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Neha goes to a toy store with some money. She can buy 60 dolls or 20 robots with the money with her. However, instead of spending the entire amount, she saves 5% of the amount for candies and buys 8 robots and some dolls. Find the percentage of number of dolls she can purchase now out of the initial number of dolls she could have purchased.
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