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One out of a thousand - Wondering

Posted: Apr 06, 2010

How do y'all transcribe "one out of a thousand" as in "one out of a thousand risk"? 1:1000? 1/1000? 1 out of 1000?

thanks!

1/1000 sm - Val

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This is what I was told.

thanks nm - Wondering

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