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Wouldn't a parallel implementation of Haskell also be useful for
single-processor machines? It would allow evaluation of low-priority
(not really needed now) quantities to proceed in low-priority
threads. So if the program is waiting for user input, other threads
can continue evaluating things that may be useful. Threads would then
be joined when a result was needed or turned out to be unnecessary.

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