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If the store pays $2 for a Halloween mask and marks up the price by 35%, we can calculate the amount of the mark-up as follows:

Mark-up percentage = 35%

Cost of the mask = $2

Mark-up amount = Mark-up percentage x Cost of the mask

Mark-up amount = 0.35 x $2

Mark-up amount = $0.70

Therefore, the amount of the mark-up is $0.70. The store sells the Halloween mask for $2.70 ($2 + $0.70 mark-up).

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