The `apply` function in the `multiprocessing.pool.Pool` module in Python is used to apply a specified function to a given argument. This function distributes the workload across multiple processes in a pool and returns the result of the function call. It blocks until the function has finished executing and the result is ready to be returned. This allows for parallel execution and efficient utilization of CPU resources.
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