Swift closure 'in' keyword is confusing

Originator:google
Number:rdar://17642995 Date Originated:2014-07-11
Status:Open Resolved:
Product:Developer Tools Product Version:Beta 3
Classification: Reproducible:
 
The 'in' keyword for closures in Swift doesn't make sense to me (and many others).  I think a different keyword should be used for better readability. 

Could use 'do', since the following code is doing something, or perhaps '<-' to be similar to the '->' used for return values, or even '|' like in some other languages.

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