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(i) A general description, and the significance thereof, of any written instructions, wrapping, or printed insert which was or is, placed in the container, package or carton with each such product, and the inclusive period of time during which each instruction, wrapping or printed insert was placed in the container, package, or carton; (j) Whether or not you have in your possession or under your control samples or exemplars of (1) each container, package, or caTton; (2) each printed material or trademark appearing thereon; or (3) each written instruction, wrapping or printed insert mentioned in your responses to (g), (h) and (i) above. (k) Did you place edge codes on the asbestos containing products you sold or distributed, and if so, during what period of time. RESPONSE NO. 9: I. DRUM BRAKE LINING SEGMENTS (No. 8, 1(a) and 1(c)) (a)-(k). See response to No. 7, Part 1. II. DRUM BRAKE SHOE AND LINING ASSEMBLIES (No. 8, 1(a) and 1(c)) (a) Drum brake shoe and lining assemblies for automobiles and light trucks with brand names United Motors (1918-1961), United Delco (1961-1974), AC-Delco (1974-present), Delco Moraine (1942-present), GM Parts (1969-present), Goodwrench (1985), Buick*, Cadillac*, Chevrolet*, GMC Truck*, Oldsmobile*, or Pontiac*. Dates are approximate. Names marked with an asterisk were used, if at all, for an unknown period of time prior to 1969; 17 -