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In relation to risk, an insurable risk is one for which insurance can be bought in the market (for a fee usually known as a premium). | In relation to risk, an insurable risk is one for which insurance can be bought in the market (for a fee usually known as a premium). | ||
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In relation to risk, an insurable risk is one for which insurance can be bought in the market (for a fee usually known as a premium).
