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The Florida trial is the second to address allegations 3M hid design flaws, fudged test results and failed to instruct the military in proper use of the earplugs, which were used by the army between 2007 and 2013. The two decisions are in "bellwether" cases, where the parties select a set of cases from the thousands that are pending to test the strength and weaknesses of the claims. 3M said it will continue to defend itself in upcoming trials, adding that its "Combat Arms Earplug Version 2 product is and has always been safe and effective to use".
Responsible for building bad ignition switches. by the way, i think they were built in china, weren't they? get to me, chinese government. the fact of the matter is there's no excuse for this. they should have recalled the calls earlier. this reminds me, i'm old enough to remember the pinto, there was a rear-end cash, one ralph nader made his reputation on this. this is an inexcusable case, and that new ceo from gm ought to be out of a job. >> we, the government, our u.s. government u our taxpayers sold our last piece of gm at a loss last year. now we're find out there's 13 deaths. is this too...
Data now shows more conclusively or probably whatever the terms are that this is at the bottom of the indian ocean or do you want to see more? as an investigator i always want to see more. investigators use tried and true methodologies and procedures. that's based on years and years of experience and crashes and investigating these. but we are always looking for new ways to hone our skills to improve and expedite this process. so, i would always like to see more and that's going to continue on with positively identifying this wreckage, the debris, and then finding it at the bottom of the ocean...