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Insurers typically rely on data from those it insures to help refine and assess risk.

At some point in the not-too-distant future, coastal properties could become too risky to insure at all, meaning property values would drop, meaning less money to build the things needed to protect against sea level rise in the first place.

Proceeds from its North Sea drilling rigs will insure corruption and kleptocracy on a Nigerian scale.

Our two largest states, one working to insure its people and the other doing everything in its power to prevent that.

For example, over the weekend, the Wall Street Journal reported that Obamacare has done little to insure the uninsured.

As a freelance writer under the old dispensation, I had qualified as a Sole Proprietor and was able to insure both of us.

I practice true “health care,” as in going to the doctor when I am healthy to insure that I remain so.

He couldn't sell them; he couldn't burn them; he was even compelled to insure them, to his intense disgust.

He had but to insure his life for the amount he wanted, and let what would happen, she was safe.

Such a selection will insure a cigar of good quality; one that will hold fire and last the length of time appropriate to its size.

In mutual companies the persons insured act together to insure each other.

Both parties may insure the premises though the mortgagee cannot exceed his debt.