For the record - March 23, 2008
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Tax break: The Housing Scene column in the March 16 Real Estate section incorrectly reported that the capital-gain exclusion on the sale of a primary residence is a once-in-a-lifetime benefit. If all other criteria are met, this exclusion applies anytime a primary residence is sold.
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