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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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also
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We will also insure you in the same way following an accident involving any trailer while attached to your motor cycle.
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If you wish, you can also insure your Spouse and pay a joint premium starting from £7.90.
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We will also insure you against an accident involving any trailer that is attached to your car.
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You can also insure your payments in case you're unable to work due to sickness, accident or redundancy.
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More than 120,000 disabled motorists are also insured with the firm.
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car
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However, while your policy is suspended we will still insure your car against loss or damage by fire or theft.
company
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Read in studio Britain's churches are under siege, according to the company which insures them.
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The destroyed truck is owned by the volunteer fire company and insured through the county, officials said.
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None of the companies will insure ejido property unless it has been properly privatized.
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However, the insurance company is balking at insuring against Cigar this year.
insurance
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So you are better insuring these expensive possessions on your home insurance .
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Mechanics were needed to keep them running, gas stations to fuel them, insurance agents to insure themthe list is endless.
liability
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It is fully insured to meet potential liabilities .
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If you are unconcerned about business debts and can insure against liability , you may not need a corporation.
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General Exceptions Your policy does not insure 1 any liability , injury, loss or damage arising outside the United Kingdom.
loss
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However, while your policy is suspended we will still insure your car against loss or damage by fire or theft.
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The availability crisis developed after the January 1994 Northridge earthquake, which inflicted more than $ 8 billion in insured residential losses .
policy
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General Exceptions Your policy does not insure 1 any liability, injury, loss or damage arising outside the United Kingdom.
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Expensive items of jewellery may be insured under an All Risks policy .
risk
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Therefore the landlord should be encouraged to insure against all normal risks .
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But for growers, it can be an expensive way of insuring against risk , suggests Mr Dickie.
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In the end, it is possible, technically, to insure against any risk .
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What Mr Hemsley needs, suggests Mr Dickie, is a way of insuring his returns against risk .
sum
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At this renewal of your Policy, you may increase your Contents and Buildings sums insured free of charge.
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In the event of the total loss of one of these separately insured items the proper settlement is the sum insured.
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The limit payable under this section is restricted to a maximum of 10% of the Buildings sum insured .
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If you would like to increase your sums insured , please use the attached coupon.
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Members choose what they wish to insure and decide for themselves on the sums they insure.
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The normal premium is about 10 percent of the total sum insured .
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This shows both the increase due to index-linking and, if applicable, an increase where your sum insured was previously under £17,500.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
the insured
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The insured is required to pay a portion of all medical bills.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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No one will insure him because of his heart condition.
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We insured all our valuables before the move.