Natural Loss

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Natural Loss

A loss occurring from an act of God. Examples of events that may cause natural losses include tornados, earthquakes and floods. Insurance may mitigate natural losses.

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Norms of natural losses of grain and products of its processing during storage at grain depots and grain processing enterprises have been approved and the Procedure of calculation of standards of natural losses of grain and products of its processing during storage at grain depots and grain processing enterprises.

Ukraine : Norms of natural losses of grain at its storage in warehouses are established

"Natural losses amounted to 673 thousand tons," she added.

Kyrgyzstan produced 1.5 million tons of potatoes in 2018

Failure to hold global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) or less, compared to pre-industrial times, would likely lead to worsening water and food shortages, rising poverty, more destructive disasters and accelerating natural losses, scientists warned.

Failure to slow climate change threatens 'every country'

Juliet fell pregnant twice more, in November 2015 and February 2016, both of which ended in natural losses around the six-week mark.

Words cannot describe the pain of losing your unborn child..some folk say you can't miss what you never had.. THEY'RE WRONG; SPEAKING OUT ONE DAD WRITES ABOUT THE AGONY OF MISCARRIAGE; Sports writer MICHAEL McEWAN tells how he and his wife endured the pain of three miscarriages before experiencing the joy of their daughter's birth

In a study measuring PGD in 1,723 college students who had experienced either sudden and violent or natural losses, Joseph Currier, PhD, and his colleagues found that the violence of the loss, not the suddenness, predicted the increased PGD risk (Death Stud.

Belonging and grieving: lessons from Orlando

Gwent Police said there have been natural losses from the Specials when people have been recruited to the regular service and said they are always looking for new volunteers.

'Start of new chapter' for the Special Constabulary

Excessive fertility is a built-in feature of their species, an anticipation of natural losses. Severe attrition of their numbers is actually essential for habitat preservation as well as the welfare of their own and other species.

Fawns alone, not deserted

This increase in natural losses does not appear to have occurred in the northern stocks.

The status of the southern New England lobster stock

That's a tall order, but some studies suggest in heavily trapped areas, the combination of natural losses and fall trapping could amount to 40 percent of the coyote population.

Coyotes: dogs of destruction

In fact, the natural losses will most certainly be compensated for by an equal number of immigrants over the next four decades, a figure that cannot be too disturbing for America or Canada, where almost everybody has a migration background.

Europe's real demographic challenge

Painting Rain repeatedly rhymes human with natural losses and seeks to heal the damage.

Painting Rain

Gary Pruitt attributed half of the McClatchy decrease to the culling of third-party circulation and the typical run rate, meaning the natural losses in circulation due to readers flocking to the Internet for news.