Page 1383 1 man by the name of Mr.

1 A Right, '57. 2 Q When you started at Foreign Motors, what 3 were your job duties?

1 proceedings.

Page 1251 1 servicing these cars, for instance, on warranties when 2 customers brought them back for problems they might be | 3 having?

1 suction to help with the dust?

Page 1585 1 exposure along with instruction in ways for minimizing 2 exposure. 3 Therefore, it is incumbent on all employers 4 whose workers handle or come in contact with asbestos5 containing materials to provide some kind of 6 instruction or training to educate the workers 7 concerning potential hazards and means of avoiding 8 them wherever possible. 9 Thank you. 10 THE COURT CLERK: Is that coming into 11 evidence?

Page 1636 1 .him, and I called the hospice nurse and I told them on 2 the phone 3 So they said well, they would send a nurse 4 out.

1 better quality vacuum cleaner that would be Page 2939 2 appropriate for shop and garage usage. 3 Q Okay.

Page 3255 1 Mr.

1 adhere to the circumference of the insulation.

Page 3342 1 Have a good safe evening, everyone. 2 (Whereupon, jury dismissed -- 4:26 p.m.) 3 THE COURT: Counsel, if you would be kind 4 enough to be in your seats at 9:25, we will resume 5 tomorrow morning at 9:30. 6 MR.

1 independent samples.

Page 3198 1 A Well, an order of magnitude lower from .1 to 2 .01 is certainly consistent with the others on this 3 paper, but you are correct, yes. 4 Q In addition, Mr.

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1 mesothelioma. 2 For the general public, of course, it is 3 1.0; and for automobile repair, which means garage 4 mechanics, the risk is about .65. 5 Q Let me ask you that -- a question about 6 that. 7 That is below 1, correct?