std::apply in C++14 and above is defined with two unrestricted arguments, and
it wins overload resolution in this case.
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- rZORG60d6e09a627c: Renamed `apply` to `select` to avoid ADL conflict with `std::apply`
rG60d6e09a627c: Renamed `apply` to `select` to avoid ADL conflict with `std::apply`
rG76e3a04951f9: Renamed `apply` to `select` to avoid ADL conflict with `std::apply`
rL361170: Renamed `apply` to `select` to avoid ADL conflict with `std::apply`
rC361170: Renamed `apply` to `select` to avoid ADL conflict with `std::apply`
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