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"Even if the evidence sufficiently indicated the excess biosolid material present on the morning of the accident was indeed the result of the belt press having overfilled the roll-off container, these items of 'tangible personal property,' (and/or'"motor-driven equipment') were not responsible for Simmons' injuries if they did no more than furnish the condition that made his injury possible."
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