I read on p6l about Python's continuations as a potential model for perl6 continuations about a month ago.
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Taking anything on p6l as canon (or even correct) is a bit questionable. Python doesn't do continuations as part of the language, though as pointed out stackless python (which isn't really stackless, but that's a separate thing) does a form of them.
Ruby, on the other hand, does do continuations. (As does Lisp, Scheme, and Unlambda, come to think of it)
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