y accounts for and explains
    the data, a &quot;fitting&quot; relationship that may be viewed
    in many ways, for one, the way that a theory might be
    said to &quot;generate&quot; the data, or perhaps better stated,
    not just to &quot;cook&quot; in a precociously specious fashion
    but more like to &quot;regenerate&quot; the form after the fact.

SR: The way I see this, (if indeed I am seeing the exact same techture),
    is to picture different Lego sets (different grammars) ... with some
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