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1 being a member of, sent out digests about asbestosis Page 3930 2 and cancer of the lung. 3 Their industrial hygienists recommended not 4 blowing out asbestos dust in the 1970s. The very 5 thing that Mr. Grewe was talking about doing in his 6 past experiences occupationally, they are talking 7' about in-house, don't do it, don't do it. 8 Repeatedly, asbestos is toxic, survey of 9 brake dust, dust is bad. 10 Now, if you hear Ford say or somebody from 11 Ford say well, it just doesn't cause the disease 12 mesothelioma, think to yourself, why are they telling 13 everybody in-house? 14 Why are they writing in their own documents 15 how toxic it is, how bad it is? Dust is bad, 16 prohibiting the use of compressed air to clean 17 brakes. 18 Again, labeling -- this is the Friction 19 Manufacturers Institute Number 65, labeling friction 20 materials the very least the industry can do to 21 fulfill its moral obligation to its customers and the