Sentences with phrase «means get a second opinion»

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That means clearing your schedule when you're going to meet someone, notifying friends about your search, and getting that important second opinion of who you're talking to.

Even if it means calling a friend, there is nothing wrong with getting a second opinion.

Get a second opinion: A certified car is still a used vehicle — and that means its brakes, tires and exhaust will all have some wear.

Just because someone refers, they advertise a lot, or appear to be quoting a super low rate or closing cost doesn't mean they are the best for you, or that you shouldn't shop or get a second opinion.

And realize that getting a second opinion and even taking your pet to another vet does not mean you'll need to switch permanently, especially if you've gone to a veterinary specialist.

Which means, you really should get a second opinion when it comes to determining if you can qualify for a term life insurance policy.