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provisions of subparagraph (AX2) of this Clause, BARRY J. COHEN, RICHARD RESSLER, and JOHN J. HANNAN sh

rustee hereunder, and a vacancy in the office of Trustee occurs which is not filled in accordance with the provisions of subparagraph (AX2) of this Clause, BARRY J. COHEN, RICHARD RESSLER, and JOHN J. HANNAN shall become the Trustees hereunder in his place. (2) Each individual serving from time to t

ovisions of paragraph (B) of this Clause TWELFTH, BARRY J. COHEN, RICHARD RESSLER, and the Grantor's wif

han the Grantor shall prevent the successors named in paragraph (A) above from qualifying as successor. (2) Subject to subparagraph (B)(4) of this Clause, the individuals serving at any time as Trustees, acting unanimously if more than one is serving, may appoint any person or bank or trust company t

provisions of subparagraph (A)(2) of this Clause, BARRY J. COHEN, RICHARD RESSLER, and JOHN J. IIANNAN s

ustee hereunder, and a vacancy in the office of Trustee occurs which is not filled in accordance with the provisions of subparagraph (A)(2) of this Clause, BARRY J. COHEN, RICHARD RESSLER, and JOHN J. IIANNAN shall become the Trustees hereunder in his place. (2) Each individual serving from time to

RATION OF TRUST made as of the day of , 2013 by BARRY J. COHEN, RICHARD RESSLER, and JOHN J. HANNAN (h

roperty of equivalent value, shall seek a determination by a court of competent jurisdiction to assure that the equivalent value requirement of this Clause is satisfied. If no Independent Trustee is then serving, upon the exercise of this power by LEON, the Trustees shall appoint an Independent Trustee

LARATION OF TRUST made as of the day of 2015 by BARRY J. COHEN and JOHN J. HANNAN (hereinafter along wi

st under this Clause for which an election is made by LEON's Executors to qualify for the marital deduction. Any trust principal passing under this Clause which LEON's Executors elect to qualify for the marital deduction for either state estate tax purposes or Federal estate tax purposes, but not both,