Zaiontz v. Trinity Universal Insurance Co.

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• rejecting claim that “common sense” approach requires case-specific interpretation of pollu tion exclusion on ground that National Union holds that the absolute pollution exclusion clause is neither patently nor latently ambiguous
• pollution exclusion clause bars coverage for injuries suffered by worker as a result of inhalation of spray product used to clean smoke-damaged airplane

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