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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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Do we have an effective PR strategy that brings media coverage year round?
In this case, Low Cost Pet Plan A will undoubtedly respond that it only covers just $500 for this "incident," but if your poor Chihuahua breaks his leg three more times during this coverage year, they''ll be happy to offer help then.
Sadly, I see the national daily newspapers are starting to reduce their dedicated racing staff and are cutting coverage year on year.
 
 
 
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