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Just noting that filter() is unique in special-casing the type 
of the input.  It's always been surprising that way, and, 
e.g., filtering a string produces a string, but filtering a 
Unicode string produces a list.

map() and reduce() don't play games like that, and always 
use the iteration protocol to march over their inputs.
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