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The ratio one to ten (1:10) means "one for every ten." Isn't that the same as "one in eleven"?

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by whateverwhatever on December 12th, 2010
OKAY, I looked these pathetic things up because im playing a game called "METAL GEAR ONLINE" Trying to achieve a rank. I need a 6-1 KDR (Kill Death Ratio) So... If ANYONE can help me with that. That'd be greatly appreciated..
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