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2. Digging into collaborators - violating law of demeter by accessing deep object graphs. Warning signs are unnecessary chains of method calls.
3. Brittle global state and singletons - introducing "spooky action at a distance." Warning signs include singletons, static fields/methods, and registries.
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Continuous integration
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Wild Australia - How safe are you?
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