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DIP-aligned boundary management: the boundary spectrum (Adapter/Facade) can help establish the abstraction boundaries that align with DIP across system interfaces at different scales, while the wrapping spectrum (Proxy/Decorator) augments behavior within compatible interface hierarchies for internal flexibility. 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