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### Non-terminating sequences

Some blocking ways to access observables, such as `last()`, require the observable to terminate to unblock. Others, like `first()`, require it to emit at least one event to unblock. Using those methods on `Observable` isn't a big danger, as they only return a non-terminating observable. These same `methods` on `BlockingObservable` can result in a permanent block if the consumer hasn't taken the time to enforce some guarantees, such as timeouts (we will see how this is done in [Timeshifter sequences](/Part 3 - Taming the sequence/5. Time-shifted sequences.md)).
Some blocking ways to access observables, such as `last()`, require the observable to terminate to unblock. Others, like `first()`, require it to emit at least one event to unblock. Using those methods on `Observable` isn't a big danger, as they only return a non-terminating observable. These same `methods` on `BlockingObservable` can result in a permanent block if the consumer hasn't taken the time to enforce some guarantees, such as timeouts (we will see how this is done in [Timeshifter sequences](/Part%203%20-%20Taming%20the%20sequence/5.%20Time-shifted%20sequences.md)).


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