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Many people rely on home insurance to protect themselves from accidents and disasters.
Sometimes, the worst misfortunes come from inside the home!
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expensive damage to homes and possessions. One home insurance company located in the UK listed
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It's common to see excited pooches knocking over things. Some insurance cases were related to
dogs knocking over paint cans, bleach bottles, or buckets of water. Dogs have knocked over and broken
costly pieces of technology like televisions and laptops. One dog even managed to accidentally turn
on the tap in the kitchen sink while the owner was away, 13 the house and causing thousands
of pounds' worth of damage. While some damage involving canine antics isn't covered by home
insurance policies,
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第16至20題為題組 (1)
From April 2022, big changes began coming to Japanese schools. For many years, Japan's
students had lived with some of the world's strictest dress codes. The rules for public school pupils
