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To correctly determine her share, she should have allocated the erroneous items--that is, the actual erroneous items plus any recalculated deductions that resulted from them--as if she and Robert were filing separate returns. Those extra charges are going up in two areas and down in a third, as a result of recalculated expenses, lowering the typical monthly charge for the highest elevation from $77. To determine if the data from one particular study drove the final results, the team removed the findings for one site at a time and recalculated the results. |
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