Because of this reform, insurance companies have to cover basic preventative things like contraception, cancer screenings, prenatal care, with no extra cost.
Against this formidable competitor, uranium will struggle for many years to come especially with the extra cost and political handicap that Fukushima is bound to add.
As background, Italian law insists that all electronic items be sold with a no extra cost 2 year warranty (as do several other Southern EU countries).
Ultimately, though, there's only so much you can do to fine-tune a 20-year-old design, and one that was originally envisaged - let's not forget - to launch astronauts, with all the extra assurance and cost that human spaceflight entails.
For example, she cleans the kitchen sink with used tea leaves instead of regular detergent (less polluting and no extra cost), and polishes the crystal with a solution of soap and vinegar.
There is a huge amount of cost associated with keeping extra hardware and software around just for testing purposes.
But the field could develop fast, as prototype picosatellites can ride along with other missions at almost no extra cost.
Last April the U.K.-based Carphone Warehouse caused a stir when it announced it was offering "free broadband" by bundling an online connection with its phone service at no extra cost.
Our wholesale agreement with EE and Vodafone will keep the majority of Tube users connected for no extra cost and every Londoner and visitor can choose from affordable PAYG options with free, up-to-the-minute travel, news and entertainment for everyone.
Until the early 1970s stocks traded on a fixed commission set by the NYSE, up to 2% each way (or 4% in and out) of the total value of the shares being traded, with extra fees for smaller transactions sometimes doubling the cost.
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As it had to be built with bomb and bulletproof parts the local faithful contributed to the extra cost.
People without insurance might get it, people with insurance might get different treatment and extra taxes to handle the cost.
The traditional system continues to be used as before, with the ABC structure an extra to be called upon when specific cost information is required to help make a particular decision.
At no extra cost every burger can be personalized and anointed with toppings and condiments from a list of fifteen add-ons that range from the mayo, onion and pickles to hot sauce, grilled mushrooms and Jalapeno peppers.
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Touch sensing helps increase product lifetimes by eliminating mechanical wear and tear associated with buttons and switches, while minimizing system cost by saving an extra IC in the design.
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No extra cost for the programming, which is available to all with Total Choice programming including local channels, but it might also be a good time to upgrade to the new HR20 DVR.
Unlike the iPad and some Android tablets, neither Surface can be ordered with built-in cellular connectivity, though the Pro can accept extra-cost plug-in cellular modems and, like competing tablets, it can be wirelessly tethered to a cellphone or stand-alone cellular modem.
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Compulsory saving, by contrast, loads the cost on to today's workers, in effect with an extra tax.
The solutions are in capping the total cost so that the providers get no extra revenue from playing with the bill details.
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However, NICE says that the cost to the NHS of dealing with "hypos" - many of which require hospitalisation - justify the extra cost.
The project has been mired in controversy since it started two years ago over the extra cost NHS trusts have to bear to train staff and cope with delays in the implementation of various software.
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From March 2010, all new Nokia GPS-enabled smartphones will come installed with the new Ovi Maps application and pre-loaded with local country map data and walk and drive navigation with access to location-aware Lonely Planet and Michelin travel guides at no extra cost.
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Now add on costs for content, such as those soccer goals and the cost of subsidizing those video phones-including a couple of extra batteries with each phone.
Doctors may feel the drug provides little extra benefit compared with an existing heart failure drug, spironolactone, for a much higher cost, notes Eric Topol, chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic.
But the trouble with insuring to the maximum is that, at some point, the cost of the extra insurance against global warming rises so fast that the premium in forgone growth and so on becomes more painful than the catastrophe it is intended to insure against.
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner combines a 50 percent carbon-composite structure with advanced engines, aerodynamics and other improvements to save one-fifth of its fuel at no extra cost.
According to analysts, this extra cost could derail President Rousseff's plans to cut electricity rates by 20% with a knock-on effect for Brazil's economy, which last year saw sluggish growth.
We also provide hands-on professional services and dedicated customer support for no extra cost as part of the premium offering for mid to large companies that need help with structured roll-outs, implementing best practices, integration, training, management and measurement, etc.
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Extra toilets bump up the cost of an at home wedding even further, she said, with water, sewage and power costs.
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