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But he raised questions about what the limits on the state-secrets exemption might be.

If the estate tax exemption were to be reduced in the future, the portability of the leftover exemption might be lost.

But some scientists said the broad exemption might be inappropriate, because it sometimes makes a difference whether scientists are examining cells from a woman or a man.

While Mr. Martin said he did not anticipate granting new long-term waivers to any companies — including Tribune, he said in a telephone call with reporters that a two-week exemption might be possible if he already knew he had the votes to complete the rule making by Dec. 18.

Early case law indicated that in some instances a tax exemption might be required, while later decisions indicated that an exemption might be a permitted accommodation or not.

A simple gift to the trust within the parameters of the current high exemption might be used to unwind that old plan and simplify ongoing plan administration.

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Gilad questioned whether the same exemptions might be possible for Israel.

Peck added that he's "pretty skeptical" of what the additional exemptions might be, but said he would need to see specifics before weighing in further.

DAVID BERMAN New York, May 9, 2012   Tax reform based on "simplification" and sharply cutting exemptions might be good in the short run, but in the long run it may prove to be a Trojan horse.

Liberal Democrats in the Lords have pushed during the bill's committee and report stages for further information on when this charge will be imposed, and what exemptions might be provided.