A sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury.
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Western MacArthur sued USF&G and two other insurers in 1993 seeking indemnification.
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It also said indemnification claims were more than the amount held in escrow.
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Among the changes they are seeking is indemnification against judicial decisions against them.
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There is not only the remission by indemnification but the remission by abnegation.
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The aristocracy consented to it, because we had guaranteed full indemnification.
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They would, both of them, have called aloud for immediate indemnification.
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Gad, if I inherit nothing else, they'll have lots of that for indemnification.
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The elder, however, had some indemnification for his cautious silence.
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Under all these circumstances, we had a right to demand substantial satisfaction and indemnification.
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And then whom were they to look to for indemnification?
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What indemnification is one great man for populations of pigmies!
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Hosts will have a hard time collecting indemnification from the shallow pockets of hackathon participants.
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Concerning future indemnification for these losses, Professor Zolla writes:
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Subsequently, having received an indemnification from Mr O'Brien, Prof Andersen agreed to give evidence last year.
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THE Department of Justice has conceded indemnification to the State's coroners, according to a Department spokeswoman.
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Only, as these were severe upon lovers, the innocence of their meetings demanded indemnification in frequency.