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# Intro
# Ticket Management
In the previous chapter we modelled `Ticket` in a vacuum: we defined its fields and their constraints, we learned
how to best represent them in Rust, but we didn't consider how `Ticket` fits into a larger system.

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# Intro
# Threads
One of Rust's big promises is _fearless concurrency_: making it easier to write safe, concurrent programs.
We haven't seen much of that yet. All the work we've done so far has been single-threaded.