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A customer in a department store slipped and fell on a recently waxed floor, sustaining a serious injury. The customer sued the store for negligence. At trial, the evidence showed that the store's employee had failed to place a 'wet floor' sign in the area. However, security footage showed that the customer was texting on their phone and not looking where they were walking when the fall occurred. The jury found the customer's total damages to be $80,000 and apportioned fault at 50% for the customer and 50% for the store. The jurisdiction has a modified comparative negligence statute that bars a plaintiff's claim if the plaintiff's fault is 'as great as' the defendant's fault.
What amount is the customer entitled to recover? Select one.
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