HTML Output from CDATA

I have the following XML code:
<Deliverables><![CDATA[<P><B>test</B></P>]]></Deliverables>
When output into HTML I get the following from that element:
<P><B>test</B></P>
What flag/property can I use in the template to get the actual contents ?
<P><B>test</B></P>
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Hi
I'm trying to do something similar to your example.
Have you found a solution?
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