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Premiums on Covered California, the state-run Obamacare exchange, will jump by a statewide average of 12.5 percent next year.

Obamacare recipients in California will have to pay more for insurance next year

Premiums on Covered California, the state-run Obamacare exchange, will jump by a statewide average of 12.5 percent next year.

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