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The document lists prices for various items in both US dollars and Japanese yen. A Ford 150 truck costs $25,575 in the US and $2,136,610 in JPY. A dining room table and 4 chairs set costs $1799.99 in the US and $15,036.9 in JPY. Two boarding passes cost $18 in the US and $1,503.78 in JPY. Daycare costs $8,150 in the US and $680,876 in JPY.
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