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A survey asked 816 college freshmen whether they had been to a movie or eaten in a restaurant during the past week. The following information was obtained: 383 freshmen had been to neither a movie nor a restaurant, and 268 had been to a movie. If 94 of those who had been to a movie had not been to a restaurant, how many of the surveyed freshmen had been to the following?
both a movie and a restaurant
a movie or a restaurant
a restaurant
a restaurant but not a movie
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