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						4800 Under a policy that defines "total disability" as the insured's inability to perform the important duties of his/her occupation, an insured who was able to perform acts necessary to the prosecution of his business, constituting a substantial portion of the work connected with his employment, was not totally disabled.CitationHECHT v PAUL REVERE LIFE (Total Disability) 168 CA4 30 [See: Erreca v West States 19 C2 388] |  
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