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Effect handlers are capable of codifying a wealth of powerful
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programming constructs and features such as exceptions, state,
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backtracking, coroutines, await/async, inversion of control, and so
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on.
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Thus, effect handlers are expressive enough to implement a wide
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variety of other programming abstractions.
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We may wonder about the exact nature of this expressiveness, i.e. does
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effect handlers exhibit any \emph{essential} expressivity?
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% In today's programming languages we find a wealth of powerful
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% constructs and features --- exceptions, higher-order store, dynamic
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% method dispatch, coroutines, explicit continuations, concurrency
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