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Melissa Salesperson Smith Jack Edens Chloe Tew Harris Hunter Mason Moak Total 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 Jan-Mar Jan-Mar 562.30 546.78 214.46 475.16 415.79 2214.49 AprilJune 1,556.00 1,274.00 1,786.68 456.10 487.40 5,560.18 JulySept 456.46 456.64 464.78 467.78 467.46 2313.12 Total to Date 2574.94 2277.24 2465.92 1399.04 1370.65 20175.58 Melissa Smith Jack Edens C hloe Tew Harris Hunter Mason Moak Total...
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Melissa Salesperson Smith Jack Edens Chloe Tew Harris Hunter Mason Moak Total
3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 Jan-Mar
Jan-Mar 562.30 546.78 214.46 475.16 415.79 2214.49
AprilJune 1,556.00 1,274.00 1,786.68 456.10 487.40 5,560.18
JulySept 456.46 456.64 464.78 467.78 467.46 2313.12
Total to Date 2574.94 2277.24 2465.92 1399.04 1370.65 20175.58
Melissa Smith Jack Edens C hloe Tew Harris Hunter Mason Moak Total
April-June
July-S ept
Total to Date
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North-West Uni. - MDE - 345
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North-West Uni. - MDE - 345
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