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1 that Ford did not have any dust study results which Page 2728 2 measured the amount of airborne asbestos fibers at any 3 of Mr. Grewe1s places of employment. 4 In response to admission number 248, Ford 5 admitted that inhalation of cigarette smoke does not 6 cause or contribute to mesothelioma. 7 In response to admission number 240, Ford 8 admitted that Mr. Grewe's mesothelioma was more than 9 likely asbestos related. 10 In response to number 141, Ford admitted 11 that it never performed or contributed funds to any 12 studies or research to determine the effectiveness of 13 any dust masks or respirators to prevent asbestos 14 inhalation. 15 And in our Ford Exhibits Number 86 which are 16 interrogatory answers by Ford in the Corsino case, 17 United States District Court for the Eastern District 18 of Pennsylvania in 1984, Ford was asked to state 19 whether it is aware of the practice of using 20 compressed air to remove accumulated dust and debris 21 from brake drums and friction mechanisms during brake tS&