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Page 2032 1 taste it, you can't smell it and most cases you can't 2 see it, so it tends not to provide a defense, so 3 overlying all of this is the importance of training 4 workers. 5 That is, to have the knowledge of hazards 6 and the controls that are available to them for 7 protecting themselves, if you have education and 8 training and how that works. And that goes with any 9 of those methods of control we have talked about, sort 10 of substitution. 11 Engineering controls, how to use it, how to 12 use the suction device at your generation point. 13 Q Now, Dr. Dement, all of those things that 14 you have just described, have there been studies and 15 have there been reports in the medical and scientific 16 literature about the application of those particular 17 procedures to the particular substance known as 18 asbestos? 19 A Yes, many of them. 20 Q And are you familiar with a document that 21 was published, I believe, in 1930 by Dr. Merewether?