command1 >>(command2)

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where is this documented?
	command1 >>(command2)

i've found that it's useful for duplicating stdout into multiple commands:
	command1 >>(command2) >>(command3)

	{ echo X ; echo Y ; } >>(egrep X) >>(egrep -v X)

but there doesn't seem to be any control over whether command2 or command3 
finishes first. in the above example it ~usually~ outputs X then Y, but 
sometimes Y then X. is there any way to control this?

thanks...


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