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1. A No. Page 2674 2 Q Okay. Doctor, we have heard a couple of 3 terms used by a lot of witnesses in this case. 4 The terms of chamfering and beveling. 5 Do you have an understanding as to what 6 those terms mean? 7 A That would be smoothing out the edges and, 8 in this case, when you are chamfering the shoes you 9 are smoothing out the sharp edge of the material. 10 Q So that is chamfering. 11 What is beveling then? 12 A Well, beveling would be more cutting or 13 grooving the material. It is a little more extensive 14 than chamfering would be. 15 Q By grooving, do you mean the thing that you 16 did to the brake pads? 17 A No, this would be -- my understanding, 18 beveling would be in terms of straightening it out, 19 in terms of making sure it was all the same height. 20 Q Priorto writing the protocol, orat any 21 other time during the time you conducted this test,