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1 this case? Page 3677 2 A That is correct, to find out what kind of 3 tumor it was, if it was a tumor. And we in fact know 4 it was now. 5 And to see if I could recognize any evidence 6 of occupational exposure, could I see any asbestos 7 bodies, could I see any fibrous pleural plaques, et 8 cetera. 9 Q Now, if you were to take a lung tissue 10 specimen from, say, an average person, say, me, with 11 no history of any occupational exposure to asbestos, 12 how many specimens would you expect to have to take 13 and look under the microscope before you find even one 14 asbestos growth? 15 A I am, as I say, glad you asked that 16 question. 17 This is a slide from the autopsy of another 18 patient who died of something different. And in the 19 1980s, a man with a great deal of patience named 20 Roggli found that if you looked at 100 slides of lung 21 that looked like this, this size, that you will find