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Insurers have given no estimate of the cost, and lost trade may not be covered by policies. The government's count of damaged shops doubled from about 1,500 on Sunday to 3,000 on Monday. France's new riot insurance scheme isn't ready, so shopkeepers must rely on their own policies.
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