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The second trip occurred from January 18 to 22, 1998, when
petitioners traveled from San Francisco, California, to Los
Angeles, California, again in search of employment for both of
them. Petitioner was seeking employment with his current
employer or another airline company in Los Angeles, while
petitioner wife conducted a “cold canvas search” with various
employers in Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Ana, Pasadena,
Anaheim, Riverside, Irvine, and Burbank, California. The total
expense of this employment search was allegedly $1,592. Of this
amount petitioners calculated $515 for hotel expenses; $287 for
meal expenses; $234 for car rental expenses; $100 for gas
expenses; $430 for air fare expenses; and $56 for parking
expenses.
The third trip occurred from February 1 to 5, 1998, when
petitioners traveled from San Francisco, California, to
Washington, D.C., in search of employment for both of them.
Petitioner was seeking employment with his current employer or
another airline company in Washington, D.C., while petitioner
wife conducted a “cold canvas search” with various employers in
Washington, D.C.; Fairfax, Vienna, Reston, Arlington, and McLean,
Virginia; and Silver Spring, Oxon Hill, Adelphi, and Bethesda,
Maryland. The total expense of this employment search was
allegedly $2,927. Of this amount petitioners calculated $569 for
hotel expenses; $418 for meal expenses; $253 for car rental
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