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Line 18: threads which may actually access the data simultaneously because they run on different processors that communicate with one another. The concurrent data structure (sometimes also called a [[shared data structure]]) is usually considered to reside in an abstract storage ~~structure]]) is usually considered to reside in an abstract storage~~ environment called [[shared memory]], though this memory may be physically implemented as either a "tightly coupled" or a

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