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A sharp drop in shares of mega-miner BHP Billiton Ltd. BHP, -1.72% BHP, -0.94% and weakness for financial stocks all but insured the Australian market would lose ground early Monday, though counterbalancing gains by some major names helped to limit the broader losses. The S&P/ASX 200 XJO, -0.37% was 0.2% lower after close to an hour of trade, with BHP dropping 5.8% as investors priced the removal of the company's non-core assets, which were set to debut on the exchange as a new company -- South32 Ltd. S32, -0.88% -- later in the session. Some of the money leaving BHP was likely to go into the new company's shares, and CNBC said South32 was expected to open at between 2 and 3 Australian dollars ($1.60-$2.40). Banks were also a soft spot, with Dow Jones Newswires citing a newly announced New Zealand tax on capital gains for property sales within two years of purchase, a measure the news report said could soon be adopted by Australia. Shares of Australia & New Zealand Banking Group ANZ, +0.11% ANEWF, -2.58% fell 1.5%, Westpac Banking Corp. WBC, +0.72% WEBNF, -3.25% lost 1.3% and Commonwealth Bank of Australia CBA, +0.89% CBAUF, -5.56% and National Australia Bank Ltd. NAB, +1.03% NAUBF, -1.96% were each 0.5% weaker. Investment bank Macquarie Group Ltd. MQG, +0.86% MCQEF, -5.78% retreated by 2.3% as the stock traded ex-dividend. Still, some blue chips saw solid improvement, including Qantas Airways Ltd. QAN, -1.40% QUBSF, (up 1.7%), Caltex Australia Ltd. AU:CTX CTXAF, -2.52% (up 3.4%), Evolution Mining Ltd. EVN, -3.99% CAHPF, -3.61% (up 3%), and Oz Minerals Ltd. OZL, +0.87% OZMLF, +2.35% (up 1.5%).
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In that passage, there are eleven occurrences of the letter "5."
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