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Black-Listing
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Black-Listing
A popular term for the refusal of insurers to cover high-risk persons—e.g., those with heart disease, family history of cancer, etc. —or high-risk occupations—aka industry screening
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Regarding the blacklist, which was announced recently, he said the response from individuals who may merit blacklisting in the future has been positive.
Picky jobseekers placed on blacklist for six months by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
Byline: DAVE ANDERSON ONE of the most abiding memories for many workers in the 1970s and 1980s was the blacklisting of trade unionists, primarily based on the activities of the so-called Economic League, a shadowy organisation.
Blacklisting must be stamped out by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
I don't think we have seen Hong Kong needing to be covered by blacklisting," said Adair Turner, chairman of the UK's Financial Services Authority.
UK opposes blacklisting HK as tax-haven by International Business Times - US ed.
 
 
 
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