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The adapter pattern defines a stable abstract interface, writes an adapter for each concrete implementation, and converts third-party APIs to that interface; the author's approach is essentially an implementation of the dependency inversion principle, where high-level modules do not depend on low-level modules and both depend on the abstract interface.
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