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	<title>Comments on: Grinding along at 15 mph or less (as it is running as a transfer and does not have a Train Information Braking System on the rear), CN 527 rounds a curve on the freight track of CN&#8217;s Montreal Sub with CN 2855 &amp; CN 2859 for power. This portion of the Montreal Sub has only been in regular service a bit under a year at this point.</title>
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