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Exhibit A Claimants Forever Barred From Bringing a Propulsid® Lawsuit RecID Name 47987 Barbara Aaron 29452 Rosie Abate 39363 Curtis (Kim) Abegglen 40835 Cathe Abel 1932 Herman Abel 29457 Geraldine Abercrombie 29463 Lillie Abney 29464 Venessa Aboyo 5297 Mary L Abraham 29466 Deborah Abrahams 39364 Marilyn Abrams 52443 Jenkins Jr. Abrams 2350 Harry M Acker 29471 Joan Acker 29472 Peggy Acker 48758 Joseph Ackerman 49646 Lavarski Acklin 29474 Maple Acoff 50040 Darlene M Acor 52441 Betty Acosta 52442 Donna Jean Acosta 29476 Jessie Acosta 29477 Maria Acosta 29479 Mary Acosta 40522 Meg Acree 52432 Eunice Acreman 5300 Doris F Acuff 29480 Pamela Acuff 29481 James Adair 29482 Virginia Adamoiwicz 39365 Myra Adams 52338 Anthony Warren Adams 52447 Glenda Adams 52437 Joyce Adams 52433 Leland Adams 52455 Samestine Adams 52436 Samuel C. Adams 40822 Mildred Ann Adams 46334 Felicia Adams 46336 Linda Adams 5305 Deanna V Adams 5307 Leslie P Adams 29507 Angel Adams 29483 Cloyd Adams 29484 Ellen Adams 29486 Gale Adams 29487 Gary Adams 29490 Ida Adams 29493 Kelly Adams 29494 Lewie Adams 29497 Lynn Adams 29501 Robert Adams 48065 Barbara Adams 48022 Ethel Adams 49645 Frank Adams 49644 Michelle Adams 1935 Charlene Adams 1936 Gregory Adams 27878 Ciddie Adams 29512 Brenda Adcock 29514 Edsel Addington 48756 Ella Addison 52440 Reda Aderholt 29519 Linda Adkins 49698 Pam Adkins 39366 Rowena Adkison 39367 Matthias Agbara 52462 Dina Agee 52461 Dorothy Agee 29524 James Ague 39368 Jovita Aguilar 29526 Lorenzo Aguinaga 29527 Ofelia Aguirre 29529 Charles Ahrens 29530 John Aiken 1938 James Ainoris 52459 Joann Ainsworth 52460 Sylvia Ainsworth 39369 Kenneth Aitken 1939 Paul Akers 29536 Odell Akins 29538 Katherine Akridge 29539 Oralia Alacron 29540 Marco Alaniz 29541 Mayola Albert 1941 Theresa Albino 39371 Louise Albrecht 50011 Mary B Alcorn 29545 Ruth Aldana 29546 Billy Aldridge 29547 Mary Aldridge 39372 Hazel Alexander 52456 Annie Alexander 52448 Ledillon Alexander 40525 Charles C. Alexander 5309 Linda W Alexander 38610 Ruby Alexander 29550 Ellis Alexander 29553 Jacquelyn Alexander 29555 Joseph Alexander 29559 Luther Alexander 29560 Mary Alexander 29561 Patricia Alexander 29562 Rebecca Alexander 28627 James L. Alexander 29563 Lucy Alexie 46343 Margie Alford 29564 Marie Alford 48752 Christopher Alford 29566 Estella Algueseva 47862 Julie All 29568 Mary Allard 39374 Dorothy Allen 39375 Edward Allen 52454 Brigette Allen 52335 Mary Allen 52453 Thomas Allen 41150 Carla Allen 41016 Joe Van Allen 46346 Estelle Allen 46345 Geraldine Allen 5318 Danny E Allen 5320 Frank Allen 5328 Mattie P Allen 29602 Dorothy G Allen 29603 Robert Allen 29571 Barbara Allen 29578 Fred Allen 29580 Jesse Allen 29584 June Allen 29586 Kathy Allen 29587 Lily Allen 29592 Melissa Allen 29593 Miriam Allen 29594 Misty Allen 29595 Ollie Allen 29596 Sarah Allen 29598 Shirley Allen 50021 Lois W Allen 49643 Rhonda Allen 1942 Josephine Allen 1944 Theresa Allen 28618 Janis Allen 29604 Robert Alley 28621 William M. Allgood 1954 Fred Allis 39378 Elma Allison 29608 Joseph Allo 29609 Anna Alloway 29610 Helen Alloway 29612 Benjamin Almand 29613 Vera Almand 29615 Maria Almendarez 5337 Martin L Almond 29616 Brenda Alpough 3815 Stella Alston 29621 Travis R Alston 29618 Audrey Alston 29619 Lerushia Alston 29620 Molly Alston 50026 Alice E Alston 48048 Bob Alston 1963 Rosa Alston 29625 Carol Alvarado 29628 Mary Alvarado 2014 Maria Alvarado 29629 Nancy Alvarado-Rios 40836 George Alvarez 40527 Nadia Alvarez 29630 Rosemary Alvarez 46349 Mary Alwell 29631 Cathy Amacker 29632 Khalil Amani 39381 Arlene Amato 2022 Laila Amatullah-Jali 28622 Thomas Ambers 48749 Bertha Ambler 2027 Joseph Ambrosino 50080 Charles Ambros-Meillis 50081 Kenya D Amerson 40823 Deanna Ames 29633 Roger Ames 2032 Joan Ames 29637 James Amore 29638 Darlene Amy 43025 Dawn Anders 51890 Bessie Anderson 51887 Grady C. Anderson 51889 Martha Anderson 747 James Anderson 46357 Sharon Anderson 29640 Adrian Anderson 29641 Amy Anderson 29643 Anita Anderson 29644 Ann Anderson 29646 Beverly Anderson 29647 Brenda Anderson 29648 Candy Anderson 29674 Doris Anderson 29652 Dorothy Anderson 29653 George Anderson 29659 Jerry Anderson 29660 Judy Anderson 29664 Margie Anderson 29665 Pamm Anderson 29666 Patricia Anderson 29667 Pauline Anderson 29668 Peggy Anderson 29670 Susan Anderson 29673 Wayne Anderson 50085 Enzie D Anderson 48746 Kim Anderson 49640 Maxine Anderson 49639 Patrick Anderson 48748 Wayne Anderson 2035 Barbara Anderson 2037 Frederick Anderson 28624 Winnie Anderson 5613 Cynthia Anderson 29675 David Andino 39383 Betty Andrews 51891 Mildred Andrews 40528 Lori Ann Andrews 29681 Deidre Andrews 29677 Eloise Andrews 29680 Robert Andrews 48745 Larry Andrews 39384 John Angelo 29687 Gregory Ankeney 29689 William Anter 29691 Barbara Anthony 29694 Joe Anthony 29695 Marcia Anthony 29697 Sherunda Anthony 48090 Donna Anthony 48744 Hazle Anthony 29699 Dan Antil 52364 Lucille Antoine 40530 Frances Anway 29701 Katherine Anzley 39386 Martin Anzualda, Jr. 29702 Dorrine Apodaca 39387 Judith Appelbaum 29706 Cobi J Appleby 39388 Shelia Applegate 29707 Irene Applewhite 29708 Maria Aquinaga 29709 Gordon Arabian 39389 Eugenia Aragon 29710 Jimmy Aragon 29711 David Arajs 49638 David Araujo 2069 Norma Arauz 2075 Victor Arcentales 29716 Helen Archuletta 2079 Lillian Arco 29717 Brian Ardoin 2084 Gael Arens 39390 Vincenza Argent 49637 Virgil Argenta 28626 Benny Argo 29720 Johnny Arline 49636 Marlene Arline 29721 Richard Armatrout 40837 Walter J. Armour 51879 Josephine Armstrong 51877 Willie Ruth Armstrong 29724 Keith Armstrong 29729 Shelby Armstrong 29727 Steve Armstrong 29728 Yvonne Armstrong 48743 Billy Armstrong 48742 Cheryl Armstrong 28639 Jakobe Armstrong 29732 Rebecca Arnal 29733 Cindy Arnett 51899 Regina Arnold 46362 Rosetta Arnold 29734 Eddie Arnold 29736 Roberto Arreola 51906 Alberta Arrigo 46363 Janie Arrington 29737 Cynthia Arrington 29739 Mary Arrington 2114 Carol Artale 51905 Mildred Artis 29741 Susan Aschton 28616 Karen Ash 29742 James Ashby 29743 Treba Ashcraft 51903 Betty Jane Asher 51904 John Asher 29745 Wanda Ashford 39394 Kemp Ashlock 49697 Vella Ashmon 48741 Laverne Askew 51892 M.M. Asmar, Sr. 29751 William Atcheson 41069 Susan Athens 2134 Hyman Atias 2137 Ilkin Atillasoy 29754 Isaac Atkins 28630 Gloria Atkins 29755 Kimberly Atkinson 29756 Louis Atkinson 29759 Otha Attebery 41121 Ann Atwood 29761 Betty Aubry 29762 Janice Auchmoody 43027 Lauren Elizabeth Auerswald 29763 Debbie Aughtman 52363 Emily Augman 52362 Cynthia Augustine 46367 Scotty Aulds 28631 Freida Aultman 2148 Florence Aumont 51900 Ruby Austin 29764 David Austin 29765 Garry Austin 29769 Nancy Austin 52361 Truedy Autin 29773 Trevor Autin 29772 Chantell Autin 52360 Nancy Jane Auton 39397 Otis Autry 51898 William Aven 29774 Shirley Avent 29776 Joanna Averett 28632 Tammy Averett 29779 Sherry Avery 49632 Darlene Avery 29783 Reynaldo Avila 29784 Joe Awalt 29786 Carolyn Axelrod 40824 Bev Axelsen 29788 Pamela Aycock 51895 Verna Ayers 29789 Billie Ayers 29790 Eddie Ayers 2151 Joann Ayers 39398 Michael Baarlaer 29792 Katherine Babb 29794 Cristene Babin 29799 Gregory Bach 29800 Mary Bach 29801 Wayne Back 41122 Kenneth Backman 46369 George Bacon 5359 Henry Bacon 53967 James Badami 29802 Connie Badon 29803 Gloria Baeza 47835 Theresa Baggett 29804 Tammye Bagley 29805 Alta Bagwell 2154 Wanda Bahr 52350 Daisy Bailey 41078 Debbie Bailey 29827 Caleb Paul Chapman Bailey 29808 Brenda Bailey 29813 Harry Bailey 29815 Linda Bailey 29817 Monica Bailey 29820 Nicole Bailey 29823 Shirley Bailey 29824 Vadilia Bailey 29825 William Bailey 49631 Arneatril Bailey 2160 Leonardo Bailey 28633 June Bailey 50071 Karen L Bain 39400 Bonnie Baine 29829 Emory Bair 29830 Sheila Bair 50007 William S Bairefoot 47755 Catherine Baker 29860 Amanda P Baker 29831 Barbara Baker 29833 Beverly Baker 29836 Charles Baker 29837 Daniel Baker 29840 Goldie Baker 29841 John Baker 29842 Johnnie Baker 29843 Laura Baker 29845 Lewis Baker 29848 Lois Baker 29851 Maudie Baker 29855 Ronald Baker 29857 Ruby Baker 29858 Sylvia Baker 48827 Betty Baker 2163 Suleima Baker 28634 Michelle Baker 47989 Anna Balacco 29865 Mary Balderrama 29867 Bailee Baldivia 29870 Linda Baldwin 29871 Paul Baldwin 29873 Reba Baldwin 29872 Rudean Baldwin 28635 Ruth Baldwin 29874 Morris Bales 51907 Feland Ball 52358 Wilma Ball 29875 Anthony Ball 29877 Felicia Ball 29880 Michael Ball 2165 Regina Ball 28636 Christopher Ball 51858 Sharron J. Ballard 40826 Jennifer Ballard 29883 Wilhmenia Ballard 48737 Betty Ballard 2170 Fannie Ballard 29885 Roberta Ballester 51857 Nicholas Kalan Ballon 52366 Juanita Balton 29887 Daniel Bambarger 29889 Christopher Bang 46376 Chvonda Banger 28637 Juanita Bankhead 39403 Betty Banks 39404 Dvonne Banks 46378 Jacquelyn Banks 29890 Alphonzo Banks 29891 Betty Banks 29892 Diane Banks 29893 J.D. Banks 29894 Jerry Banks 49696 Freddie Banks 48025 Thelma Banks 51854 Perry Bankston 51855 Susan Bankston 29896 Ivory Bankston 28643 Tom Bannister 27879 Kayla Becky Bar 41163 Mary Barbanti 39405 Linda Barbaro 51853 Mary F. 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