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        "summary": "Judges in Florida and North Carolina have found that insurers' exclusions did not clearly define damages arising from the coronavirus or government orders.",
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        "title": "Court's denial of business interruption coverage unlikely to have far reach",
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        "summary": "A recent COVID-19 lawsuit decision might not have the impact insurers claim it will.",
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        "prettyDate": "July 20, 2020",
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        "summary": "There is good news for businesses damaged during the riots — insurance may cover your losses.",
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