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          petitioners concede it applies in their cases.  Petitioners                 
          failed to accept a piggyback settlement offer that would have               
          entitled them to the settlement reached in the Miller cases, and            
          also rejected a settlement offer made to them prior to trial of a           
          test case.  In contrast, Miller negotiated for himself and                  
          accepted an offer that was essentially the same as the Plastics             
          Recycling project settlement offer rejected by petitioners prior            
          to trial.  Accordingly, petitioners' motions are not supported by           
          the principle of equality on which they rely.  Cf. Baratelli v.             
          Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 1994-484.                                          
               To reflect the foregoing,                                              
                                        Appropriate orders will be issued             
                                   denying petitioners' motions, and                  
                                   decisions will be entered for respondent           
                                   in docket Nos. 21518-88, 21519-88,                 
                                   22399-90, 22466-90, and under Rule 155             
                                   in docket Nos. 4789-89 and 21209-90.               


















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