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These "coverage examples" would show how insurers cover the cost of having a baby, treating breast cancer and managing diabetes.
It also shows that different words can have the same correct spelling and pronunciation; further obvious examples would show that different words can have the same sense e.g.g
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"A map of the word 'splinter', for example, would show that it was called 'shiver' in East Anglia and 'spell' in London". It sounds like a great idea.
Her returns, for example, would show nothing about her prior marriage or where the children live or how they spend their money or the nature of their families -- matters most people would say were outside the bounds of political disclosures.
The Afghan example would show that this is perhaps the only choice that would allow Obama to both keep his promise not to renew the war in Iraq and at the same time roll back the seemingly unstoppable wave of ISIS conquests.
A steeply descending line, for example, would show that salmon returns dropped abruptly from 1 month to the next.
For the World Series example, this would show public posts of people posting photos and videos directly from AT&T park.
For example, it would show you people who you work with, people you went to college with, and so on, not just names.
For example, it would show us that vast numbers of people in the modern world are living in conditions of desperate suffering.
For example, you would show this webpage to her, and have a laugh over what is written and the whole idea of having such a page as well.
And I am aware that given the nature of the press coverage, and the rumours circulating that, for example, the film would show a leech falling into a curry pot in a Brick Lane restaurant (which doesn't happen in either novel or film), people who haven't read the book are now much more likely to feel hostile towards it.
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