A: True
Q: You say that. Right?
The Honorable Judge D. Chasdai: Page 4 above, complementary? Because you jumped to 4 all of a sudden.
Q: Page 4.
The Honorable Judge D. Chasdai: Did you suddenly jump, is it in complementarity?
Q: I think of the main one. In my opinion, the main one.
The Honorable Judge D. Chasdai: Did you return from 55 to 4?
Q: I'll say it right away. On page 4 of the supplementary review, in Part E.
The Honorable Judge D. Chasdai: Also on the 4th of Bereishit I think there is something, all together and in a synergistic way.
Q: Yes, there is a reference there, but...
The Honorable Judge D. Chasdai: Are you talking about 4 in the Supplement?
Q: 4 In the Supplement, which is also clearly said that in no case can it be concluded that antagonism between pollutants already cancels out their damage.
A: True, it could be.
Q: Page 4. Where are you referring me on this whole page? Subsection 11, show it to me, the United States, here, here is the line that begins in the United States, as to the possibility. Yes. All right.
Q: It's also clear, it's in the third line. Yes?
The Honorable Judge D. Chasdai: Yes, yes.
Q: Now, so if I understand correctly, To understand if antagonism eliminates the damage of the pollutants, you need to first check if there is antagonism between the substances. Right?
A: Yes, I didn't go that far, it's quite possible.
Q: It is certainly possible.
A: All options can be.
Q: Yes, So to see what possibility exists, if antagonism, for example, talks about antagonism, to check if there is antagonism and that, and if it cancels out the damage, you have to check the mixture and check the different substances,
A: True.
Q: and check if there are certain substances,
A: That's right.
Q: Antagonism or not, right?
A: Yes, yes.
Q: The same goes for synergism. To know if there is a synergy you need to check the mixture, check the ingredients.