apply-macro is a bad idea because it evaluates a macro at runtime. Macros are supposed to be evaluated at compile-time, so apply-macro breaks assumptions about how macros are supposed to work. It's basically a back door into `eval`, which is considered bad style in Lisp-like languages.
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