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The document contains data on base amounts, impacts, and actual totals across 6 categories. The base amount is 1000 in the first table and increases by 1000 due to impacts of +200, -300, +400, -250, and +275, resulting in an actual total of 1325. In the second table, the base is 1000, impacts range from -2200 to +1900, and the actual total this year is 12000, double the base amount.
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