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Page 1907 1 It may have been that he was under a lot of 2 stress at the particular time and may not realize what 3 he was working with. 4 Another example would be that there is a 5 statement here in one of the admission notes that 6 there was no family history of cancer. 7 However, on a form filled out at home that 8 was mailed to us, it turns out that his mother died of 9 cancer at age 85, so I think that one would have to be 10 very careful about how to interpret these answers 11 unless one goes back and asks them repetitively. 12 Q Now, Dr. Levine, with respect to Mr. Wood's 13 occupation as a longshoreman, is it correct that you 14 have no specific knowledge of what cargo Mr. Wood 15 would have loaded and unloaded as a longshoreman? 16 A That is correct. 17 Q And is it correct that you have no specific 18 knowledge of what Mr. Wood actually did on the docks 19 and whether he was in any way involved in any jobs 20 having to do with asbestos specifically? 21 A I don't know exactly what he did on the