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develop a tumor, so the evidence of that, for example, is that if you take these cells and you put them in a dish, they will grow until they all -- until the dish is full, and then they stop. If you add asbestos fibers, they will continue to grow and pile up and lose control of growth, and if you take some of those cells and you inject them back into animals, they will develop tumors. All you had was -- all you have done is you have added asbestos, which means it is a complete carcinogen. Chrysotile asbestos and all of the other asbestos varieties in and of themselves. You don't need to add anything else. They are carcinogens. That means they will make a cancer cell. You can do it in a dish and it happens in natural settings as well. Q Now, Doctor, tie in the significance of the exposures in the animals, the repeated exposures and this concept of cell division and the creation of, I