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| Opening=Almost every gathering ends with something left behind. A jacket on a chair, a phone charger behind a sofa, a set of keys in a coat pocket that belonged to someone else, a bag that was set down early in the evening and never picked up again. Lost and found situations are among the most ordinary consequences of people sharing a space, and they are also one of the most common reasons two people speak again after an evening has ended.</div>FuzzyBot