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Dylan has $14.00 to spend at the book fair. He decides to buy two paperbacks for $4.50 each. Then, he sees some sticker books. At most, how much can he spend on sticker books?
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Dylan has $14.00 to spend at the book fair. He decides to buy two paperbacks for $4.50 each. Then, he sees some sticker books. At most, how much can he spend on sticker books?
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