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    Alvarado AC, Predicala BZ.
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  • 48. Occupational exposures to respirable crystalline silica during hydraulic fracturing.
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  • 50. Total and respirable dust exposures among carpenters and demolition workers during indoor work in Denmark.
    Kirkeskov L, Hanskov DJ, Brauer C.
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  • 55. Risks of respiratory disease in the heavy clay industry.
    Love RG, Waclawski ER, Maclaren WM, Wetherill GZ, Groat SK, Porteous RH, Soutar CA.
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    Yan Y, Bu H, Tao N.
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