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          amount that Mr. Rodman paid petitioner on account of the nonphys-           
          ical injury provisions in the settlement agreement.  Nonetheless,           
          based upon our review of the entire record before us, and bearing           
          in mind that petitioner has the burden of proving the amount of             
          the settlement amount at issue that Mr. Rodman paid him on                  
          account of physical injuries, we find that Mr. Rodman paid                  
          petitioner $120,000 of the settlement amount at issue on account            
          of petitioner’s claimed physical injuries and $80,000 of that               
          amount on account of the nonphysical injury provisions in the               
          settlement agreement.  On that record, we further find that for             
          the year at issue petitioner is entitled under section 104(a)(2)            
          to exclude from his gross income $120,000 of the settlement                 
          amount at issue and is required under section 61(a) to include in           
          his gross income $80,000 of that amount.                                    
               We have considered all of the contentions and arguments of             
          respondent and of petitioner that are not discussed herein, and             
          we find them to be without merit, irrelevant, and/or moot.                  
               To reflect the foregoing and the concessions of the parties,           

                                             Decision will be entered                 
                                        under Rule 155.                               












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