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B-19, the 80-ton bomber will be insured for 1 million at a premium of $82,000.
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Netagio says its users can now convert bitcoin into physical 100g gold bars — which will be insured and stored (for a fee) in one of its maximum-security vaults in the mountains of Switzerland, complete with armed guards and hundreds of metres of rock between your precious metal and the grasping outside world.
France and Ireland, for example, have decided that all bank deposits will be insured, without limit, until the global crisis has passed.
Callers get an immediate answer to whether they'll be insured and for how much.
Under its proposed measures, rules will be changed so that automated vehicles can be insured for road use.
I can just about work out why Ronaldo's legs are insured for more than I'll earn in my lifetime.
"It will be interesting to find out how much the paintings are insured for: if they were not properly insured, it would be a very bad surprise for the museum," said Baron.
So if a house is insured for $500,000, the coverage for additional living expenses will be $100,000.
The substations were insured for about $70 million; Con Ed estimates that the work will cost a total of about $400 million.
The two WTC towers were insured for $3.2 billion, the airlines whose aircraft crashed into them were insured for $1.75 billion per event, and there will be smaller property and casualty claims.
The objects are insured for $650 million.
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