Dale Crutchfield's checking account had a balance of $1,100.65 at the beginning of the day. He used his debit card to pay the drycleaner $45.68. He also used his debit card to pay $1,345 for a new sofa and table. To cover the purchases, Dale transferred $500 to his checking account from his savings using his bank's ATM. What was the balance of his checking account at the end of the day?
$209.97
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