Is Haskell a PL JBQN?

I think when it comes to languages like dialogue a PL JBQN, it's very, very idiomatic to make use of the combinators because they're built in. Also in Haskell, you don't have a full set of combinators, but it's also very common to use flip and join for example. And there's something called app or the applicative, um, functor, which doubles as the S combinator. These things are super, super common to be used in Haskell, even though they're technically they don't come with the language. But I so I think it's less important whether it's in the language versus in the library.

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