public override void Perform()
        {
            // After this operation, NewCollection will be associated with the end-point and ModifiedEndPoint.Collection will return NewCollection.
            // The previous ModifiedEndPoint.Collection will be a standalone copy of the end-point data.
            var oldDataStrategyOfNewCollection = CollectionEndPointCollectionManager.AssociateCollectionWithEndPoint(NewCollection);

            // Now, replace end-point's data with the data that was held by NewCollection before it was associated.
            ModifiedCollectionData.ReplaceContents(oldDataStrategyOfNewCollection);

            ModifiedEndPoint.Touch();
        }
 public override void Perform()
 {
     _oppositeObjectNullSetter();
     ModifiedEndPoint.Touch();
 }
 public override void Perform()
 {
     ModifiedCollectionData.Replace(_index, NewRelatedObject);
     ModifiedEndPoint.Touch();
 }
 public override void Perform()
 {
     ModifiedEndPoint.Touch();
 }
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 public override void Perform()
 {
     ModifiedCollectionData.Remove(OldRelatedObject);
     ModifiedEndPoint.Touch();
 }
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 public override void Perform()
 {
     ModifiedCollectionData.Clear();
     ModifiedEndPoint.Touch();
 }
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 public override void Perform()
 {
     _oppositeObjectSetter(NewRelatedObject);
     ModifiedEndPoint.Touch();
 }