One thing to keep in mind when shuffling is that, by default, if the input sequence is large enough then most permutations can never be generated by shuffle. This follows naturally from the Dirichlet's pigeonhole principle: there are only 2^64 possible seeds (states of the RNG), but (factorial (count s)) distinct permutations.
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