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          546 U.S. 320, 328 (2006) (“when confronting a constitutional flaw           
          in a statute, we try to limit the solution to the problem”).  And           
          in this case, the specter is entirely imaginary:  Kligfeld’s                
          partnership does not lack a TMP with standing to bring a petition           
          to challenge the FPAA here.                                                 
               We therefore hold that the Commissioner may issue an FPAA              
          adjusting Holdings 2’s partnership items more than three years              
          after Holdings 2 timely filed its partnership return.                       

                                             An order denying petitioner’s            
                                        summary judgment motion will be               
                                        issued.                                       



























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