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      <title>Caching Strategies, Explained Like You&#39;re Building It Yourself</title>
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Think about your kitchen. Your rice, spices and oil live in the pantry, but the salt you use every day sits right next to the stove. You didn&amp;rsquo;t move it there because the pantry is broken. You moved it because walking to the pantry ten times a day gets old fast.</description>
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