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  144	144	action that will yield the mapped elements.
  145	145
  146	So in our case, \lstinline|mapM typeOfVariable| will have type \lstinline|[A.Variable] -> PassM [A.Type](削除) (削除ここまで).
  146	So in our case, \lstinline|mapM typeOfVariable| will have type \lstinline|[A.Variable] -> PassM [A.Type](追記) | (追記ここまで).
  147	147	The argument is then \lstinline|vs|. The notation \lstinline|ts <-| means that the value yielded
  148	148	by the monadic action is labelled as \lstinline|ts|. You may think of it as the monadic version of the
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  293	293	whether this code should provoke an error from the compiler (at least, everything before the final
  294	294	code-generation step).
  295	(追記) \end{enumerate} (追記ここまで)
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  296	297	\subsection{HUnit}
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  398	399	Haddock is a documentation system for Haskell akin to Javadoc, Doxygen, etc. Starting to use it is very
  399	simple; instead of writing \lstinline|-- Some comment| before a function, write \lstinline(削除) #-- | Some comment# (削除ここまで)
  400	simple; instead of writing \lstinline|-- Some comment| before a function, write \lstinline(追記) $-- | Some comment$ (追記ここまで)
  400	401	instead. Note the space between the dashes and the pipe (it is required). See the Haddock documentation
  401	402	for other markup.

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