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1 met which are excessively high, but generally counts Page 2269 2 for asbestos fibers have been within the five million 3 particles per cubic foot of the ACGIH. 4 So what Dr. Selikoff is reporting here, and 5 you and I talked about it earlier, an insulation 6 worker is going to have time during the day that he is 7 exposed to more than five million particles per cubic 8 foot of air, but over an eight-hour working day his 9 exposure is going to be within that five million 10 particle per cubic foot TLV? 11 Is that what Dr. Selikoff is reporting in 12 1965? 13 A That is the essence, based on, again, what 14 he points out, that very few measurements were 15 actually made of those exposed. 16 Q Here we have somebody citing Fleischer- 17 Drinker, right? 18 A The first one. I can't think of anybody. 19 Q Nobody took the time to write a letter to 20 the editor or anything and publish it anywhere and 21 disagree with the findings of Fleischer and Drinker;