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If the `lengthy_operation1`, `lengthy_operation2`, and `lengthy_operation3` functions do not modify the `MyDataType` variable, these functions can be executed in parallel without additional modifications.
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## Example: Run the example in parallel
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## Example: Run previous example in parallel
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The following example modifies the previous example to run in parallel. The `parallel_invoke` algorithm executes each task in parallel and returns after all tasks are finished.
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