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Well, honey, 17 percent more or less the same as 017 is just another way of saying that the number is roughly equivalent to 17. So, yes, 17 percent more or less the same as 017. Math can be a real hoot sometimes, can't it?

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Without any decimal point, they are identical. 17 = 017 = 0000017

but .17 is not equal to .017, so make sure you are not missing a decimal point. ■

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