I don't think it was able to really main stream conversations around brion's rial legacy in terms of its legal and financial apparatus. It didn't normalize, you know, understandings of why london commercial court is the jurisdiction of choice for corporate disputes all round the world. 70 % of cases in the london commercialCourt are concerning companies that neither of which are registered in any british jurisdiction. And may me put those connections alile more forcefully into the public domain. I think this is a real moment.
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