Insurance exclusions are specific conditions, perils, or scenarios explicitly listed in a policy contract where coverage does not apply. Common examples include intentional acts or fraud, losses resulting from war or nuclear hazards, standard wear and tear or gradual property deterioration, damage caused by earthquakes or floods unless specific regional riders are added, and injuries sustained while participating in illegal activities or high-risk unapproved extreme sports during travel or life insurance underwriting.
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