Frederick J. Tedori, Robin j.tedori v. Order and United States of America

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• stating \'the common and ordinary meaning' of the statutory phrase 'properly allocable to a trade or business' is not at all plain\
• stating “‘the common and ordinary meaning’ of the statutory phrase ‘properly allocable to a trade or business’ is not at all plain”
• “‘the common and ordinary meaning’ of the statutory phrase ‘properly allocable to a trade or business’ is not at all plain”

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