Which pairing of endorsement to covered loss is CORRECT?
Explanation
A Service Line endorsement covers the homeowner's privately owned underground utility lines (water, sewer, electrical, gas, communications) running from the public main to the home, including the cost of excavation. Identity Theft endorsements typically pay RECOVERY expenses (lost wages, attorney fees, notarization) - not the stolen funds themselves. Equipment Breakdown covers sudden mechanical or electrical failure, never normal wear and tear.
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