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<title>Comment by Jane Marie (August 15, 2008, 13:10:11)</title>
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<description>In 1995 my family and I were exposed to a chemical called Dinitrogen Tetroxide, N2O4. It was reported that there were only 40 persons who were seriously injured, but, attorneys decided to make it a mass class action. 17 people went to trial in Hinds County, Mississippi none were found to have injuries so the total of awards was put on my family. We still have not been compensated since the attorneys involved wish for us to die.
http://www.mftms13.wordpress.com...</description>
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