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When things refuse to spread out and insist on huddling like penguins in a storm.
means Arranged into a tight group or grouped together closely, whether by nature, design, or sheer crowding.
from From Old English 'clyster,' a bunch or cluster, kin to 'clot' — both describe stuff that sticks defiantly together.
ComputingLinked servers acting as one tireless machine.
StatisticsClustered data quietly wrecks tidy assumptions.
BotanyGrapes are nature's original cluster spokesfruit.