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coverage [′kəvĀ·rij]
(communications)
(graphic arts)
In microfilming, the portion of a document plane included in the lens field.

coverage
1. A measure of the area over which a gallon of paint may be spread at a given thickness, usually expressed as square feet per gallon at 1 mil dry film.
2. The amount of surface that can be covered by a particular amount of roofing material.
3. The ratio of the area of the footprint of a building to the total area of the site on which it is located.


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Most states have mandatory insurance laws, but sometimes this mandatory insurance coverage only requires "liability" coverage.
In Miami Beach, the State of Florida requires every condominium association to provide and maintain an extensive insurance coverage for the owners, units and the building.
Meanwhile, the number of people without coverage in the state grew by 18 percent since 2000, up to 133,000 in New Hampshire compared to 113,000 eight years earlier.
 
 
 
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