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You cannot often pinpoint a single event that changed the course of history, but 9/11 certainly is one. On that fateful day in September 2001, a group of 16 terrorists struck an unexpected blow to the political and economic centers of the United States. Nearly 3,000 people perished in the attacks and many more were exposed to deadly toxins that would later lead to debilitating, terminal illnesses. The events of 9/11 shook the consciousness of America unlike anything since the attack on Pearl Harbor and prompted a paradigm shift in Americans’ view of safety and security. This shift manifested in many ways, including the first major federal government restructuring in a half-century

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