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| I also know our legacy is to the future, and the future depends on the new generation of disabled veterans whose bodies, minds and blood have paid dearly for our freedom," Jackson said. The residents of the city and county have paid dearly in lost services and higher taxes so downtown could be revived. Mid-sized companies and large enterprises paid dearly for complicated and proprietary systems that coupled data storage so tightly alongside computing functions you couldn't wedge the two apart with a crowbar. |
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