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               Mr. Cutts conducted personal business activities and                   
          maintained related records in his ATV office, which is on the               
          first floor of the main house.                                              
               The first and second floors of the main house contained                
          offices for ATV employees.  The second floor also contained a               
          dining room and kitchen used by ATV for conferences, meetings,              
          and lunches.  Mr. Cutts occasionally used the kitchen for limited           
          activities, such as eating a bowl of cereal; Mr. Cutts eats out             
          for lunch and dinner except when the kitchen and dining room are            
          used for ATV’s lunch and dinner meetings.                                   
               According to Mr. Cutts’s measurements, the total square                
          footage of the den, Mr. Cutts’s bedroom, Justin’s bedroom, and              
          the bathroom used by them is 860 square feet.  There is no                  
          evidence in the record of a floor plan of the main house or the             
          square footage of the individual rooms and hallways in the main             
          house.  There is no evidence in the record of the time spent by             
          Mr. Cutts for personal use and ATV for business use of different            
          areas of the main house.                                                    
               ATV paid all Landmark Hall utility expenses.  Mr. Cutts paid           
          real estate taxes and insurance premiums with respect to Landmark           
          Hall.  Mr. Cutts paid the Landmark Hall mortgage by having ATV              
          write the mortgage payment check, which Mr. Cutts then credited             
          against ATV’s rent obligation.                                              








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