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Sam, a U. S. citizen, died in 2011. At his death, he owned real estate in Canada and in Ohio. Sam received the Ohio real estate 15 years earlier from his brother's estate. The brother's estate had paid federal estate tax on the Ohio real estate. Assume Sam's estate paid death taxes to Canada and Ohio. A deduction or credit is not available to Sam for federal estate tax purposes for which of the following?
A. State death taxes paid to Ohio.
B. Foreign death taxes paid to Canada.
C. Any of the estate tax paid by Sam's brother on the prior transfer.
D. The unified credit.
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