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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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incapcitated at %
Can you incapacitate someone at a percent?
The gangster hit me so hard that I was incapacitated at 70%.
After sustaining an injury to his knee while working on a machine, the client was initially incapacitated at 70%. (how do you give percentages?)
Thank you
The gangster hit me so hard that I was incapacitated at 70%.
After sustaining an injury to his knee while working on a machine, the client was initially incapacitated at 70%. (how do you give percentages?)
Thank you
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I would use the percentage as an adjective (no "at") The gangster hit me so hard that I was 70 percent incapacitated. You can do this in both cases.
- I would use the percentage as an adjective (no "at") The gangster hit me so hard that I was 70 percent incapacitated.
- You can do this in both cases.
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I would use the percentage as an adjective (no "at")
The gangster hit me so hard that I was 70 percent incapacitated.
You can do this in both cases.
The gangster hit me so hard that I was 70 percent incapacitated.
You can do this in both cases.
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