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          December 9, 2003.  Together with that motion he lodged with the             
          Court a Motion to Vacate Order of Dismissal and Decision and a              
          Motion to be Appointed Tax Matters Partner.                                 
               This case is a so-called TEFRA partnership proceeding under            
          sections 6221-6233 and involves disallowed deductions claimed               
          with respect to a motion picture promotion.  The Court held pre-            
          trial conferences on September 21-22, 1994, and on February 8,              
          1995.  At those conferences, none of the partners who appeared              
          indicated a desire to prosecute this case or other similar cases.           
          Furthermore, there is no active tax matters partner in this case.           
               On July 10, 1995, respondent filed a Motion to Dismiss for             
          Failure to Properly Prosecute.  That motion was held in abeyance            
          while the Court disposed of potentially dispositive motions                 
          concerning certain partners who had elected to participate.  The            
          Court disposed of those motions.  See Greenberg Bros. Pship. #4             
          v. Commissioner, 111 T.C. 198 (1998), affd. in part and revd. in            
          part sub nom. Cinema ‘84 v. Commissioner, 294 F.3d 432 (2d Cir.             
          2002).                                                                      
               This case was calendared for hearing on respondent's Motion            
          to Dismiss for Failure to Properly Prosecute at the Special                 
          Session of the Court held on July 6, 1999.  The order provided              
          that “IF THERE IS NO APPEARANCE BY OR ON BEHALF OF A PARTNER WHO            
          WILL PROSECUTE THIS MATTER, THE COURT WILL DISMISS THIS CASE FOR            
          FAILURE TO PROPERLY PROSECUTE AND ENTER A DECISION SUSTAINING               






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