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We insure against all damage, accidental or otherwise.

The loss of all his belongings rammed home the need to insure against fire.

Our goods are very valuable, so I want insure against all risks.

Investors should also ask whether it makes sense to insure against a default on Treasury bonds.

The loss of all his belongings rammed home the need to insure against fire and theft.

If you desire us to insure against a special risk, an extra premium will have to be charged.

According to the international practice, we do not insure against such risks unless they are called for by the buyers.

The loss of all his belongings=# cc0066> rammed home the need to insure against fire and theft.

Additionally, since the potential breadth of content available under each facet is presented by a numerical value, you can insure against exploring any "empty" paths.

In 2003, as a Fed governor, he was one of the loudest advocates of using low interest rates to insure against the calamity of deflation.

The European Commission officially unveiled a scheme to insure against bank crises in member states, funded by a levy on financial institutions.

Those who insure against fire and theft can set premiums on the basis of decades of experience; financial markets are inherently less predictable.

They have been willing to pay a higher price (as measured by implied volatility) for extreme out-of-the-money options than for contracts that insure against smaller market declines.

This could be achieved in the absence of an all-wise regulator by using the cost of credit-default swaps (CDSs), which insure against default, as a guide to the right capital structure.