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		<title>By: Types for Concurrency &#171;   Bartosz Milewski&#8217;s Programming Cafe</title>
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		<description>[...] Non-functional languages like C++, Java, or D (I was told by Walter Bright, the creator of D, to always use the full name, &#8220;the D programming language,&#8221; so that search engines can index it properly) tend to share data almost by default (see, however, this post). [...]</description>
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