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Actually I feel there is a difference between IO and `suspend` functions and I can't find out a good explanation for it... With IO the approach is the same in a stack of function calls, as every function reasons only about itself and wraps side effects inside the IO that returns. Instead, with suspend functions there is a difference between being inside an fx block (where I can use the `effect {}` block and the `!` operator) or being inside a suspend function, where I can't do it.