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Companies, of course, could still pay the premiums for their workers.

In the fall of 1998, office space is at a premium.

The government would pay at least half of their premiums.

He did not say how much the premium would be.

And premiums are not the only health care cost going up.

But now space is at a premium, the director of development.

So you could not just be talking about the first premium.

If you're getting all the money he said, you can pay the premium!

No company is known to have cut its premiums after the decision.

What is the average premium for the small group market in a state?

The government would pay part of the cost, or the premium, in either case.

And the company has turned away some business, saying premiums are not high enough.

Why pay high premiums for services that you will never use?

The over-71 premiums are higher than the others, of course.

You should also ask about the chance of an increase in premiums.

Does that mean even before they pay their first premium?

All they've got to pay now is the premium, not the price.

How much of a premium do you have to pay for it?

But the issue of premiums may be the wrong one to focus on.

I think it can certainly trade at a 30 percent premium to the market, perhaps higher.

They could not know that before the morning was over space in the office would be at a premium.

Thus premiums in this market are much higher than average.

To create better jobs, we need to bring premiums under control.

But few of us feel better off when health insurance premiums go up.

Simply put, all premiums have been and were always paid.