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          job if the bank learned that he was taking money from a trust               
          client.                                                                     
               Mrs. Millyard kept a checking account at Bank of America.              
          When a trust client sought to remove money from a trust account,            
          the client would be asked to complete a "Request for Transfer"              
          form.  Petitioner authorized numerous transfers from the trust to           
          Mrs. Millyard's checking account.  Mrs. Millyard wrote many                 
          checks for the benefit of petitioners, which were deposited into            
          their accounts.                                                             
               Petitioner knew that checks in excess of $10,000 would have            
          been noticed and investigated by Bank of America.  Petitioner               
          also knew that if any of the checks were made out directly to               
          him, he would lose his job.  Checks in amounts less than $10,000            
          would not appear on the bank's large item report.  All of the               
          checks written by Mrs. Millyard for the benefit of petitioners              
          were under $10,000.  Mrs. Millyard, on occasion, would write                
          several checks to petitioners over a short period of time.  While           
          each check was less that $10,000, the total amount transferred to           
          petitioners over such a period was substantially more than                  
          $10,000.  On three occasions, Mrs. Millyard wrote multiple checks           
          on the same day, the total of which exceeded $10,000; however,              









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