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13. To employ investment counsel, custodians of
estate property, brokers, accountants,
attorneys, and any other agents to'act in .
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his behalf; generally to do any act or
thing and execute all instruments necessary,
incidental or convenient to the proper adr.~in-
istration of the Trust Estate;
~ 14. To allocate between income and principal all
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e receipts and disbursements in such manner as tlie
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. disinterested Trustee may consider advisable,
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M needs of a vested beneficiary than to the
; possible needs of a remainderman;
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; 15. To make payments, division, or distribution of
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= any trust fund, wholly or partly in kind;
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; 16. To keep any or all of the estate property at
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; ~ 17. To mingle the trust praperty of the separate
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: trusts established by this instrunlent and
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' to allocate and i~dicate the interest of
. any beneficiary by book entry rathe~ than by
• physical division of prop~rty;
18. To pay over to a vested beneficiary the entire
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~ thereby terr,iinating the trust, when in the
uncontrolled discretion of the disintereste~
~ Trustee it might become expedient or advisable
to do so for the follo~~ing reasons or any
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