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While this first example is simple and unlikely to be useful when building real
policies, it illustrates the fundamental reason for using the `contains` keyword: building sets.
Sets are unordered collections, and they form an important building block for many policies.

In this example, a multi-value rule defined using the `contains` keyword creates a simple
list of todos. Just remember that sets are unordered and so you should not depend on the order of
the result.
