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If a will states that the beneficiaries will receive the property "subject thereto upon trust equal shares absolutely," it typically means that the property is to be held in trust for the beneficiaries, who will then receive equal shares of the trust's assets. The phrase "absolutely" indicates that the beneficiaries have full ownership rights to their shares, free from any conditions or restrictions. This arrangement ensures that each beneficiary has an equal and unequivocal interest in the trust property. Legal advice may be necessary to clarify any specific implications or conditions associated with the trust.

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