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For some Sandy victims, insurance falls short

By David B. Caruso | October 21, 2013 - 5:47am

Many homeowners who got slammed by Superstorm Sandy are finding their flood insurance checks are nowhere near large enough to cover their repairs, and consumer advocates put some of the blame on errors by the multitude...

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