<p>On the contrary, these are introducing new control structures, which is am extremely legitimate use of a macro. Indeed, the presence of the macro should alert the reader that control may behave a little differently here. That these do so by introducing just a thunk is an artifact of how much the underlying functional primitive does - not the macro's "fault".</p>
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Pardon terseness and mistakes -- sent from phone.</p>