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The document outlines the federal crime of dealing in firearms without a license as defined by 18 USC § 922(a)(1)(A). It specifies the conditions under which a defendant can be found guilty, including engaging in the business of selling firearms without a federal license and doing so willfully. The document also clarifies definitions related to 'firearm,' 'dealer,' and the intent behind selling firearms for profit.

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(d) Objections to Instructions. A party who objects to any portion of the instructions or to a failure to give a requested instruction must inform the court of the specific objection and the grounds for the objection before the jury retires to deliberate.

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