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F.dwa rd-- Dri s.laae--= By.--Mx--Dp.Ljica 2 5 duly sworn, was examined and testified as follows: 0 6 BY MR. DeLUCA: 2 1 Q Good morning, Mr. Drislane. 1 8 A Good morning. 1 0 Q How are you today? 2 7 A Fine. 2 7 Q Before we begin, I want to mark as 0 0 Exhibit 19 a Notice of Continued Deposition, which 1 6 was filed in regard to this matter. May I begin 0 0 by asking you, sir, whether you have had a chance 1 9 to review the testimony that you gave in October? 1 5 A No. 1 3 Q Is there anything as you sit here right 2 7 now that you want to take back that you told me or 1 0 change in any way? 0 6 A Not that I know of. 2 4 Q Okay. Fair enough. I want to talk to 0 3 you about a handful of issues today, and I don't 2 2 think we are going to go more than three or four 0 3 hours. The first one I want to talk to you about 2 7 relates to money. Would you agree with me, 2 4 Mr. Drislane, in the 1970s and in the 1980s, one 1 2 of the major reasons friction companies didn't 0 9 move towards non-asbestos products was the cost R.O. Box 12459 Albany, NY 12212-2459 /IkLIANCE REPORTING SERVICE, LUC Albany (518) 438-0126 Troy (518) 283-5064 Schenectady (518) 355-9216 Clifton Park (518) 383-1241 Fax (518) 446-0582