After execution of a will, the testator, by an intentional act of ademption, has the right to do all of the following EXCEPT:

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Ademption by an intentional act refers to the testator's actions that prevent a testamentary gift from being distributed because the specific item is no longer part of the estate at the testator's death. Adding a beneficiary is not an act of ademption; it is a modification of the will that requires following the formalities for amending a will, not an act related to the specific property or gifts within the will.

After Execution of a Will, the Testator, by an Intentional