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		<title>How does multi-threading work in .NET?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are two main ways of multi-threading which .NET encourages: To start your own threads with ThreadStart delegates, you should create a new thread "manually" for long-running tasks. Using the ThreadPool class either directly (using ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem) or indirectly using asynchronous methods (such as Stream.BeginRead, or calling BeginInvoke on any delegate). Use the thread pool only [...]]]></description>
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