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| And when the public unshackles itself from dogma it takes an important step toward the realization that when decisions are informed by science, both the individual and society are better served. Insurance companies are embracing SOA to unshackle themselves from their legacy infrastructures, to seek sustainable advantage and reduce risk in a rapidly changing business environment. While Patterson has developed his own reputation with other musical projects (Black Cross, National Acrobat), Coliseum just might be his most personal, artistic experiment, as each recording and each show allows Patterson to unshackle his once-troubled spirit and engage with folks in quite the honest way. |
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