11.   Claude N. Limoges thought he recognized the threat of lead paint.

12.   Ditto for lead paint.

13.   Doctors and environmental experts now agree that even tiny traces of lead paint can cause permanent harm, especially in children.

14.   Even if your home has surfaces coated with lead paint, it may not be hazardous if the paint surface remains undamaged.

15.   Federal health bureaucrats have long talked about high blood pressure as though salting food is barely more safe than sprinkling it with chips of lead paint.

16.   For instance, women should not have lead paint removed from their homes while they are pregnant or breast-feeding.

17.   How pretentious we were when we decided to remove asbestos and flaking lead paint before we moved into our house!

18.   How can I get rid of lead paint that may be on the outside and inside?

19.   If you attempt to sandblast a surface with lead paint, you can create a serious toxic hazard.

20.   In nearly all previous lawsuits against the lead paint industry, an insurmountable hurdle for plaintiffs has been the inability to pin blame on a specific manufacturer.