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Private insurance coverage varies enormously according to age, site of care, type of policy and other factors. Medicare, which currently covers more than 80% of people who are dying, pays for pressing medical issues but does not cover prescription drugs, and is severely limited in its coverage of nonhospice, nonacute chronic care. While hospice-care coverage is thorough, it requires that two doctors declare that the patient has six months or less to live, which discourages many doctors and patients. Even if you're covered by Medicare, consider buying Medigap policies, or private supplemental insurance, to cover what Medicare does...
...furry type, mind you. We're talking about computer mice. The white, plastic type who reside in labs like Maxwell Dworkin and the Science Center. Each day, they bolt across their pads, from one corner to the other, dragging, dropping, zooming, clicking, clicking, never resting...
...Robert Iuliano, who has been an attorney with the General Counsel's office for seven years, says that his office doesn't have this type of involvement in Ad Board cases...
...extend this recognition to the crest of its administration as well. Tenure processes and administration appointments have often been compared to a political process. And, as in politics, the presidential selection process will become a matter of women occasionally replacing the white males who have previously been the only type of person to hold--or to be considered for--the position...
...residents of Scuffletown, as described by Rhoda Strong, its most famous daughter and this novel's indomitable narrator, "are the very type He listed among those preferred to inherit the earth." Like Rhoda, most who live in this swampy 19th century North Carolina settlement are descendants of the region's native Indians and pawns to both armies during the waning days of the Civil War. With fluid writing, nuanced characters and a suspenseful pace, Humphreys blends historical romance with a meditation on the ambiguities of race and morality...