[音频]【填空题】Bilott decided right away to take the Tennant case. It was, to him, the right thing to do.Bilott 1) ____DuPont in the summer of 1999 in the Southern District of West Virginia. In response, DuPont and the E.P.A. 2) ____a study of the property. Their report did not find DuPont 3) ____the cattle’s health problems. The culprit, instead, was “poor nutrition, 4) ____veterinary care and lack of fly control.” In other words, the Tennants didn’t know how to raise cattle; if the cows were dying, it was their own fault. Bilott 5) ____a letter DuPont had sent to the E.P.A. that mentioned a substance at the landfill with a cryptic name: “PFOA.” He 6) ____and learned that it was short for perfluorooctanoic acid. But besides that, he could find nothing. He asked DuPont to share all 7) ____related to the substance; DuPont refused. In the fall of 2000, Bilott requested a court order to force them. The order was 8) ____. Dozens of boxes containing thousands of 9) ____began to arrive at Bilott’s office. There were more than 110,000 pages in all, some half a century old. Bilott spent the next few months on the floor of his office, poring over the documents and 10) ____them in chronological order.