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Melanie and melissa are sharing the cost of a pizza party. melanie is buying 2 pizzas for $14.00 each and 3 orders of garlic bread for $4.00 each. melissa is paying $21.00 for napkins, paper plates, and sodas. she is bringing the dessert which costs $8.00 to make. how much more money is melanie spending than melissa?
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