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Jamie and Mark each bought a raffle ticket for a draw of 125 tickets total. The first ticket drawn wins the prize of the winner's choice and is removed from the draw. The holder of the second ticket drawn wins the remaining prize. Find the probability that Jamie and Mark both win prizes.
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