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(c) Whether the defendant has supplied this mined and/or milled asbestos to any defendant herein since 1930; (d) The date of each transactions; (e) The dollar and tonnage amount of each sale; (f) Whether any warnings, cautions, caveats or direc tions accompanied the materials referred to in (c); and (g) The dates any warnings, cautions, caveats or directions referred to in subsection (f) first accompanied de fendant's asbestos-containing products.

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