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Houston, Inc., pays the regular hourly rate for the first 40 hours worked, time and a half for hours 41 through 48, and double time for all hours in excess of 48. Jason Wells worked 49 hours this week. His regular hourly rate is $9.20. Compute Well's total earnings.

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