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Tony Rodgers had worked as a social worker all his life and his family said they had difficulty pinpointing any obvious exposure to asbestos.

After pinpointing her location with thermal imaging, Vilo took food and drink from traps left by demolition workers and was eventually lured out by leaving clothes belonging to her owners on 27 June.

Now, for the first time, this prescient filmmaker visits America’s distant past, subtly pinpointing the economic inequalities, senseless brutality and thwarted masculinity that will bedevil the nation for the next 160 years.

The key is pinpointing the sort of organisation they want to work in, Mr Murphy says.

Such substances have a “synergistic effect,” he said, and therefore when it comes to pinpointing the cause of the overdose, “it’s not that easy of an equation.”