Obviously IN is not JDOQL syntax, and contains() is ... since it follows Java (the JDO spec defines this, as do the DataNucleus docs). You can (from a JDOQL perspective) have as many contains etc in a query as you wish. You provide the params just as you have done. Whether GAE/J supports all of that, I cannot answer.
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