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If another class needs to use System.in as well as the InputLibrary class, the class must use the same buffered wrapper that is used by InputLibrary, rather than creating and using its own additional buffered wrapper. Consequently, InputLibrary must provide a reference to its buffered wrapper for such classes.
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