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We love you, too, James, but the methodology could work in the other direction as well. It's possible (as in the case of men committing 70+ percent of the crime) that the 31% of the agegroup who are in college might account for 70% of the alcohol deaths and injuries.
But, let's assume you are correct and that the 1400 number is high. At what number does it become OK? 1000? 700? 250?
Where does it start to the a problem instead of a statistic.
I think it's a problem now.
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