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Students at a university are required to do an internship with one of four companies. Kraft Foods provides 20% of the internships, Hawaiian Airlines provides 30% of the internships, Enterprise provides 40% of the internships, and Big Island Candies provides 10% of the internships. What is the probability of a student interning at Hawaiian Airlines or Big Island Candies?

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