|title=Hollywood and Entertainment Workers: Asbestos Exposure, At-Risk Roles, and Mesothelioma Claims
|description=Hollywood entertainment workers — cameramen, gaffers, stagehands, projectionists — faced 7 document
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* '''Industry standard''' for motion picture, television, and theatrical production light
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...civil-litigation defendant (Hollywood lighting cables; many entertainment-industry plaintiffs are also veterans)
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...rates what Local 211 calls "the premier training programs available in the industry today, including five-year apprenticeship programs, extensive journeymen tr
Local 211's craftsmen have helped build "many major entertainment facilities, schools, colleges, hospitals, industrial facilities, manufactur
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...resent centuries of ordinary wages. This wasn't commercial. This wasn't an industry producing goods for market.
...cance: Largest asbestos mine in world history; transformed global asbestos industry
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