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1 you have got to realize you are experimenting with Page 1080 2 thousands of dollars of things. 3 Everything that comes along you test and 4 check it, see whether it is better or worse or 5 whatever. 6 Q But as a company, that was a procedure that 7 you thought was an appropriate procedure for a company 8 to follow?

1 Q Did he deal with public relations for the 2 company?

1 the time, correct?

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1 an opinion to a reasonable degree of scientific Page 3517 2 certainty as to whether this individual1s exposure to 3 asbestos-containing friction products caused his 4 mesothelioma?

1 lung cancer showed an epidemiologic relationship Page 1729 2 between asbestos and lung cancer, and there are many, 3 many other cases after that. 4 Q How about the disease known as diffuse 5 malignant mesothelioma, when was that, from your 6 review of the literature, first reported?

1 this is he tried to go back and record, the best he Page 2268 2 could the different exposures that could be determined 3 from historical literature?

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