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Well, not in this case anyway.
I have this Rhino mocks method that uses a lambda expression. Like this:
And that happens to work and compile. However, intellisense doesn’t seem to be able to infer the type of e like the compiler seems to be able to do. Just look at picture 1.
But when I specify the type, it is happy to add the intellisense.
Something to work on for version 2010 boys and girls. Let the inferring begin 
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