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Page 3204 1 Q And in Mr. Roberts' conclusions, it is 2 apparent that when brake shoes are beveled, ground, 3 riveted, et cetera, that exposures to asbestos fibers 4 can be quite high. 5 Likewise, exposures generated during the 6 cleaning of brake shoes and drums with compressed air 7 and dry brush methods can be high for short durations 8 of time; isn't that correct, sir? 9 A That is what it says, but let's be fair now 10 and bring in his results and show what he said about 11 it. 12 Q Do you want me to read anything on the 13 page? I have the entire report here. 14 A There is other pages. Let me read to you -15 Q Did you bring any of the reports? 16 A No, I didn't, but I think I understand what 17 it said. 18 This is a study where they did 45 brake 19 jobs a week with four bays. 20 It says the airborne asbestos sample results 21 for samples collected during the survey are within the