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Today we focus on the often overlooked stories of the people who this new invention hurt along the way.

Monday morning, the end of the weekend, and the start of a bustling new work day.

You wake up after hitting snooze a few times. Maybe you take your dog out, or maybe you lay there a little bit longer to scroll on your phone.

When you finally get up and brush your teeth and get dressed, you realize you're running late.

Maybe not late late, but just a little behind schedule.

So you just decide to grab coffee on the way into work.

You head downstairs and see one of your neighbors getting their children in the car.

Another neighbor heads out to check the mail. You're thinking about your plans after work.

Dinner with friends maybe? The gym? Visiting family?

It's a warm summer day and the sky is clear, except for a small plane that flies overhead.

You start to get in the car, but an object catches your eye.

When you look closely, you realize that something fell from that plane.

It's small and hard to make out from where you're standing, but before you have a moment to even speculate what it might be,

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