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1 .letter, that this, again, would have been a red flag Page 1109 i 2 to you? 3 A I think anyplace along the line, although I i 4 wasn't mixed up in all of this, asbestos kind of had a ! 5 bad name as far as I was concerned. ; 6 I think mainly because the early asbestos 7 products that were on the market were soft and fuzzy 8 and floated around. ) 9 Q They created a lot of dust? 10 A Well, some certainly. ! \ 11 MR. IGNATOWSKI: Is there a question in j 12 between there, Mr. Smith? 13 MR. SMITH: No, keep reading. 14 MR. IGNATOWSKI: On page 60? 15 MR. SMITH: Yes, please. j 16 A As far as I can remember, we were -- when I 17 came back to Toledo, we were busy getting asbestos the 18 hell out of the product. ; 19 Q But in the 1940s, is that when you formed 20 your opinion, asbestos was a bad product? j 21 A Well, I wouldn't say a bad product. I would