biller
Britishnoun
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However, Arthur Biller, a lawyer from the Colorado Attorney General’s office, has argued the merger would cost Colorado consumers as much as $500 million a year because of a lack of competition, according to the “Denver Post.”
From Salon
“The merger of these two firms would mean the loss of competition and have a devastating effect on Colorado,” Biller said in court, noting that the two companies account for at least 50% of supermarket sales in Colorado.
From Salon
Tricare took three months to begin paying me because the requirements of its subcontractor, Humana, Inc., to enroll with a new payment system were opaque even for my professional biller.
From Salon
She began bodybuilding and became a fitness instructor before transitioning into a career as a medical biller.
From New York Times
David Biller in Rio de Janeiro, and Angela Charlton in Paris, contributed to this report.
From Seattle Times
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