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Number of employees in company D is approximately how much percent less than the number of employees in company B?
Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions: The pie chart given below shows the percentage distribution of the number of employees joined in four different companies in March. The table shows the number of employees till February in each of the company and number of employees left in November in each company. Note: No employee left or joins in any company in any month other than the given data. Number of employee remains at the end of November in company D is 1120.
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