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1 A Yes. Page 3430 2 Q Would you agree with me, Dr. Kerby, that 3 there were about, oh, I would say over 100 case 4 reports of individuals who were end users, insulators, 5 in the medical and scientific literature prior to 1965 6 that were developing disease? 7 A Well, people in recent years who have gone 8 back and dug out every possible case from the medical 9 and particularly the nonmedical literature, state 10 health departments, work comp reports and so forth, 11 have been able to find there were over 100 cases. 12 The ones recognized, Selikoff cites four or 13 five or six case reports, and that is what are 14 generally recognized by the medical profession. As 15 always, there is more out there if you dig deep 16 enough. 17 Q And if Owens-Corning Fiberglas had dug deep 18 enough, they could have found those 100 cases -- 19 A They paid several over the years to delve 20 into the records. They are out there. 21 But the appreciation of the medical and