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Whenever the modularity of each design pattern is not preserved in the source code, their implementation becomes tangled with each other and with the classes' core responsibilities.
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But I think, especially given the level of public anxiety raised this week by new terrorist warnings, that it is crucial to clear up some confusion about this incident, which has now become tangled with conspiracy theories in some Internet reports.
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