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Page 167
... cover and other factors whose effects are assigned numerical values between 0.65 and 1.00 . Several studies have indicated that there is a gradual in- crease in water temperature at depth after ice - cover for- mation . This has been ...
... cover and other factors whose effects are assigned numerical values between 0.65 and 1.00 . Several studies have indicated that there is a gradual in- crease in water temperature at depth after ice - cover for- mation . This has been ...
Page 169
... cover as it does in lakes , and of the in- creased discharge accompanying snowmelt and spring rains . As river levels rise and flow velocities increase , the weakened ice is broken loose and begins to move down- stream . As the ice cover ...
... cover as it does in lakes , and of the in- creased discharge accompanying snowmelt and spring rains . As river levels rise and flow velocities increase , the weakened ice is broken loose and begins to move down- stream . As the ice cover ...
Page 650
... covers losses only from undiscovered defects . In contrast to most insurance policies , which cover losses occurring during the policy term , title insurance covers only losses that have already occurred but are not known . Without ...
... covers losses only from undiscovered defects . In contrast to most insurance policies , which cover losses occurring during the policy term , title insurance covers only losses that have already occurred but are not known . Without ...
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