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surcharge
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surcharge,
(in the United States) an additional fee charged to health plan enrollees for benefits not provided in the health plan contract.

surcharge,
n a stated dollar amount paid to the dental professional by the beneficiary in addition to other reimbursement received by third-party payers.


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Japan's two largest airlines said that they may scrap their fuel surcharges on international flights, a move they hope will boost demand during the recession.
Sun Chemical North America, including Canada, implemented energy/material surcharges on inks effective July 14, 2008.
Although 19 holiday firms - mostly operating to Spain - are said to be seeking permission from the Association of British Travel Agents to impose surcharges on holiday packages, Thomas Cook are currently promising all their brands will be surcharge-free this summer.
 
 
 
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