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Ms. Humphries is best known for shimmering, burbling abstract paintings that agglutinate stenciled marks, typographical stutters, and deceptive spills and splashes that in fact result from careful composition.

It urges those who work in it to agglutinate and machinate.

But I understand how frightening those ideas are to others whose worldviews have been warped and terrified by Guy Fieri's "Mondo Pita-Partied Hemorhhagic Meated Wads with Volcano Adobo Mayo and You-Don't-Know-Chedder-Jack™ Agglutinate".

The European Cup is the great promise, the hope, the agglutinate, the objective into which all else is subsumed.

To beginners, the choices are befuddling: "Five-ply with single fibreglass-carbon core brings outstanding two-side loop spinning capacity, consistent control and attacking ability," promises the blurb for one racket; "Unique agglutinate technique means sufficient power and excellent performance in long table," vows another.