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Thirty-four steel boxes are used for a certain wiring job. In each box, five 1-inch holes are drilled. In twenty-three of the boxes, two 1 3/4 -inch holes are drilled, and the remaining boxes have three 1 1/2-inch holes drilled in them. How many holes are drilled in all the boxes?

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