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Recent advancements in design automation tools have helped to shorten the design time for many ASICs. The functional verification of these ASICs, however, remains a wholly labor intensive and sequential task. This paper documents a parallel flow methodology that addresses the problem with a different approach to resource distribution for verification. Such a distribution allows for more time and resources to be dedicated to the verification task while still supporting a shortened design cycle.<>