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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Insurance limit – amount of money or number of health services and visits stipulated by the Insurance program which provides grounds for covering expenses for health care and other services of the Insured person, upon the occurrence of the Insurance case, in accordance with the regulations of Insurance program.
are there any mistakes in this sentence? any corrections necessary?
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are there any mistakes in this sentence? any corrections necessary?
Thank you a lot!
Best!
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It is unclear what "which" refers to. In one reading it seems to turn into a definition of "Insurance program". " does not very explicitly capture the idea of "limit".
- It is unclear what "which" refers to.
- In one reading it seems to turn into a definition of "Insurance program".
- " does not very explicitly capture the idea of "limit".
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It is unclear what "which" refers to. In one reading it seems to turn into a definition of "Insurance program".
Also, "amount of .." does not very explicitly capture the idea of "limit".
Also, "amount of .." does not very explicitly capture the idea of "limit".
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