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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Is the word "eligibilities" actually a word? I've come across it in a document at work, and it feels wrong to me. It is the title of a section of the document. The section lists the requirements to be eligible. Any help would be appreciated. I don't want to change it if it's correct. Thanks!
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Hi, Is the word "eligibilities" actually a word? I've come across it in a document at work, and it feels wrong to me. It is the title of a section of the document.
- Hi, Is the word "eligibilities" actually a word?
- I've come across it in a document at work, and it feels wrong to me.
- It is the title of a section of the document.
- The section lists the requirements to be eligible.
- Any help would be appreciated.
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Hi,
Is the word "eligibilities" actually a word? I've come across it in a document at work, and it feels wrong to me. It is the title of a section of the document. The section lists the requirements to be eligible. Any help would be appreciated. I don't want to change it if it's correct.
Since 'eligibility' is a word, I suppose you could say it
Is the word "eligibilities" actually a word? I've come across it in a document at work, and it feels wrong to me. It is the title of a section of the document. The section lists the requirements to be eligible. Any help would be appreciated. I don't want to change it if it's correct.
Since 'eligibility' is a word, I suppose you could say it
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