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Expand Up @@ -94,13 +94,13 @@ __In addition__, these Just utilities, while lacking the additional features of
| just-merge (142b) | merge (4220b) | _e, f, g_ |
| just-clone (157b) | clonedeep (3360b) | _e, f, g_ |

_a._ In addition to a suffix arg, Lodash truncate accepts a separator expression, which when present is used as the truncation point.
_a._ In addition to a suffix arg, Lodash truncate accepts a separator expression, which when present is used as the truncation point.\
_b._ Lodash has a leading and trailing option, Just only has a leading option.\
_c._ Lodash cancels delayed calls.\
_d._ Lodash has a `flushed` method that can be applied to throttles/debounces.
_e._ Lodash can merge circular references\
_f._ Just only merges plain objects, regular arrays, functions and primitives. Lodash merges additional non-plain object types. \
_g._ Lodash treats sparse arrays as dense
_d._ Lodash has a `flushed` method that can be applied to throttles/debounces.\
_e._ Lodash can merge circular references.\
_f._ Just only merges plain objects, regular arrays, functions and primitives. Lodash merges additional non-plain object types.\
_g._ Lodash treats sparse arrays as dense.

## What's the deal with no dependencies anyway?

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