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Well, honey, in the world of jstat, PAR stands for "Parallel GC" which is a garbage collector that runs in parallel with the application threads. It helps to improve garbage collection performance by utilizing multiple threads to clean up the trash. So, next time you see PAR in jstat, just remember it's there to help clean up the mess and keep things running smoothly.

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