Revise the following sentences to correct dangling and misplaced modifiers.
1. Originally a group of four, one member dropped out after the first meeting due to a death in the family.
2. Examining the data, it is apparent that most of our sales are to people on the northwest side of the city.
3. As a busy professional, we know that you will want to take advantage of this special offer.
4. Often documents end up in files that aren’t especially good.
5. By making an early reservation, it will give us more time to coordinate our trucks to better serve you.