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Can Dropping Glass on the Floor Cause Spalling and Ejection of Particles?
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[QUOTE="mollyhudson, post: 5670158, member: 613731"] Oh, I can assure you litigation never crossed my mind! Even when I've been in bonafide car accidents that have caused injury and not been my fault, I haven't asked for a dime. Rather, I have OCD and tend to obsess/panic/worry over things like this. Broken glass in particular is a big trigger for me. I'm trying to use logic, reason, and science to get myself to calm down and thought you all might be able to lend an expert opinion. Thanks! [/QUOTE]
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