Safety supervisors and workers' compensation boards have to deal with claims of repetitive strain injuries. Repetitive strain injuries
A) account for a clear majority of all time-loss claims.
B) are injuries that are not work-related.
C) account for nearly half of all time-loss claims.
D) account for one-quarter of all time-loss claims.
E) are very rare.

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Repetitive strain injuries account for nearly half of all time-loss claims, as stated in the sentence "Safety supervisors and workers' compensation boards have to deal with claims of repetitive strain injuries."

Safety Supervisors and Workers' Compensation Boards Have to Deal with Claims