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1 want you to be here any longer than you have to be Page 334 2 here. So I agree that my client began a pilot 3 production of Kaylo in '43, and that continued until 4 1948. 5 Between '48 and '58, my client manufactured 6 commercial quantities of Kaylo pipecovering and block 7 and a few other insulation products that aren't at 8 issue in this trial. 9 In 1953, Owens-Illinois did enter into a 10 distributorship agreement with Owens-Corning 11 Fiberglas. We continued to manufacture the Kaylo, and 12 they sold it. 13 That continued until 1958 when we sold the 14 entire Kaylo line to Owens-Corning Fiberglas and got 15 out of the business. 16 Now, Mr. Shellenberger is an advocate. He 17 is a good advocate. And I have known him for a lot of 18 years, and I think he is a very good lawyer, but what 19 lawyers do is, they put their spin on the evidence. 20 He tells you what he thinks the evidence 21 shows. And I am going to tell you what I think the