Both cotton and linen are associated with wrinkles. Linen fibers have a natural resin called lignan. At first, the fibers are stiff and crease easily. The wrinkles become smoother through handling and use. The Cotton plant yields fluffy fiber clusters called bolls.
Definition. A life insurance policy provision that calls for an additional payment, usually equal to the face amount of the insurance, in the event of accidental death. Also called double indemnity.
The Group Term Life benefit is paid in the event of the death of an employee from any cause. Accidental Death and Dismemberment affords coverage for specific losses sustained as a result of any injury, subject to certain time limitations and exclusions. Group Term Life/AD&D Plan Features: Dependent life available; Accelerated death benefit