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exclude

verb avoid, ban, banish, bar, block, boycott, cast out, censor, count out, debar, deny entry, deport, deprive, disallow, disbar, discount, disdain, disown, displace, disqualify, disregard, eject, eradicate, except, excommunicate, exempt, exile, eximere, expatriate, expel, force out, forswear, have nothing to do with, ignore, impose a ban, isolate, keep from entering, keep out, lay aside, leave out, leave unregarded, liberate, make an exception, neglect, omit, ostracize, oust, outlaw, overlook, pass over, place out of bounds, preclude, prevent, prohibere, prohibit, put aside, put out, quarantine, rebuff, refuse to admit, refuse to consider, refuse to include, refuse to see, reject, remove, renounce, repel, repudiate, repulse, rule out, scorn, segregate, sequester, set apart, set aside, shut out, spurn, taboo, take out, throw out, thrust out, treat as a special case, turn away, turn out, uproot, veto, weed
Associated concepts: exclude from a will, exclude from emmloyment

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His concern is that if researchers exclude everyone who smokes or is sick, so few deaths are left that the results don't apply to all Americans.

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If a court excludes the accountant's expert opinion because it is based on implausible assumptions, the prevailing litigant could file a complaint for disciplinary action against the accountant with the state licensing board or initiate a malpractice action for the value of its claim.

Court rules on accountant's expert testimony

The latter may exclude from gross income recoveries from loss wages resulting from the accident, but the former, assuming they meet the first hurdle (i.

Schleier requires Congress to clarify when damages received for discrimination are not taxable

These generally are intended to take full advantage of the unified credit in the grantor's estate and exclude the corpus from the surviving spouse's estate.

A primer on trusts

If R and his second wife sell home 2 within two years of the sale of home 1, R will generally not be able to exclude his portion of the gain on home 2, but his current wife will be able to exclude her half of the gain, up to $250,000.

Tax planning for the sale of a principal residence

A taxpayer may exclude $250,000 of gain ($500,000 on certain joint returns) from the sale if he or she owned and used the residence as his or her principal residence for two of the five years preceding the sale date.

Tax planning for the sale of a principal residence: final regulations on the principal residence exclusion clarify some issues under sec. 121 and create new tax planning opportunities

Temporary and proposed regulations (TD 9069, 8/6/03) were recently issued to exclude certain vans and light trucks from the depreciation limits imposed on luxury automobiles.

Luxury automobile exclusion regs

A straight consolidated approach would exclude S2's debt relief from income under Sec.