Talk:Andrew Gerle

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I question the neutrality of the article. It has a lot of information while being largely unsourced. Statements like “After graduating magna cum laude from Yale” is a very specific fact to know if there is not a public source cited. As if the article has been written by someone close to the person or it is autobiographical. Also statements like “An ‘accomplished’ orchestrator and arranger“ strike me as not being neutral as well.


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