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Page 2826 1 factories and fields and research findings have proven 2 that normal handling of Kaylo product is safe from a 3 health standpoint. 4 The usual precautionary measures taken for 5 any product containing asbestos are needed in a 6 continued exposure to heavily concentrated Kaylo 7 dust. 8 Thank you, Your Honor. 9 The next exhibit at tab 2 will be OCF-84 10 dated June 30th, 1964. 11 THE COURT: It will be admitted in 12 evidence. 13 MR.

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Page 2971 1 Well, do you recall testifying to something 2 to that effect in the past?

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