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While the parties here no longer dispute that a warning by the defendant supplier would have prevented the plaintiff's injury, missing from this record is any evidence that, in general, warnings by flint suppliers could effectively reach their customers' employees actually engaged in abrasive blasting. Without such evidence, the court is unable to determine whether a duty to warn should be imposed on flint suppliers.
October 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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