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Should sounds like American researchers are recommending that every 26 seconds a person in the US should experience a coronary event. Clearly wrong for me.
A coronary event will strike one person once in every 26 seconds. This is monstrous.
D is the answer for me. The given OA is wrong I believe.
A coronary event will strike one person once in every 26 seconds. This is monstrous.
D is the answer for me. The given OA is wrong I believe.
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It sounds awkward, but I think it's used as in: "Should you require any further information..."
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Apologies OA is infact D
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BUt can somebody explain y its not E
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BUt can somebody explain y its not E
