1 insulators, pipecoverers, developed the disease Page 3422 2 asbestosis from use of end products; isn't that 3 correct?

1 A Yes, sir.

Page 3593 1 A That is such low exposure, they would not. 2 Q All right. 3 A What I am saying is the person with 4 asbestosis is not meaningful in this context because 5 what we are talking about is six cases of fibrosis of 6 the lung among garage mechanics, and whether that six 7 is higher or lower than we would expect, we don't 8 know. 9 We would have to do a study to determine how 10 many pulmonary fibrosis we would expect to see in a 11 group of garage mechanics. 12 Q Well, the authors here say that these were 13 six verified cases of asbestosis, correct?

Page 3790 1 THE COURT: Why can't you argue that under 2 this question?

Page 3657 1 A Yes, absolutely.

1 (Whereupon, in open court.)

Page 3956 1 start by talking with you about some things that were 2 never in dispute. 3 First, there is no dispute, nor has there 4 ever been any dispute, about how Mr.

1 morphine he received daily during his stay in the Page 1877 2 hospital?

Page 1762 1 A Extremely well-known.

1 incidents in people in certain portions of that 2 plant?

1 A Yes.

1 THE COURT: Have a good lunch, everyone. 2 (Whereupon, a luncheon recess was taken -3 12:30 p.m.) 4 (Whereupon, afternoon session -- 1:30 p.m.) 5 (Whereupon, in open court.) 6 THE COURT: Let's bring the jury in, 7 please, and continue with this cross-examination. 8 (Whereupon, discussion off the record.) 9 (Whereupon, jury present -- 1:32 p.m.) 10 (Whereupon, witness present.) 11 THE COURT: Please be seated, ladies and 12 gentlemen. 13 Good afternoon. 14 THE JURY: Good afternoon. 15 THE COURT: We will continue with Mr. 16 McGowan's cross-examination. 17 MR.

1 A That is correct.

Page 2099 1 Q Now, when were procedures we just saw that 2 were depicted on the tape, when were procedures like 3 that instituted or developed?

1 A Yes.