how to make 408 with 8, 12, 19, 19, and 20

How to make 408 with 8,12,19,19 and 20 with times divide add and subtract using each number once
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408=20*19+(12-8)(19-12), but 12 is used twice and there's no divide operation.
408=8(19+20+12), but only one 19 is used, and subtract and divide are unused.
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