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          indirectly through the allowance that Mr. Campbell would deposit            
          in her bank account in order for her to be able to write the                
          family checks.  Even when petitioner bought the Naperville home             
          in 1982, she did so with money that Mr. Campbell gave to her from           
          the profits in her account, rather than withdrawing the funds               
          herself.  Petitioner had no knowledge of the trading activities,            
          nor was she aware of the balance in the account at any given                
          time.                                                                       
          Mr. Campbell’s Trading Activities                                           
               Mr. Campbell directed trading activities for his own account           
          and the accounts of others, including one or more accounts owned            
          by petitioner.  During the taxable year 1983, Mr. Campbell held a           
          5-percent partnership interest in Refco Foods, Ltd., a business             
          that bought, resold, and hedged meat products.  Refco Foods,                
          Ltd., is a distinct entity from Refco, which as previously                  
          discussed is a trading clearinghouse in which Mr. Campbell has no           
          ownership interest.  At the end of the taxable year 1983, Refco             
          Foods, Ltd., had a loss of approximately $2.6 million in its                
          futures spread income account.                                              
               During the same year, Mr. Campbell operated a business                 
          called Refco Foods Too, a meat commodities trading company, as a            
          sole proprietorship.  Refco Foods Too had net losses of                     
          approximately $600,000 for the taxable year 1983.  In addition,             
          during the taxable year 1983, Mr. Campbell was the president and            






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