in Britain are estimated to account for over half the revenue of an industry that insures about 90 percent of the world's ocean-going tonnage.
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Lancashire, which insures everything from ships and aircraft to damages from terrorism and war, said gross written premiums rose 0.6 percent to $217.2 million in the quarter ended March 31.
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The government program has mortality rate data -- it insures 40% of all children with congenital heart defects -- but it won't tell parents which hospitals are the best, or the deadliest.
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"The market is relatively stable, though some sectors are coming down," said Brian Rabold, vice president of valuation services at Hagerty, a Michigan-based company that insures collector-grade cars.
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ATOL, a government-backed scheme that insures package holidays against bankruptcy, will pay for the 60% of passengers travelling on such deals, while the government will bail out the rest.
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Several states have also taken steps to help insulate insurers from high-cost enrollees, which is also prompting insures to reduce their rate hikes or even lower premiums for 2019.
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The company, which insures heavy-duty assets such as oil rigs, ships and aircraft, said its pretax profit fell to $171.7 million in 2015 from $226.5 million a year earlier.
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Self-bonding may save a coal company money in bankruptcy but also day-to-day since every dollar that the government insures is a dollar that does not require private financing.
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It is a broad social insurance program, and what it insures against is the risk of lost income in a household - everything from retirement to disability or death of a breadwinner.
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SAN JUAN (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's latest default meant a $10.3 million hit for Ambac Financial, which insures some of the debt the island's infrastructure authority PRIFA failed to pay on Monday.
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The NFIP insures about 22016 million homes in the United States, down from a peak of 5.7 million in 2009, while experts estimated there are about 40 million homes at risk.
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By voice vote, the Senate Finance Committee approved a bill on Wednesday that would provide more than $100 billion over five years for the program, which insures nearly nine million children.
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It should be noted that Oracle insures and indemnifies its board members, so should the shareholder's win, Oracle's insurance company may actually be the one on the hook to pay up.
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The corporation — which insures more than 22019 million people nationwide — is distributing a memo to lawmakers warning against some GOP attempts to block the money from going to insurers this fall.
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Covered California, the state's Obamacare exchange, said that the higher rate hikes are "directly linked" to the higher health-care costs being borne by insures, and not to administration costs or profit.
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Boeing self-insures an initial layer of coverage before the Global Aerospace coverage kicks in, said Justin Green, a New York-based aviation lawyer who has represented families in cases against Boeing.
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This program, created through a bipartisan consensus in 2628, insures eight million children who fall into the gap of being ineligible for Medicaid, but whose families are unable to afford private insurance.
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Travelers is revamping underwriting procedures, including adding tougher inspections, in hopes that it will reduce the amount of risky new properties it insures, said Michael Klein, who heads Travelers' personal insurance unit.
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The federal prosecutors cast doubt on that relationship, because the two "have not had regular contact over the past 10 years," and because Marc Brown insures some of Steven Brown's bail already.
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The agency, which is independently funded by fees paid by banks, insures more than $14 trillion in deposits at 5,120 banks across the U.S. as of March 85033, according to FDIC data.
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African-Americans compose thirteen per cent of the population but forty-four per cent of homicide victims, a circumstance that insures a disproportionate level of contact between black communities and the police.
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Assured Guaranty insures $18 million of the junior Cofina bonds, but says it expects to offer the new bonds with insurance in the hope of recovering more than the projected 56.4 percent.
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The reputation of the market, which started in Edward Lloyd's coffee house in 1688 and insures anything from ships to sculptures, has been tarnished by recent allegations of sexual harassment in the workplace.
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The CEO of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation, a nonprofit membership corporation that insures stock brokerages, tells TechCrunch its insurance would not apply to checking and savings accounts the way Robinhood originally claimed.
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The specialist Lloyd's market insures everything from hurricane damage to soccer stars' legs, but has been buffeted by two years of steep losses due to high levels of insured losses from natural catastrophes.
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It also insures former alcoholics who were alcohol-free and in support groups, as well as people who had recovered from heart valve surgery or cancers of the bladder, breast, prostate and skin.
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Between 2009 and 2015, mortgage lenders paid billions of dollars to settle claims that they defrauded the government program, which insures lenders and mortgage investors against defaults on loans they make to homeowners.
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This air of crisp editorial omniscience insures that the magazine is as likely to be found on an aspirant think tanker's iPad in New Delhi as it is on Bill Gates's private jet.
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This would be a plan that had less benefits and therefore cost less and would allow insures to mix and match benefits so long as it complied with an overall 50% actuarial value.
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As the earliest Porsche sports car, and with a direct lineage to today's 911s, it could be worth $20 million to $25 million, according to experts at Hagerty, a company that insures collectible cars.
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Money sitting in such accounts but not intended to buy securities may not be covered by the SIPC, which insures accounts for up to $250,000 of cash in the case of a broker's failure.
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All of these factors make for a vicious cycle, one that insures that the conversation about harassment, abuse, and misogyny doesn't often come to a head unless these things threaten to tarnish awards season.
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It is unclear how much Ailes himself might pay, but Fox News, part of 21st Century Fox Inc, essentially insures Ailes against any settlement, the magazine said, citing two people familiar with the arrangement.
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The President's intervention to stop the Eagles landing at the White House now all but insures the issue will be a hot topic when NFL pre-season camps open in less than two months.
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Last month, President Donald Trump signed a $36.5 billion disaster relief bill, including $16 billion in forgiveness of some debt in the National Flood Insurance Program, which insures about 5 million homes and businesses.
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A third of Americans enrolled in Medicare, which insures older and disabled people, and four-fifths of those in Medicaid, which covers the poor and disabled, now get their benefits from a private insurer.
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Trump can't resist an opportunity to claim he was right all along, and after Obamacare repeal was dramatically defeated in the Senate, he began pushing to let the law, which insures millions of Americans, fail.
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Williams said AXA had upgraded its administration so that information on the number of tall buildings it insures or the type of cladding they are using is more easily available, helping to identify risks quickly.
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Homeowners are allowed to inspect anything they store, and Neighbor insures them for up to $2 million in case their home is damaged or someone is hurt on their property while moving their stuff in.
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But the makeup of the Puerto Rico board has offered some reassurance, said Nader Tavakoli, chief executive officer of Ambac, which insures $2.2 billion of Puerto Rican bonds and also insured some of Detroit's bonds.
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In 2017, Scalia represented Bank of America against the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in a lawsuit alleging that the bank owed $542 million to the government agency, which insures people's deposits against a bank failure.
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U.S. LAWSUITS POSSIBLE Boeing self-insures an initial layer of coverage before the Global Aerospace coverage kicks in, said Justin Green, a New York-based aviation lawyer who has represented families in cases against Boeing.
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The attorney generals of California and New York on Wednesday announced that they and a coalition of states asked a court to force the Trump administration to continue paying Obamacare insures key reimbursements for subsidies.
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This result condemns millions to life in the shadows, insures family disruption and highlights the need to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat, hopefully with someone more inclined to respect human rights and executive privilege.
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In 2015, the Obama Administration , along with five other major powers, brokered the Iran nuclear deal, which limits aspects of Tehran's program for up to a quarter of a century, and permanently insures international inspections.
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The letter was signed by holders of constitutionally guaranteed general obligation (GO) debt; a group holding junior COFINA debt backed by sales tax revenue; and Assured Guaranty Corp, which insures $3.4 billion of Puerto Rican bonds.
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The Senate bill was expected to drastically remake Medicaid and changes to Medicaid would affect people with disabilities a great deal: the federal program insures 30 percent of adults and 60 percent of kids with disabilities.
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The letter was signed by holders of constitutionally guaranteed general obligation (GO) debt; a group holding junior COFINA debt backed by sales tax revenue; and Assured Guaranty Corp, which insures $210 billion of Puerto Rican bonds.
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For the moment, WorldCover only insures for events such as rainfall risk, but in the future it will look to include other weather events, such as tropical storms, in its insurance programs and platform data analytics.
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In a debate over the future of the Children's Health Insurance Program, Republican Senator Orrin Hatch insisted he wanted to save the program, which insures nearly 10 million children whose parents do not qualify for Medicaid.
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We're seeing the government become an increasingly entrenched player in the housing market—it owns or insures 3 out of every 5 mortgages in the country—and continues to be a major insurer of new loans.
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The White House said it forecasts the National Flood Insurance Program, which insures about 5 million homes and businesses, will have hurricane losses of about $16 billion and proposed cancelling $16 billion in debt for the program.
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Japan could increase Iranian imports by working the 15 vessels that the sovereign scheme insures harder, but this was only likely to have a limited impact and there is also keen price competition with non-Iranian grades.
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Builders reported they were about to start work on 38,4000 new homes in the second quarter of 2018, the National House-Building Council, an industry body that insures about 80 percent of new construction, said on Thursday.
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The plan was to use part of Atlante's funds to buy junior paper in these NPL deals, helping the economics of a new government scheme that insures senior debt but does not help place the riskier tranches.
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Day pack: Tucking a packable day pack like the L.L. Bean Stowaway into your larger luggage takes up almost no space, yet insures you have a comfortable backpack to carry water, snacks and gear on day trips.
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The new proposal would improve that coverage, which already insures some 516,000 people, and aim to reach more of those who are eligible, such as the young and uninsured, and others who qualify but have not applied.
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"HUD actually insures the other types of work permits, such as the visa O-1, other types of work visa who have gotten a work permit, others who are in the process to become permanent residents," he said.
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Noreika's comments could stoke tensions between his agency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC), which insures customer deposits at traditional banks and has put the brakes on moves by Wal-Mart and others to get into banking.
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In the past, solid health care benefits helped make up for low wages, but because West Virginia hasn't been putting enough money into the state agency that insures public employees, premiums and co-payments have been increasing significantly.
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But last year, the company unveiled a service to replace security deposits whereby tenants pay a fraction of the deposit upfront (from 7 to 18 percent) and the company insures damages up to the amount of the deposit.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. agency that insures worker pensions sought permission on Friday to take over two underfunded Sears Holdings Corp pension plans, after objecting to Sears Chairman Eddie Lampert's proposed $5.2 billion buyout of the bankrupt retailer.
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Assured, which insures $5 billion of bonds issued by Puerto Rico and its public agencies, wants a federal court in Puerto Rico to declare invalid a so-called fiscal turnaround plan that sets future economic projections for Puerto Rico.
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The newly reunited LCD Soundsystem join Arcade Fire and Kendrick Lamar on the main stage; a performance from A$AP Rocky and the A$AP Mob insures the presence of a few Young Lords on the island after all.
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There are 13 major global P&I clubs, of which six are regulated in Britain and are estimated to account for over half the total market share of an industry that insures about 90 percent of the world's ocean-going tonnage.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield, which insures 1 in 25.9 people in the US, reported on Thursday that new opioid addiction diagnoses dropped among its members for the first recorded time, perhaps signaling a turning point in the nationwide overdose crisis.
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If a farmer insures their crop based on a projected crop price at harvest time and loses that crop, they'll get compensated based on the actual price at harvest time if they have a harvest price option on their plan.
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And the Obamacare-funded expansion insures she can continue to rely on the public program, since the law lets people with slightly higher incomes (up to about $16,400 for an individual in 2017) and no children get on the Medicaid rolls.
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Highmark Health, which insures about 5 million people in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Delaware, requires Aimovig to be prescribed by or in consultation with a neurologist or headache specialist, but does not stipulate that they have a specific subspecialty certification.
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That support insures that even if Mueller had found the 45th president guilty of breaking the law, he would still be tweeting lies from the White House and preparing to run what might become the most despicable reelection campaign in history.
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The number of bank branches in the United States has fallen to about 22006,235 in 2000 from a peak of nearly 28,214 in June 103, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which insures deposits and monitors the banking system.
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Rhino, which started in late 2017, has helped pioneer an insurance option: Tenants pay a nonrefundable monthly fee (about $13 for a $3,000-a-month apartment) instead of a deposit, and Rhino insures the apartment, paying the landlord for any damages.
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Southwest Airlines, which doesn't have assigned seats, gives families traveling with children six years or younger a head start in the boarding process, prioritizing them ahead of most other travelers in a way that insures families can get seats together.
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But the measure also calls for an end to ObamaCare's individual mandate requiring most Americans to purchase health insurance, and ends the law's Medicaid expansion, which insures more than 85033 million people in 31 states and the District of Columbia.
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In 2015, the N.F.I.P. asked R.M.S. and AIR Worldwide to update its modeling by running thousands of computer simulations to show what possible storms might mean for the properties it insures, helping it to quantify its financial exposure across the country.
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Ambac, which insures more than $2 billion of Puerto Rican bonds, is on the hook for $122 million in principal and interest due on Friday, including some $40 million in GO or GO-guaranteed debt, according to the company's public documents.
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Pence had offered to remove three ObamaCare regulations: guaranteed issue, which requires insurers cover people with pre-existing conditions; community rating, which bans insures from charging sick people more for coverage; and essential health benefits, which mandates which services insurers must cover.
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The measure, formally known as the American Health Care Act, does away with ObamaCare's mandate requiring most people to buy health insurance and ends the law's Medicaid expansion that insures more than 10 million people across 31 states and the District of Columbia.
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It is hard to overstate the importance of Medicaid, which insures 703 million people, pays for more than half of all births in some states, covers about two-thirds of nursing home residents and provides treatment for many people addicted to opioids.
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An F.D.A. warning to Pfizer said that Meridian Medical Technologies, which is a unit of the drug giant, did not adequately examine problems with a critical component of the EpiPen, the mechanism that insures that it fires and delivers the proper dose.
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In the United States, the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the regulator which insures customer deposits, last week said fraudsters were exploiting popular anxiety and confusion to steal personal data, such as birthdays and Social Security numbers, through texts and social media.
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In the United States, the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the regulator which insures customer deposits, last week said fraudsters were exploiting popular anxiety and confusion to steal personal data, such as birthdays and Social Security numbers, through texts and social media.
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Because of the government's size, deficits, and demands, the cultural sector has always relied on civic-minded citizens to implement what Andrew Carnegie called the "duty of the man of Wealth," which insures our shared prosperity and our advancement as a civilization.
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Builders reported plans to start work on 217 percent fewer homes in London in the three months to June than a year before, the National House-Building Council, an industry body that insures about 423 percent of new construction, said on Thursday.
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Other more moderate Democrats have suggested the plan is too expensive and politically toxic, gravitating instead to bills that would allow Americans to buy into Medicare at age 50 or to purchase Medicaid coverage, which currently insures low-income people of all ages.
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If passed, the bill would do away with several of the ACA's key provisions, including a mandate requiring most Americans to purchase health insurance and a Medicaid expansion, which currently insures roughly 10 million people across 85033 states and the District of Columbia.
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But nearly three-quarters of the people with this type of pension are in plans that have less than half the money they need to pay promised benefits, according to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, the federal agency that insures pension plans.
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Sanders said that expanding Medicare, a government-run program that insures the elderly, would save $2000 trillion over the next 21993 years when compared with the current system, which was established by President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law, the 2010 Affordable Care Act.
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Wheeler, in his ruling in Moda's favor, said that the federal government had to honor the promise originally made to insures when the ACA became law, regardless of whether Congress later tried to hobble that law by barring spending that added to the deficit.
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Cigna, which insures about 14 million Americans, has become the latest major health insurance company to take measures to combat the staggering opioid addiction numbers and deaths, targeting what many feel is feeding the problem: overprescribing of prescription painkillers such as oxycodone, hydrocodone and morphine.
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It looks like this: Blue Cross Blue Shield insures 1 in 3 people in the US. The organization reported that new opioid addiction diagnoses dropped among its members for the first time on record, in what could be a turning point in the overdose crisis.
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There are 13 major global P&I (Protection and Indemnity) clubs, of which six are regulated in Britain and are estimated to account for over half the total market share of an industry that insures about 90 percent of the world's ocean-going tonnage.
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The report points to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's (FDIC) estimates that the some 22010,22008 banks it insures made $216 billion in profits in the first quarter of the year alone, with some $6.6 billion of that amount being owed to the tax cuts.
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A few companies such as General Electric Co and General Motors Co have announced plans to increase their pension contributions this year, rather than pay higher premiums to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp, a federal government agency that insures private defined-benefit pension plans.
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"They are afraid of competition that would come from a huge program like this that forces them to cut their own fees," said Gotbaum, who is a former director of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, the federally sponsored agency that insures private sector pensions.
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Oliver Wyman estimates that uncertainty among insurers about possible non-enforcement of the mandate would by itself increase premiums by 9 percent, although that uncertainty alone could prompt insures to add anywhere from zero to more than 20 percent on top of their premium requests.
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Ambac Assurance Corp, which insures $1.3 billion of COFINA debt, filed a similar lawsuit in San Juan federal court, alleging its constitutional rights were also violated, and including among its defendants Puerto Rico's federal financial oversight board and each of the board's seven members.
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The air in the Kim household is alive with what you might call hecticity, and Bong—whose compositional eye and nose for atmosphere are keener than ever—insures that, as Ki-woo walks to his job interview, we sense the advent of a blessed calm.
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A decent rule of thumb over the past eight months has been that Paul will support any health care bill or process he knows will result in failure and therefore preserve Obamacare, which—by pure coincidence—insures about half a million people in his home state.
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When the Senate bill was finally released, the public and lawmakers learned at the same time that it would make drastic cuts to Medicaid, the federal program that insures low-income people as well as 30 percent of adults and 60 percent of kids with disabilities.
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In statehouses around the country, officials are preparing for the worst as lawmakers in Washington struggle to find money for the popular Children's Health Insurance Program, which insures nearly nine million children but lost its spending authority on Sunday, with the start of the new fiscal year.
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Pitching itself as a digital insurer aimed at millennials — and one of the fastest growing digital insurance apps in Germany — Getsafe's flagship product offers flexible home contents insurance, along with other "modules," such as personal possessions cover (which insures possessions out of home) and accidental damage cover.
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Those covered by Unedic — which insures 13 million people out of a total jobless pool of 3.5 million — get benefits worth 67 percent of their previous income, slightly below the average of 69 percent across the European Union, according to a study by the French Treasury published in December.
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The courts' hostility to some of Trump's agenda — especially the travel ban — has made Trump and the GOP "even more committed to a judicial project that insures that judges follow the law and don't make it up as they go along and basically don't play politician," Leo said.
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Under the Johnson-Crapo proposal named Housing Finance Reform and Taxpayer Protection Act of 2014, Fannie and Freddie would be wound down and replaced by another government agency that insures mortgages and issue MBS with private sector entities taking first 10 percent principal losses for each portfolio of loans.
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And then I hope they will look at what I have accomplished from, you know, starting the Children's Health Insurance Program that insures eight million kids, looking at ways to try to be smart in reforming our adoption and foster care system, with very partisan Republicans when I was First Lady.
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Church Mutual Insurance Co in Merrill, Wisconsin, which insures private and religious schools nationwide, has been fielding calls from customers who want to raise coverage beyond the $50,000 per victim and up to $300,000 per violent incident it already offers through its general liability policies, said chief underwriting officer Ed Hancock.
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When Astrid testifies, she sits in an enclosure behind an opaque screen, which guarantees that nobody in the courtroom can see her face, and also insures that she cannot see Wim, who might seek to inhibit her testimony with a menacing glance or a gesture that only she could understand.
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The company recommends that, instead of daubing the contents of a sample pot directly onto walls, customers paint two coats on a stiff card that they can hold up all around the room, including in dark corners; this insures that they'll know how the shades look in a wide variety of light conditions.
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In a warning letter issued Tuesday, the agency said Meridian Medical Technologies, which is a unit of Pfizer, did not adequately look into problems with a crucial component of the EpiPen — the mechanism on the device that insures that it fires and delivers the proper dose of epinephrine, which stops an allergic reaction.
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Solvency II capital ratio of 158 pct * Total benefit payments to policyholders of 902 mln stg in 2015 and the company now insures benefits for 227,160 individuals * Assets under management increased 20 pct from 12.8 bln stg to 15.4 bln stg * Market consistent embedded value (MCEV) of 1,445m stg, an increase of 19 pct
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"The Medical Loss Ratio that was instituted by the ACA will still be in place, meaning that consumers will be reimbursed [if] insures are not spending an 80% minimum on [health] care costs," said Christina Cousart, senior policy associate at National Academy for State Health Policy, but she added those rebates would happen retroactively.
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The Fed has not "proposed to ban" merchant banking; it has simply proposed that merchant banking once again be done by merchant banks — that is, by private equity firms rather than by the depository institutions that constitute our payments system, in which you and I keep our hard earnings for safekeeping, and which our federal government in consequence insures.
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"We certainly believe that all of the ancillary benefits we provide will help keep our members healthy, which is good for them, and it's good for us in the long run," said Steve Warner, head of the Medicare Advantage product team at UnitedHealthcare, which insures about 5 million seniors or 1 in 4 Medicare Advantage members.
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Read more: By picking Tom Price to lead HHS, Trump shows he's absolutely serious about dismantling Obamacare The Department of Housing and Urban Development administers subsidies that help low-income people pay for housing — such as what was until recently called the Section 8 program — and oversees the Federal Housing Administration, which insures mortgage loans for lenders.
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And though it's been seven years since the funky R. & B. auteur Raphael Saadiq released an album, the back-to-the-future style he's brought to the music of Solange Knowles and the TV show "Insecure" insures that his free show for Lincoln Center Out of Doors (July 25) will be one of the series' most anticipated. ♦
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Under the leadership of our trade association, we have developed a program commonly referred to as "deeper cover MI." The concept is simple: Deeper MI leverages the existing systems and protocols already used by the GSEs and lenders to provide greater mortgage insurance protection against the risk of borrower defaults on loans the industry already insures.
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" @MichaelCohen212 is soft underbelly of @realDonaldTrump We all have secrets-incl @POTUS- To have your secret keeper cooperating w a hostile govt agency-as Cohen is apparently doing-insures this scandal has legs & will pivot from porn stars & collusion to Trump's business dealings Cohen, who worked as the top lawyer at the Trump Organization for several years, often referred to himself as Trump's "fixer.
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On Monday, the trustee for its series 2005 C bonds also said it did not receive funds from PRIFA to pay debt service - which meant a $10.3 million hit for Ambac Financial which insures some of the debt Bond insurer FGIC will pay holders of certain of Series A and C bonds, one of the filings said, and the trustee notified FGIC of a $6.4 million shortfall of payment on those bonds.
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On Monday, the trustee for its series 2005 C bonds also said it did not receive funds from PRIFA to pay debt service - which meant a $10.3 million hit for Ambac Financial which insures some of the debt Bond insurer FGIC will pay holders of certain of Series A and C bonds, one of the filings said, and the trustee notified FGIC of a $6.4 million shortfall of payment on those bonds.
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