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Page 1585 1 exposure along with instruction in ways for minimizing 2 exposure. 3 Therefore, it is incumbent on all employers 4 whose workers handle or come in contact with asbestos5 containing materials to provide some kind of 6 instruction or training to educate the workers 7 concerning potential hazards and means of avoiding 8 them wherever possible. 9 Thank you. 10 THE COURT CLERK: Is that coming into 11 evidence? 12 THE COURT: FMSI 65 is in evidence. 13 (Whereupon, Plaintiffs' Exhibit Number FMSI 14 65 was received into evidence.) 15 MR. IGNATOWSKI: Many union activists are 16 really furious with government's failure to pursue the 17 provisions of safety and health regulations to the 18 letter. 19 There appears to be good opportunity for 20 industry to release reliable information concerning 21 asbestos hazards both to their employees and to their