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		<title>By: Should Dispose throw exceptions? &#124; out &#62;&#62; m_Conscientia();</title>
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		<dc:creator>Should Dispose throw exceptions? &#124; out &#62;&#62; m_Conscientia();</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Dispose methods pop up in the .NET framework (e.g. in WCF), and in other libraries. If you have to contend with some dangerous disposal, Marc Gravell has a safe IDisposable wrapper. [...]</description>
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