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Page 1052 1 interesting. They are always different, as you know, 2 because sometimes two occupations carried out in the 3 same room with different dust exposures or with other 4 different factors, but it is a little interesting to 5 see that the majority of these 48 cases, that the more 6 dusty the process, of course, it is most fallacious, 7 but still to watch with care, for instance, weaving. 8 Weaving is notoriously dusty. One case 9 there with 10 of these cancer lung cases. One case 10 also associated with carding and spinning that the man 11 had done and one case mixing and sorting, 12 disintegrating and mixing, either -- well, eight pipe 13 and boiler coverers, including mixing, seven, in 14 mattress making, six, and all the rest are below that 15 and all of those are dusty jobs. 16 MS. TOSTANOSKI: Continuing with the next 17 couple of sentences. 18 MR. IGNATOWSKI: Well, what, then, is the 19 etiological factor, if any here? And I would be most 20 grateful for your views. 21 MS. TOSTANOSKI: That is fine.