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1 A Yes.
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2 Q What is that opinion. Doctor?
3 A It would be the same, that all of those
4 exposures were contributing factors to the development
5 of1 his disease.
6 Q Dr. Rubin, in your opinion again, with
7 reasonable medical certainty, can all fiber types,
8 crocidolite, amosite, chrysotile, tremolite cause
9 mesothelioma in humans?
10 A Yes.
11 Q And if -- would all fiber types or would all
12 of the exposures in Mr. Grewe's case -- strike that
13 question, please.
14 Would the exposures that I have asked you
15 about in Mr. Vandergucht's case, which, if any, of
16 those would have been contributing factors to the
17 pleural changes that you have described for the ladies
18 and gentlemen of the jury on the chest X-rays?
19 MS. TOSTANOSKI: Objection.
20 THE COURT: Overruled.
21 A I think all of them contributed in concert