<span>Charcot–Marie–Tooth disease ................................</span>
Answer: The correct answer is D. None of the above
Explanation:
Although the first three alternatives may eventually contribute, none of them is a prerequisite for a successful marriage.
Living together before the wedding is meant to get to know each other better, but there is no indication that it will make the marriage last any longer. Likewise, religious and premarital counseling can help the couple, but without any guarantee. What makes the marriage successful is the couple's complicity, love, and tolerance for the defects they both have.
A rejected claim has been disallowed for the reason that of
errors. An insurance company might disregard a claim for the reason that a
medical billing specialist erroneously input patient or
cover information. Once a medical billing professional amends
the mistakes on a disallowed claim they can pass it again for dispensation with
an insurance company.
