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Lear purchased 100 shares of Biotech at $30 per share last year and sold the shares one year later for $24 per share. The shares split 2 for 1 shortly after Lear purchased the stock. If the stock paid $0.25 per share in dividends last year, what was Lear's holding period return?

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