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The credit balance in ABC Agency's Unexpended Appropriations at the beginning of its current fiscal year was $42,000, and the credit balance in ABC Agency's Cumulative Results of Operations at the beginning of its current fiscal year was $8,000. In its year end closing entries, ABC Agency debited Appropriations Used for $387,000 and credited Appropriations Realized for $406,000. In addition, the net costs of operations for ABC Agency for its current fiscal year were $367,000. What is the total net position for ABC Agency at the end of its current fiscal year?
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