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A Northeast Airline gate agent, Chip Gilliken, gives out seat assignments to ticketed passengers. He takes an average of 50 seconds per passenger and is rated 115% in performance.

A typical agent is expected to take __ seconds to make the seat assignments (round your response to one decimal place).

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