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gatekeeper
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Gatekeeper
In insurance, requirements that a policyholder must fulfill before becoming eligible for a benefit. This especially applies to eligibility for long-term care in health insurance.

gatekeeper

A slang expression to describe the person you must persuade or impress just to get your proposal in front of a decision maker.



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Chapters cover managing gatekeeping and governance, supporting families, managing the child protection system, managing to protect children from state care, managing partnerships with families and communities, and managing staff welfare.
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Dubbed Identity-Based Privacy-Protected Access Control Filter (IPACF), the new technology blocks threats to the gatekeeping computers, the Authentication Servers (AS), and so allows legitimate users with valid passwords to access private resources.
 
 
 
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