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          income tax return, and they failed to make a disclosure within              
          the meaning of section 6661(b)(2)(B)(ii).                                   
               For all of these reasons, therefore, we hold that                      
          petitioners have failed to carry their burden of proof with                 
          respect to the addition to tax under section 6661.  If the                  
          recomputed deficiency under Rule 155 attributable to respondent’s           
          determinations and the parties’ concessions in this case                    
          satisfies the definition of substantial understatement under                
          section 6661(b)(1), petitioners will be liable for the addition             
          to tax under section 6661.                                                  
               We have considered carefully all remaining arguments made by           
          petitioners for a result contrary to that expressed herein,                 
          including arguments involving documents not in the record, and,             
          to the extent not discussed above, we find them to be irrelevant            
          or without merit.                                                           
               To reflect the foregoing and the concessions of the parties,           

                                             Decision will be entered                 
                                        under Rule 155.                               














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