The insurer believes that 20,000 former members - who are probably abroad - have failed to take up cash entitlements worth £18m.
His share entitlement was worth £19,500 last year but had plummeted to £2,400 by the time he resigned on Christmas Eve.
West's previously excellent flow has been in question in recent years, but on Thursday 90 bars of his rap on No More Parties was confirmation that West's wit was undulled by entitlement, and worth billing next to the brilliant Kendrick Lamar.
Payments designed to give people incentives are a form of entitlement particularly worth distinguishing from desert-payments as they are commonly confused (Barry 1965, 111 112).
From their courts at Damascus, Baghdad and Cairo, the medieval caliphs strove both to control the city, whose inhabitants and rulers –the so‑called Sharifs – had a strong sense of entitlement and self-worth.
With standard computer programmer salaries being in the 6 figures, it is no wonder why so many have this self-worth entitlement attitude.
"One issue that seems to me at play here is women's sense of their own worth and entitlement.
Since his business has been deemed outside the zone, it falls into the same zone as those as far north as Canal Street, three-quarters of a mile away, where the maximum entitlement is only seven days' worth of losses.
Asking how much a cup should cost raises questions that touch on economics, the environment, human rights, food miles, biodiversity, free trade, aesthetics, happiness, entitlement, and individual perceptions of worth.
