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    <title>Software runaways</title>
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  <abstract>Failure often teaches more than success. Here are 16 of the worst software disasters in recent years, and the lessons to be learned from them. Software failure expert Robert Glass identifies six characteristics of impending failure, including elements rarely discussed in other software engineering texts.</abstract>
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