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Higher-Order Java Parallelism, Part 2: Parallel List Transformations | Apocalisp With a Callable monad and Parallel Strategies in hand, we're ready to construct some general-purpose parallel functions of a higher order. Something we'll want to do quite often in parallel programmin...