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Today's mystery features a famous historical aviator who just happens to be a personal hero of mine. Plus, a certain co-worker tags along

on my adventure for the first time ever. It's a jam-pack day, so stick around. I'm Carly Q,

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Our past is vast and wild. Many things have brought us to this day. As history has been compiled,

some important details have slipped away.

In our spectacular shared existence, we consider it a business

to recognize a few votes you may not know.

Made important inventions.

Asked all the right questions.

History will never be the same. When I got into work this morning,

When I got into work this morning, everyone was talking about some big drama with my co-worker

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