How can I set Transfer-Encoding to chunked, explicitly or explicitly, in an ASP.NET response?

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Can I simply set the Transfer-Encoding header?

Will calling Response.Flush() at some point cause this to occur implicitly?

EDIT No, I Cannot call Response.Headers.Add("Transfer-Encoding","anything"); That throws.

any other input?

Related:
Enable Chunked Transfer Encoding in ASP.NET

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