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          Oregon School of Law in Eugene, Oregon.  Petitioner holds an                
          undergraduate degree from Duke University.                                  
              Before attending law school, petitioner worked as a paralegal           
          with the law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore, where he                      
          participated in the firm’s qualified pension plan (QRP).                    
              From December 1, 2002, through July 30, 2003, petitioner                
          resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Petitioner’s monthly rent           
          during this time was $900.  Petitioner’s expenses during law                
          school were paid from his savings, wages, and public and private            
          loans.  The record contains two student loan statements for                 
          petitioner; one statement pertains to his enrollment at the                 
          University of Oregon School of Law, while another statement                 
          relates to his enrollment at Penn.                                          
              On April 22, 2003, as he was preparing to graduate from Penn            
          and beginning preparation for the bar exam, petitioner deposited            
          a $13,011 check issued to him from Security Trust Bank, payor, in           
          his checking account.  The check represented a net distribution             
          of $16,263 to petitioner from his Cravath, Swaine & Moore QRP               
          minus income tax withheld of $3,252.  Petitioner did not include            
          this distribution as income on his 2003 Federal income tax                  
          return.  On the date of this distribution petitioner was not 59-            
          1/2 years old.                                                              







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