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    If our son gets sick, is specialized treatment in our health provider network?
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    Who will buy our business when we retire?
    How are we going to replace our lost income if the building is damaged?
    Are we responsible if someone injures herself while walking through our parking lot?
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    Do I have coverage when I run my equipment on the road?
    How is my crop covered during harvest season?
    We have a gas well on our property, do I need coverage for underground pollution?
    Do I have coverage for hired workers?
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