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The flexibility from the DSA comes from the rigidity of the types used acro=
ss the partitions. This being a natural amplification from the ada language=
. I have found it in action, very resiliant, one time when the connection w=
as interrupted between two nodes by a server room fire, both nodes merrily =
carried on and updated nicely swapping all the stored information once the =
server inbetween was replaced. **true story :) **