From the given equation $\dfrac{2a-b}{c}=\dfrac{2b+c}{a}=\dfrac{-2a-c}{b}$, we have:
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[TD]$\dfrac{2a-b}{c}=\dfrac{2b+c}{a}$[/TD]
[TD]$\dfrac{2a-b}{c}=\dfrac{-2a-c}{b}$[/TD]
[TD]$\dfrac{2b+c}{a}=\dfrac{-2a-c}{b}$[/TD]
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[TD]$2a^2-ab=2bc+c^2$[/TD]
[TD]$(b+c)(2a-b+c)=0$[/TD]
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[TD]But notice that $b+c\ne 0$ because if $b+c=0$,
$2a^2-ab=2bc+c^2$ becomes
$2a^2-ac=-2c^2+c^2$
$2a^2-ac+c^2=0$
$2a^2-ac+c^2=0$
$2(a-\frac{c}{4})+\frac{7c^2}{8}\ne 0$ for all integers $a, c$.
Hence, $2a-b+c=0$[/TD]
[TD]$\dfrac{2b+c}{a}=\dfrac{-(2a+c)}{b}$
$\dfrac{2b+c}{a}=\dfrac{-b}{b}$
$2b+c=-a$
$a+2b+c=0$[/TD]
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Now, solve the equations $2a-b+c=0$ and $a+2b+c=0$ by eliminating the variable $c$ for a and b, we get $a=3b$ and from $a+b=2004$, we obtain $a=1503, b=501, c=-2505$ and therefore $a+b+c=-501$.