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Kristina, Liz, and Heather all made cookies. Kristina made 1.8 dozen less than 6 times as many dozen as Heather. Liz made 2.7 dozen more than 5 times as many dozen as Heather. If Kristina and Liz made the same number of cookies, how many dozen cookies did Heather make?

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