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rebates
The grooves formed on each side of the keel, stem, or stern-post, to receive the planks. (See RABBET.)
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of rebates in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of rebates in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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We (Novartis) pay almost 50 percent of our gross revenues in the United States into rebates, if you return those rebates to patients, so patients pay less out of pocket, I think that is something that makes a lot of sense and will correct a distortion in the marketplace.
That reflects the new dynamics in the marketplace, where we have heightened competition in several major therapy areas, including diabetes, with manufacturers taking price concessions through rebates.
It's good the industry is broadly participating in these credits, however, all of these discounts, rebates and credits are still dimes on the dollar compared to how much profit Covid-19 is likely to deliver to auto insurance companies.
At the end of the day, while we support getting rid of rebates, we won't put seniors at risk for premiums going up.
I think this presents an interesting way to think about reaching people who may not have traditional bank accounts, however, while I don't know everything necessary to make such a partnership happen, it may not be feasible for the government to enter into those agreements, match data, and all the other steps that would be necessary to harness an app for the recovery rebates any quicker than it would take to process and send them directly.
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