But I am still convinced that with 90% of liquidators the dose does not correspond to what they had received. Both ways. Because at first they were given individual dosimeters, in the shape of a pencil. Well, it equaled to taking a regular pencil and looking into it. Because these dosimeters, they were stored in the emergency stock, it is not known how many years, then, after they were taken out from the emergency stock, they were all to be checked, operated, which did not take place in reality. And therefore, what they showed there, it's all wrong, you know. Then they went to the collective doses, that is, they do not take into account what you have received individually, rather they consider the whole platoon, and calculate the average. So, here where we are sitting now, let’s say, roughly 0.5 roentgens per hour. And where are you sitting – 300 roentgens per hour, because it's enough to stretch out a hand and that’s it, but it was necessary to count on the average, so to speak ...