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4-17-2018

3:26 PM: CHANGE $0.46 – ITEMS 6 – INVOICE# 2216 – TOTAL $20.54

3:43 PM (15:42:56): TOTAL $13.40 – ITEMS 10 – INVOICE# 2225

3:55 PM (15:55:12): TOTAL $35.05 – ITEMS 15 – INVOICE# 2233

5:20 PM (17:19:57): TOTAL $20.46 – ITEMS 4 – INVOICE# 2852

3:08 PM: TOTAL $20.45 – CASH $25.00 – CHANGE $4.55 – ITEMS 5 – INVOICE# 2205

3:10 PM: CHANGE $4.44 – ITEMS 4 – INVOICE# 2207 – TOTAL $10.56 – CASH $15.00

3:17 PM (15:17:16): TOTAL $140.71 – ITEMS 56 – INVOICE# 2211

3:13 PM (15:13:10): ITEMS 13 – TOTAL $44.14 – INVOICE# 2209

8:57 PM (20:57:40): TOTAL $71.57

8:45 PM (20:45:41): ITEMS 13 – TOTAL $33.47 – INVOICE# 6733

5:16 PM (17:16:17): ITEMS 14 – TOTAL $42.98 – INVOICE# 2850

2:38 PM (14:38:08): ITEMS 38 – TOTAL $116.21 – INVOICE# 6645

8:09 PM (20:09:15): TOTAL $162.83 – ITEMS 62 – SUBTOTAL $162.30 – STATE TAX 1 $0.53 – INVOICE# 4971

5:11 PM (17:10:57): TOTAL $57.30 – ITEMS 20

4-18-2018

3:22 PM (15:22:39): TOTAL $81.14 – INVOICE# 2314 – ITEMS 26

3:45 PM (15:44:59): STATE TAX 1 $0.44 – SUBTOTAL $12.95 – ITEMS 5 – INVOICE# 6907

3:17 PM (15:16:50): ITEMS 7 – INVOICE# 2311 – DEBIT $59.03

3:13 PM: CHANGE $0.06 (6 Cents/ Sense/ Sens8) – ITEMS 6 – CASH $16.00 – TOTAL $15.94 – INVOICE# 2308

5:19 PM: TOTAL $41.15 – ITEMS 15 – INVOICE# 6944

12:25 PM – STATE TAX 1 $0.25 – INVOICE# 6800 – TOTAL $196.68 – SUBTOTAL $196.43 – ITEMS 67

12:01 PM (12:01:51): ITEMS 21 – TOTAL $42.12 – INVOICE# 2970

12:42 PM: TOTAL $23.55 – ITEMS 5 – INVOICE# 2975

3:30 PM (15:30:39): INVOICE# 2320 – ITEMS 22 – TOTAL $71.12 – SUBTOTAL $70.62

12:46 PM (12:46:44): SUBTOTAL $56.88 – INVOICE# 6805 – STATE TAX 1 $0.72 – TOTAL $57.60

11:23 AM (11:23:44): TOTAL $35.45 – ITEMS 16 – INVOICE# 2961 – SUBTOTAL $34.64 – STATE TAX 1 $0.81

11:27 AM (11:27:26): ITEMS 26 – STATE TAX 1 $0.25 – SUBTOTAL $55.94 – TOTAL $56.19 – INVOICE# 2964

5:14 PM (17:14:05): TOTAL $18.14

5:16 PM (17:15:55) TOTAL $15.91 – ITEMS 4 – INVOICE# 6941

5:07 PM (17:07:26): TOTAL $51.17 – ITEMS 23 – INVOICE# 6933

4:13 PM (16:13:33): TOTAL $21.40 – SUBTOTAL $21.12 – ITEMS 8 – STATE TAX 1 $0.28 – INVOICE# 5097

4:29 PM: ITEMS 21 – CHANGE $10.21 – CASH $41.00 – TOTAL $30.79

VATICAN CITY, VATICAN – MAY 01: Ageneral view of St. Peter’s Square during John Paul II Beatification Ceremony held by Pope Benedict XVI on May 1, 2011 in Vatican City, Vatican. The ceremony marking the beatification and the last stages of the process to elevate Pope John Paul II to sainthood was led by his successor Pope Benedict XI and attended by tens of thousands of pilgrims alongside heads of state and dignitaries. (Photo by Elisabetta Villa/Getty Images)

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BARIYARPUR, NEPAL – NOVEMBER 28: A group of devotees elevate as a blessing their traditional kukri knifes before the beginning of the animal sacrifices during the celebration of the Gadhimai festival on November 28, 2014 in Bariyarpur, Nepal. Over two million people attended this year’s Gadhimai festival in Nepal’s Bara Disctrict. Held every five years at the Gadhimai temple of Bariyarpur, the festival is the world’s largest slaughter of animals, during which between thousands of water buffaloes, pigs, goats, chickens, rats and pigeons are slaughtered in order to please Gadhimai, the Goddess of Power. (Photo by Omar Havana/Getty Images)