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1 to asbestos as a longshoreman working for two other Page 3996 2 companies, for two longshoremen companies back in the 3 '40s, so that is confirmation of what Dr. Levine was 4 talking about. 5 Well, let's compare the issue of the 6 longshoreman exposure to what we know about Mr. Wood's 7 work at the post office between 1948 and 1952. 8 We actually have some pretty good 9 information on that because we heard from two of his 10 co-workers, Mr. Carter and Mr. Butler. 11 Mr. Carter and Mr. Butler were delightful 12 witnesses. They were honest, and they came in; and 13 they told you about Mr. Wood's work at the post 14 office. 15 Here is what they told you. They told you 16 three things. First, Mr. Wood never worked with brake 17 and clutch parts. 18 Second, by the time Mr. Wood started at the 19 post office in 1948, the vehicles that were there, 20 including the Ford vehicles, didn't have their 21 original brakes anymore.