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Leslie Lamport was the first to pose many of the fundamental questions about synchronization that drive much of our community's research, even today. In this paper, we revisit some of Lamport's classic questions in a modern context. In particular, we consider some of the implicationsPrepared for Leslie Lamport's birthday celebration at PODC 2001.