Author(s):	Michael Newman
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https://us.pycon.org/2013/schedule/presentation/198/
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Description:	Pushing the response time of your web app and keep running into problems with 3rd party APIs? Requests provides a solid method to rein in those unruly calls that haunt your web apps' response time metrics. In this poster, I will show how to expect failure from these external calls and make multiple calls concurrently to improve the overall speed and reliability of your app. markdown
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