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| `Future.sync()` not only allows you to handle errors you know might occur, but
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| +Read the following documentation for more details on using Futures:
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| +* [The Event Loop and Dart](/articles/event-loop/),
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| + an article that describes how to schedule tasks using Futures
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| +* [Future API reference](http://api.dartlang.org/dart_async/Future.html)
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