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As Losses Top 66 Percent Will Texas Soon Bench the Benchmark System? Personal auto losses increased last year in 35 of 51 markets across the country, making for an average pure loss ratio of 65.6 percent, the highest level since 1992, when the ratio was at 65.4 percent. In Texas, the 1999 loss ratio was a percentage point above the national ...

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