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With a volcano grumbling for two years, people in Montserrat need insurance badly.
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The problem in Montserrat, simply put, is that volcanoes can sputter for years.
ECONOMIST: Erupting risks
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Yife dropped out of med school after only one year and went to work helping his father run the Montserrat school.
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Maarten after a volcanic eruption on Montserrat in 1995, is now considered among the top 3 of 30 medical schools in the Caribbean.
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Law enforcers had been sniffing around Sir Allen since the late 1990s, after he lost his banking licence in Montserrat, another Caribbean island.
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Kitts, Nevis, Montserrat and Antigua were under a tropical storm watch.
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The Montserrat Building Society holds most of the island's home loans.
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He found the best real estate deal on teeny Montserrat.
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The Vere Bird government welcomed an as-yet unknighted Mr Stanford to Antigua in the late 1980s after the authorities in the British overseas territory of Montserrat closed his offshore bank.
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For Montserrat, a tiny British island in the Caribbean, not even a devastating hurricane and multiple volcanic eruptions have proved enough to win unconditional assistance from its imperial rulers in Whitehall.
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Brunei, Montserrat, Turks and Caicos for a time.
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Just ask the leaders of Montserrat.
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Marcus Rowland, who recently retired as CEO of a drilling outfit, for example, relocated from Oklahoma and in 2011 bought a more than 8, 000-square-foot, five-bedroom, five-bathroom Mediterranean spread, complete with an entertainment room and a pool, in Fort Worth's gated community of Montserrat.
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Montserrat Martell, Oficial a Cargo.
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