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Wayne Kowalski woke at 4:50 on a Monday morning in October and did the math he did every morning: leave by five-ten, clock in at six, never late. He was twenty-three years old, a temp worker eleven weeks into an assignment at Prairie Star Packing in Hollow Creek, Iowa, employed by Heartland Staffing of Fort Dodge - belonging to everybody and nobody. He was saving for the diesel mechanic program at the community college, dreaming of full-time hire, of benefits, of security. At 6:41 that morn...