A few months after 9/11, I responded to a study at NYU, my alma mater, about our memories of that day. This survey asked us what times the first and second planes hit the World Trade Center, where did they take off from, where did they crash, what time did they crash, and other details like that. I filled it out, provided my contact information and offered the willingness to revisit the survey at future dates.
But that information is common...
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