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Yet cultural context, in all its messy inexactitude, is exactly what propertarians wish to resist.
At the very most, we're guilty of nothing more than terminological inexactitude, as Winston Churchill so eloquently put it.
The Second Circuit determined that disallowing all costs when the taxpayer has no records is not necessary and "the court may estimate the deductible amount, bearing heavily, if it chooses, upon the taxpayer whose inexactitude is of his own making.
 
 
 
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