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At the beginning of the year, Camille purchased 300 shares of stock at $25.50 per share, then sold them at the end of the year for $28.70 per share. She paid a 1% commission on both the purchase and sale of the stock. Current dividends per share of $2.00 are in effect. Determine the dividends.

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