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blanket policy

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A quick definition of blanket policy:

A blanket policy is a type of insurance that covers all property, no matter where it is located. It is like a big blanket that covers everything. There are many different types of insurance policies, like ones that cover accidents or losses from specific events. Insurance companies use a process called rating to decide how much to charge for a policy. The Insurance Services Office is a group that helps insurance companies by providing data and tools.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A type of insurance policy that covers all property, regardless of location.

Example: A company purchases a blanket policy to cover all of its buildings, equipment, and inventory, no matter where they are located. This means that if any of the covered property is damaged or destroyed, the company can file a claim and receive compensation.

Explanation: A blanket policy is a type of insurance that provides broad coverage for all property, regardless of where it is located. This is useful for businesses that have multiple locations or frequently move their property around. The example illustrates how a company can use a blanket policy to protect all of its assets, no matter where they are located. If any of the covered property is damaged or destroyed, the company can file a claim and receive compensation from the insurer.

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16:28
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let us take a moment to think about how the lsat was 10 sections when it was first created....glad they don't do that anymore that's for sure
I got a 164, which was 3 points higher than my all-time highest PT. so I'm good
16:41
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ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
16:45
excuse me WHAT? TEN sections?
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
16:46
this old old old guy I work with (not a lawyer, not in a law-related field) found out I'm going to law school and started telling me stories about when he took the LSAT back in the day. said something about either inventing or interpreting a made-up language? and doing math? I was like, no way can this be real. but now you have me wondering
16:52
I think that was back when it first started, and it was mostly oral exams. The 70's and 80's were similar content to whats on it now, but you had to write the essay while taking the rest of the exam
16:52
bro tht how the lsat felt for me
NosyBeagle
16:52
@badhorrormovie: ily
NosyBeagle
16:54
yeah if the lsat was 10 sections, i'd quit so fast man screw that
NosyBeagle
16:54
4 is ENOUGH
NosyBeagle
16:54
hell i hate the experimental bs it should just be 3
@NosyBeagle: ILY2
NosyBeagle
16:55
"b-but we need to test these new que--" **loud incorrect buzzer*
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I agree experimental should be gone
NosyBeagle
16:57
the lsat flex was cool
the lsat flex.......haven't heard that name in years.....
16:59
Honestly it wouldnt be as bad if you could move on if you finished early. It was annoying to have to wait for all 35 minutes to run out and sit for the mandatory break
NosyBeagle
17:00
you finish early????
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NosyBeagle
17:00
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17:00
If they could let you skip early it would be a mess. People would be saying they accidentally clicked the finish button
i took my lsat remote and my proctor disappeared during my 10 minute break for like fucking 20 minutes it was so funny
17:02
@esoterica: just make you have to say finished like 3 times, shouldnt be too hard to do
NosyBeagle
17:03
i couldn't get my lsat writing to work and the guy was like hol up and remote controlled everything for me and i was like thank uuu and then created a new writing section and now i gotta do it again
NosyBeagle
17:03
hate it here
NosyBeagle
17:04
☝️🤓 exwcuse mwr. pwroctor iw fwinished
lsac be like: give us $300 and our test MIGHT work ❤️
the remote testing room check is also so funny
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