Suppose I have a class that includes everything imaginable, but provides only a 
single parameterless method called DoIt()
If some other class uses it, it needs only a header that includes DoIt(), not 
all the rest of the classes in the world.  It is
Admittedly a little more complicated to provide correct headers for private and 
protected interfaces, but the fundamental
Distinction between the classes it uses and the interfaces it provides is well 
defined.

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