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== What are the lessons from the Canadian oil train crash- ==

<html>The death toll for the horrific accident in Lac-Megantic, Quebec is now set at 50. Civil authorities and the railway company are still trying to sort out what happened.
The tragedy carries the official veneer of a criminal investigation, and the train engineer’s employer blames him for failing to properly set the brakes.
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