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There are 14 entrees available at a restaurant. From these, Archie is to choose 5 for...

There are 14 entrees available at a restaurant. From these, Archie is to choose 5 for his party. How many groups of  5 entrees can he choose, assuming that the order of the entrees chosen does not matter?

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