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James has a personal injury protection policy that covers medical expenses for each person in, on, around, or under his car. Each person can collect up to $50,000. James is involved in an accident, and three people are hurt. One person has $23,000 in medical expenses, one has $500 in medical expenses, and James himself has medical expenses totaling $70,000.
How much money must the insurance company pay out for these three people?
How much money must the insurance company pay out for these three people?
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