health card
Britishnoun
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Mr Valli added: "She then goes on to say that if she were to get arrested she would 'play the mental health card'."
From BBC
Last year his wife's government health card, which covered $1,800 of health expenses, expired midway through her breast cancer treatment.
From BBC
He also outlined steps to promote agriculture, tourism, a housing finance scheme, a health card program, and small- and medium-sized industries.
From Seattle Times
Police said that evening that they had identified the items as the belongings of both missing men, including a health card and clothes of Pereira.
From Seattle Times
Then, over the weekend, the authorities found belongings of the two men, including clothes, a sandal, a bag and a health card.
From New York Times
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