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extended coverage

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Extended Coverage Endorsement
An optional addition to a Standard Fire Policy that provides coverage for additional and more uncommon risks. Covered events include riots, explosions, airplane damage and so forth. One pays an additional premium for the extended coverage endorsement.

extended coverage
Insurance that covers specific risks not covered in a normal policy.


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