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Sam started with 275 chocolates, and Jim had 35 chocolates more than Sam. Each consumed a portion of their chocolates—Sam ate 20% of his, and Jim ate 30% of his. After indulging, how many more or fewer chocolates does Sam have compared to Jim?
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