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1 MR. RAMPTON: He has done a short note on styrene. If I can
2 hand a copy up to your Lordship? It should go into his
3 statement. He is in yellow Volume V and he is in section
4 B, No. 8.
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6 THE WITNESS: Am I dismissed?
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8 MR. JUSTICE BELL: You are released from any further attendance
9 at court.
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11 THE WITNESS: May I speak with the defendants about this case,
12 sir?
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14 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Now you may, yes. We will finish in a
15 moment. There are just one or two things I want to
16 mention briefly. Was there anything else?
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18 MR. RAMPTON: Nothing from me.
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20 MR. JUSTICE BELL: The first thing is this: I was prompted to
21 remember it by your reference to an admission about heart
22 disease. I am aware that there have been various
23 admissions. I can remember some of them. It would be
24 extremely helpful to me if the letters which make the
25 admissions or the notices which give notice of admissions
26 could be put in one small bundle or, better still -- there
27 is no rush about it, except I would like to be reminded in
28 due course of the terms of the admission with regard to
29 heart disease -- if we could have a schedule of admissions
30 just with their terms on however many sides of A4 it
31 eventually needs by the end of the case. If it can be
32 compiled as we go along, I can just keep it.
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34 MR. RAMPTON: Certainly we will do that, yes.
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36 MR. JUSTICE BELL: The next matter relates to the Defendants'
37 nutrition witnesses. I have one or two points to make in
38 relation to that. Mr. Morris, you produced Mr. Jeffery
39 Cannon's book, or a photocopy of it.
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41 MR. MORRIS: Yes.
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43 MR. JUSTICE BELL: It would be very helpful if you could give
44 some advance notice of what, if any, actual parts of the
45 book you are going to refer to. In other words, pages 2
46 to 54 or whatever, something of that kind. I mentioned
47 Professor Crawford and possibility of a supplemental
48 statement. Mr. Lobstein refers to a number of surveys.
49 Do we actually have copies of the surveys?
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51 MS. STEEL: Which surveys are they?
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53 MR. JUSTICE BELL: I did not make a list of them, but if you
54 look at Mr. Lobstein's statement again you will see that
55 he has got reference to various surveys made by various
56 bodies.
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58 MS. STEEL: I think I have a recollection that there are a
59 couple.
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