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The `safe/1` function declaws raising functions to return exceptions instead, eliminating the need for try/catch blocks and making error handling safer, as shown in the Make Safe examples with `Enum.fetch!`.

The `~>` operator allows exceptions to propagate through pipelines, escaping on error without raising, simplifying control flow in sequential operations like mapping and summing.

`normalize/1` converts Erlang-style error tuples into Elixir exceptions, ensuring consistent error representation across mixed Elixir and Erlang codebases, though it may require custom converters for edge cases.

The `>>>` operator raises exceptions if present, removing the need for separate bang functions (e.g., `foo!`), as demonstrated in the Finally Raise section with examples like `Foo.foo!`.