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I have an async predicate method like this: private async Task<bool> MeetsCriteria(Uri address) { //Do something involving awaiting an HTTP request. } Say I have a collection of Uri s: var addresses = new[] { new Uri("http://www.google.com/"), new Uri("http://www.stackoverflow.com/") //etc. }; I want to filter addresses using MeetsCriteria . I want to do this asynchronously; I want multiple calls to the predicate to run asynchronously, and I want to then wait for all of them to complete and produce the filtered result set. Unfortunately, LINQ doesn't appear to support asynchronous predicates, so something like this doesn't work: var filteredAddresses = addresses.Where(MeetsCriteria); Is there a similarly convenient way to do this?
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