I am uncertain as to whether I should capitalize the following emboldened words:
"I mean we'll go for [Unintelligible] years without turnover in other areas: in asthma, in heart disease, in cancer, diabetes; and tobacco is always changing."
The speaker is referring to specific departments/groups within an orginization, and in context they are not so generic as saying or referring to, e.g., emergency room. The above sentence is verbatim.
Top answer
Hi, Based on your explanation. the use of capitals sounds like a good idea. Clive
— Clive
Hi, Based on your explanation.
the use of capitals sounds like a good idea.
Clive
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