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Houston's massive 250,000-student school system uses software from Cybersoft Technologies to allow parents to rope off some cafeteria foods from their kids' prepaid accounts. It said Metrolink's decision to rope off the front seats of cab cars - action taken after the Glendale crash - is ``prudent'' action that other rail operators could consider. Someone threw a rope off the bridge to Agustin, who wrapped it around the toddler. |
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