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IIRG
(redirected from Insurance Rating Group)

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IIRGInternational Information Retrieval Guild
IIRGInstitutional Investor Research Group (various locations)
IIRGInstitute for International Research in Glass (Sunderland, England, UK)
IIRGInterface Interest and Research Group (Indiana University)
IIRGInsurance Rating Group (insurance)
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Fuel economy is first class, the insurance rating Group 1 and with prices starting at pounds 6,745 Toyota is confident of appealing to the so-called urban youth scene.
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The new Mondeo also has the lowest insurance rating group eight so drivers can expect to pay around pounds 360 on average.
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There is some concern that these reserve deficiencies coupled with operating losses will affect capital adequacy within the title industry," added Gerald Glombicki, Director in Fitch's Insurance Rating Group.
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