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Old 06-Jan-2006, 16:10
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How do I punctuate the following sentence:

Dr. Who inidicated he is unable to provide timeframes at this time as to when he would be capeable of returning to light or regular work activities or when he would be done with his post surgical treatment.
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Old 07-Jan-2006, 05:54
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The simplest way would be to stick a comma after 'activities'. How would you punctuate it?
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Old 07-Jan-2006, 08:09
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I agree with tdol.
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