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4 +1 | everything wrapped and packed |
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5 | blankets |
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5 | couverture means sheet , there is nothing to do with insurance packing in this in this |
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everything wrapped and packed Explanation: I believe they just refer to wrapping before packing. |
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blankets Explanation: Nothing to do with insurance: it's just plain old blankets wrapped around furniture, which is a cheaper removal option that full-service packing. Used for short trips, as opposed to "déplacements de plus grande envergure". Frequent mover |
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couverture means sheet , there is nothing to do with insurance packing in this in this Explanation: We offer for poeple moving at reduce budget...standard packing ( packing under sheets )or for your travel like full-scale ..we offer higher service range. Reference: http://www.geocities.com/etoilemagique_2000/night_vision.htm... Reference: http://[email protected] |
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