taigle

(ˈteɪɡəl)

1. (tr) to entangle, impede, or delay

2. (tr) to confound or outsmart

3. (intr) to dawdle

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Ay, man, ye shall taigle many a weary foot, or we get clear!

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Herndon, VA, July 23, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Exostar, an innovative information technology company offering cloud-based solutions that enable secure, cost-effective business-to-business collaboration, and Taigle mySignatureBook, a leading digital workflow provider in the life sciences industry, today announced a partnership that integrates Taigle's mySignatureBook (MSB) with Exostar's Life Sciences Identity Hub.

Exostar and Taigle Partnership Delivers Enterprise-Grade Digital Signature and Workflow Solution

[USPRwire, Tue Jul 21 2015] Exostar, an innovative information technology company offering cloud-based solutions that enable secure, cost-effective business-to-business collaboration, and Taigle mySignatureBook, a leading digital workflow provider in the life sciences industry, today announced a partnership that integrates Taigle's mySignatureBook (MSB) with Exostar's Life Sciences Identity Hub.

Exostar and Taigle Partnership Delivers Enterprise-Grade Digital Signature and Workflow Solution

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