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The June 22, 2009 Metro subway crash in Washington, D.C., in which nine people died and 80 were injured, is the deadliest accident in the Metro's 33-year history. Credit: Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP Photo

Today's automated systems provide enormous safety and convenience. However, when glitches, problems, or breakdowns occur, the results can be catastrophic.

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