The `multiprocessing.Manager.Event` class in Python is a synchronization primitive that allows multiple processes to communicate with each other by signaling events. It provides a shared boolean state that is initially false and can be set or cleared by any process using the `set()` and `clear()` methods respectively. Other processes can wait for the event to be set using the `wait()` method, which blocks the process until the event is set. This enables efficient coordination and synchronization between multiple processes in a multiprocessing environment.
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