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The term concern is loosely defined to represent anything
that stakeholders of a software project may want to consider
as a conceptual unit. Typical concerns in a software project
include features, nonfunctional requirements, design idioms,
and implementation mechanisms (e.g., caching).

Martin P. Robillard and Gail C. Murphy, Representing Concerns in Source Code

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