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5.52am GMT Review: Sun Ra Arkestra Sun Ra Arkestra: Bandleader Marshall Allen Photograph: /PR We have a glut of five-star reviews today, which is a rather lovely way to end our live coverage of the festival.

Across the Internet, "we have a glut of unsold inventory every single day," said Kelly Twohig, the digital activation director at Starcom, which buys media for clients like Kellogg's and Nintendo.

MICHAEL LAMPIS Stockholm, Feb. 8, 2013 To the Editor: I was frankly amused by Ross Eisenbrey's baseless hypothesis that we have a glut of genius engineers, and that deep-pocketed tech giants like Microsoft and I.B.M. are importing thousands of foreign professionals on H-1B visas only to use them as bonded labor at below-market rates.

Maybe gluts still matter — don't we have a glut of commodities, like oil?

We have a glut of cultural products screaming messages of dissent.

We have a glut of larger-than-life objects, from candy to pornography to atomic bombs, that cater to outmoded but persistent drives with dangerous results.

Newspapers seem like great souvenirs at the start, but, after a while, they just start to seem to clutter, and there were enough copies of the paper printed that soon enough we'll have a glut of them on the market.

And we don't have a glut of housing".

This is not to say we won't have a glut of e-books that are unreadable and generally unacceptable.

Not only will Starbucks will have a "glut of information" on us, as Gizmodo pointed out, but we might be one step closer to Starbucks delivery.

The Philippines have a glut of fishermen, but are running out of fish.