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But the transmission would only be covered under the five/60,000 warranty.

The Health and Human Services Department told state Medicaid directors in a letter dated Friday that RU-486, like abortions, would only be covered when a pregnancy resulted from rape or incest or when a woman's life was in jeopardy.

You report that the Department of Health and Human Services has told state Medicaid directors that the abortion pill RU-486 "would only be covered when a pregnancy resulted from rape or incest or when a woman's life was in jeopardy" (news article, April 1).

The damage done to the apartment building's common areas − such as its lobby, business center or fitness center − would only be covered if the owners of the building paid for terrorism coverage.

For starters, the $83,000 families would only be covered if an exemption is granted to one state, New York, that's made an application to extend such coverage as a way to cover moderate income children without health insurance, but hasn't won approval yet.

Patients with Acinectobater spp. (n = 8) would only be covered if the isolated rods are sensitive, ESBL (n = 18) strains only if carbapenems are used and atypical agents (n = 38) if a fluroquinolone is given.

If men could get pregnant, birth control would not only be covered by health care, it would be available on every corner like Starbucks.

Caprice Cane chimed in with the realness: "If men could get pregnant, birth control would not only be covered by health care, it would be available on every corner like Starbucks".

First, it might reduce lending, since existing buffers would only be enough to cover a smaller stock of loans.

This would mean that the nearly 11 million beneficiaries would see their benefits cut by 19% next year because incoming tax revenue would only be able to cover about 80% of the benefits.

Mr. Zhao captured video on his iPhone in which a White House press officer can be heard telling him that he would only be allowed to cover the later press briefing.