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We show that the problem of evaluating acylic Boolean database-queries is LOGCFL-complete and thus highly parallelizable. We present a parallel database algorithm solving this problem with a logarithmic number of parallel join operations. It follows from our main result that the acylic versions of the following important database and Al problems are LOGCFL-complete: The query output tuple problem for conjunctive queries, conjunctive query containment, clause subsumption, and constraint satisfaction.