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  my $random_set = DateTime::Event::Random->new( duration => $dur );

If I<span> parameters are given, then the set is bounded:

  my $rand = DateTime::Event::Random->new(
                 months => 4,   # events occur about 3 times a year
                 start =>  DateTime->new( year => 2003 ),
                 end =>    DateTime->new( year => 2005 ) );

Note that the random values are generated on demand, 
which means that the values may not be repeateable between iterations.
See the C<new_cached> constructor for a solution.

A C<DateTime::Set> object does not allow for the repetition of values.
Each element in a set is different.

The C<DateTime::Set> accessors (C<as_list>, C<iterator/next/previous>)
always return I<sorted> datetimes.


=item * new_cached