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The actual cost of the meeting was $28.817.41. This was slightly above the projected expenses by $953.91 due to some travelers driving instead of flying? Travelers also sought lodging in the Washington, D.C. area due to lack of availability at the Seidman Center. Though there were 2 fewer attendees, food cost remained the same as it was pre-ordered for this event. Attendees arranged and paid for their
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