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In order to count up from $12.35 to $19.35, how many one-dollar bills would she get back in change? Once she has counted up to $19.35, how many quarters would she need to count up to $19.85? Now that she has counted up to $19.85, how many nickels get her to $20? . How much change should she receive in all?
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