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The spice of life, and also its marketing department.

means The quality of being made up of many different things, or a diverse collection of such things.

from From French variété, from Latin varietas, from varius meaning 'diverse, mottled, or spotted' — the same root that gives us 'various.' Varius originally seems to have evoked visual patchiness, like a many-colored or speckled surface, before it broadened into the abstract idea of difference and diversity itself.

show business bible
Variety the magazine launched in 1905, named for vaudeville's mixed bill
spice cliche
The proverb predates refrigeration, when flavor literally meant survival
paradox of choice
Too much variety measurably lowers satisfaction, studies show
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