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  done.  And to get things done, code should be readable,
  maintainable, and ideally not resemble an ancient summoning ritual.
  That's why I personally prefer the earlier style, the one with the
  ellipses.  It gracefully avoids the disconcerting void that lurks
  within the parentheses.  After all, programs must be written for
  people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.
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  Finally, I must emphasise that you should never deploy code like
  this in production.  If you plan 