Charlotte A. Pitcher v. Principal Mutual Life Insurance Company

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• “The fact that the parties disagree does not prove, of course, that the policy is ambiguous. But the disagreements among the district court and the panel members . . . show that there is room for reasonable argument about how to apply the policy phrase” at issue.

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