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Which situation always warrants calling 911 A. You are alone with injured person B you are not sure whether the condition is serious C. The hospital is mote than 10 miles away. D a bone could be broken Which situation always warrants calling 911 A. You are alone with injured person B you are not sure whether the condition is serious C. The hospital is mote than 10 miles away. D a bone could be broken

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