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A mechanism is described for automatically converting method invocations of
any programmatic interface into a single-method normal form and
converting back to invocations of the original interface, so that
general-purpose operations can be performed on the normal form without
explicit knowledge of the interface being invoked. Implementations are
provided for C# and for Java.
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