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This library is a collection of utility functions that operate with JavaScript `Sets`.
This library is a collection of high performance utilities from Set Theory,
which operate on an arbitrary number of Sets by each accepting variable arguments.

Each function, as derived from Set Theory, is built to operate on n-ary sets by accepting variable arguments.
Additionally, each function operates with the principals of immutability: none of the input sets are modified in the process or result of calculation.
Each utility function operates with the principals of immutability:
none of the input sets are modified in the process or result of calculation.


## Set Operations:
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"version": "1.4.2",
"author": "Nathaniel Holden <holden@inanity.io> (https://inanity.io)",
"homepage": "https://github.com/kubikowski/set-utilities",
"description": "Set Utilities for JavaScript",
"description": "A collection of high performance utilities from Set Theory, which operate on an arbitrary number of Sets.",
"license": "MIT",
"keywords": [
"set",
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