The most important common thread has been a claim of coverage under a so-called sue-and-labor clause, a provision in many property insurance policies derived from 19th-century shipping insurance contracts.
Even competitive news organizations, at times, have acted collectively after one is sidelined over claims of unfair coverage.
They do hire an army of claims agents to deny claims for coverage, and another army of salesmen and admen to sell you policies that you would automatically have in most other countries.
Peter Bhatia, editor for The Oregonian, responded to the criticism and petition of more than 1,400 signatures by claiming the lack of coverage was a "mistake" caused by "human error".
Because of our use of single restriction digestion conditions for each subtraction, we cannot claim the extent of coverage achieved by Agron et al. [ 22], but the increased proportion of repeat sequences obtained with the dual driver subtractions is indicative of a reduction in the overall pool of tester-specific sequences in these subtractions.
Several scholars investigated whether self-reported claims of health care coverage can be substantiated (Table 2).
Cases were defined as patients with at least two renal disease claims following 12 months of coverage within the study period.
There is a large role governments can play, although this can take many forms, with the route to UHC being contingent on effective leaders, social movements, salient moral claims about appropriate levels of coverage, as well as economic cycles and policy development in other sectors (48).
The database includes the claims of the primary coverage-holding employee and any covered dependants.
Given the widespread claims that coverage of Goody's illness will raise awareness of cervical cancer and 'save lives', our aim in this paper is to report a content-analysis of newspaper articles about Goody's illness.
