1.Huber argues that tort law has not changed much since the start of the twentieth century.
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False
2.Government and industry spend more than $45 million a year to deal with hazardous products, according to Nesmith.
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False
3.Most of us are more afraid of acetone fingernail polish than being killed in a car accident.
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False
4.Cancer is less likely to kill you than a motor vehicle accident.
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False
5.Roy Anderson believes liability insurance to be an organic, naturally occurring system.
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False
6.Most Americans draw nine out of ten breaths in indoor environments, which can be polluted with molds and germs.
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False
7.Modic cites that not many people are even worried about product liability.
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False
8.Tort law and liability insurance "feed" one another, according to Modic.
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False
10.Thomson concerns her argument not with blame, but with who is to pay out of pocket for costs surrounding incidents.
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False
11.Burger thinks that there are too many lawyers.
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False
12.Burger believes that professionals like lawyers should not advertise.
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False
13.Aspartame, the sweetener in Diet Coke, is uncontroversial and has been proven to be safe
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False
16.Werhane believes that Dowie is wrong about some of the facts of the Pinto case.
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False
17.Werhane argues that Ford should be exonerated from blame in the Pinto case.
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False