What the insurance does not cover? sm
Posted By: brighteyes on 2008-05-19
In Reply to: Can't think of what word to use. Please see message. - mt27
Subject: What the insurance does not cover? sm
Could it be reworded that way?
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undercover or under cover. ONLY verb is 2 words.
Subject: undercover or under cover. ONLY verb is 2 words.
I would do it like that
He worked under cover (verb)
He is an undercover officer (adjective)
This is an undercover (noun)
Same as
I have to follow up (verb)
This is a followup visit (adjective)
He comes for his followup (noun)
PLEASE CORECT ME IF I AM WRONG.
how would you type "worked under cover" - I know if it was "...undercover officer..." it
Subject: how would you type "worked under cover" - I know if it was "...undercover officer..." it would be 1
word, but not sure about this.
Since she is w/o insurance, maybe
Subject: Since she is w/o insurance, maybe
he is providing samples?
they mesh it to make a tiny grid of openings all over it so it will stretch and cover more area. nm
Subject: they mesh it to make a tiny grid of openings all over it so it will stretch and cover more area. nm
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health insurance?
Subject: health insurance?
Does anyone have good, "reasonably priced" health insurance to refer for at-home MT? I'm having a terrible time (age 54; good health) Thx!
health insurance
Subject: health insurance
are you an IC?
or are you iso an employer with good benefits?
Does anyone do insurance reports?
Subject: Does anyone do insurance reports?
I called you requesting additional information in order to find out if there is any medical s/l: conjournigation OR conjure negation to work on a full-time basis.
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insurance raisons?
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Insurance reasons, not rasons. Sorry.
Wonder if it's "coverage"-i.e. insurance coverage
Subject: Wonder if it's "coverage"-i.e. insurance coverage
I worked in insurance for 8 years before being an MT and.....
Subject: I worked in insurance for 8 years before being an MT and.....
We were told it was Worker's Comp. That was the way the insurance company I worked for at the time wanted it. I think it is just a matter of preference.
Daughter works for insurance - Workers' is the term used now,
Subject: Daughter works for insurance - Workers' is the term used now,
but workmens' is just incorrect English, sorry. If you were to use the old terminology, it would be Workerman's
contigent is correct (pt. used all allowable visits covered by insurance)nm
Subject: contigent is correct (pt. used all allowable visits covered by insurance)nm
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