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Page 94 1 Q Can they remain and accumulate in the lungs? 2 A Yes, sir. 3Q "When you see a dust cloud during 4 brake work you are seeing clumps 5 containing thousands of fibers." i 6 Is that a factually accurate statement in June 7 of 1986? 8 A It could be but as presented it is not entirely 9 accurate because it gives you an impression that all 10 clumps contain thousands of fibers. That may or may ; 11 not be true. 12 Q So you believe the EPA is overly broad in that 13 statement? 14 A Yeah, I think they are just careless in their 15 writing. 16 Q Careless, okay. 17 A If not careless, not terribly specific or | i 18 scientific. 19 Q The next sentence: 20 "Most of the smaller fibers will not 21 show up with the methods commonly used 22 for measuring asbestos levels in the air, 23 such as the method used to determine 24 compliance with the OSHA asbestos 25 standard, since most asbestos fibers and ESQUIRE DEPOSITION SERVICES (415) 288-4280