1 keep your voice up so the jurors can hear you, sir. 2 Thank you. 3 Ms.

1 know the scientific lab, I believe, provided the Page 2975 2 stipends for three successive years, and it was my 3 understanding that corporate headquarters the 4 following year provided a very large sum to support 5 the brake study along with General Motors, United Auto 6 Workers and someone else. 7 Q And the outcome of those studies was, in 8 fact, published in Dr.

Page 3549 1 . occupation, number one, in order for the results to be 2 different, to change, most of those missed cases, 3 missing cases would have to be garage mechanics, and 4 there is no reason for that to be concentrated in only 5 one occupation. 6 Q Are you aware, and I think you are, of the 7 Langer and McCaughey case report on mesothelioma in a 8 brake repair worker?

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