anchor.diff:                    li Marketing the book
                     li Selling the book to resellers and/or directly to consumers
                     li Shipping a physical book to resellers and consumers
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  +                h2 Using DDD, models are developed in Bounded Contexts
   
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positive.code:                   li as well as just one core or supporting area of it
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                  h2 Should we 
                  h3 create a single, cohesive, all-inclusive models
                     of an organization's entire business domain
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                  h1 DDD places the emphasis on just the opposite 
              section
                  h1 In fact
                  blockquote Any attempt to define the business of even a 
                    moderately complex organization in a single, 
                    all-encompassing model will be at best extremely difficult 
                    and will usually fail.
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                  h2 Using DDD, models are developed in Bounded Contexts
              // Ubiquitious Language for domains composition
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                  h2 Example of an Inventory System
  
negative.code:                 ul
                    li being consumed - Item Leaving Inventory
                    li and, an Inventoried Item that becomes broken - Wasted Inventory Item
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                  h1 Ubiquitious Language
                  ul
                    li Ubiquitious means "found everywhere"
                    li The use of the word is not an attempt to describe some kind 
                       of enterprise-wide, company-wide, or universal domain language 
                    li There is one Ubiquitious Language per Bounded Context
  
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