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Last year during the July 4th holiday, Americans ate about 150,000,000 hot dogs. Over the entire year, Americans ate a total of about 2×1010 hot dogs. Compute how many times greater the total number of hot dogs eaten by Americans last year was than the number of hot dogs eaten during the 4th of July holiday. Round your answer to the nearest one.

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