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367 * @see #stop()
390 * A consumer may stop on its own in response to the {@code exit()}
401 * cases it is not necessary to call {@code stop()}. If a consumer
402 * stops for any reason (an explicit call to {@code stop()} or any
407 * Note that a call to {@code stop()} blocks until the background
409 * stop()} returns, a call to {@link #isRunning()} returns {@code
416 * if {@code stop()} was already called
421 public void stop();
425 * abort()} is effectively the same as {@link #stop()} except that
441 * The {@code abort()} and {@code stop()} methods have slightly
444 * possible to {@code stop()} a consumer before it starts running
447 * consumer will not stop until after it starts running, when it
458 * @see #stop()
465 * #stop()} it automatically. A closed consumer cannot be