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50
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A.
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I don’t
--
I
--
not that I know of.
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A.
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I mean, that’s
--
that’s not part of his job.
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I don’t know.
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Q.
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Could you describe Lisa’s medical condition the
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A.
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That would have been the day that I took her
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temperature. It was slightly elevated.
She was certainly strong
- -
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A.
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--
she was
- -
she may have appeared to be weak,
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but she was strong, because it took some effort to keep
her arms from knocking this little strip of plastic off
her forehead..
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Q.
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Were you (sic) aware that she (sic) was trying
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to take her temperature?
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A.
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I told her that. It was
--
but when I came in,
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she said, “Oh, Emma.” And I was a bit surprised that she
remembered me, because there was a lot of people that had
seen her, and I hadn’t been there for a few days.
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A.
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And I explained that we were, you know, just
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going to take her temperature.
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A.
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Very
--
not to the point of, like, hurting
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