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The amounts indicated pertain to Royal Fairmont’s trading debt investments, which were purchased on 1/1/21: Cost: $16,000 12/31/21 Fair Value: $15,000 12/31/22 Fair Value: $11,000 The amount included in 2022 Comprehensive Income will be:

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