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...industry wants all of America to pick up the tab." Insurers deny the charge. Says Edward Young, a group vice president at Allstate: "Rates in Georgia aren't going up because Florida had a hurricane." Another question is whether regulators will allow insurers to charge more in order to replenish their surplus capital. Property-casualty insurers in the U.S. have a total of $160 billion in surplus capital. Analysts estimate that the firms will need to set aside an additional $40 billion in capital to replenish reserves after this year's stretch of disasters. While most firms will be able...
...University officials are researching ways to replenish Harvard's tree supply, investigating disease resistant tree species with elm-esque tall trunks and full canopies...
...University officials are researching ways to replenish Harvard's tree supply, investigating disease resistant tree species with elm-esque tall trunks and full canopies...
...across a gleaming white bridge that spans the Guadalquivir River in Seville. On one / side, near the monastery where Christopher Columbus was once buried, rise the extravagant pavilions of the Universal Exposition. There, 250 fountains gurgle, 325,000 newly planted trees and shrubs shade the weary, and 96 restaurants replenish the hungry. But once over the bridge, sidewalks crumble and the highway dead-ends in a stinking garbage dump known as El Vacie. Within earshot of Expo 92's loudspeakers, 500 Sevillians elbow one another for their daily water ration from a small fountain...
Simply defined, sports drinks replenish the fluid, minerals and energy lost during exercise. Long familiar to athletes, Gatorade has become highly visible to sports fans, in the form of the ubiquitous large green-and-orange vats of the drink in dugouts or near team benches at major league events. Hardly a postgame interview passes without a shot of the MVP taking a sip from a paper cup labeled "Gatorade," which is, after all, the official sports drink of major league baseball, the N.F.L., the N.B.A. and the National Hockey League. "Gatorade defines the category," says Jesse Meyers, publisher of Beverage...