eleven, thank you squared for taking the time to construct this "Muggy" series of puzzles. Now, I'll always think of this pattern as 
The Burst Into Tears MUG. BITMUG? MUG11?? 
 Myth Jellies
Myth Jellies said, "Any derived workable pattern (from a MUG) must also be a MUG." I think this series does a fantastic job of demonstrating that, and it's an idea that has been overlooked and underused. 
I show the following just as an example of the concept, because it does little to advance this particular puzzle (Muggy 5):   
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 |*358    2     *35+6   | 1      7      3468   |*358    348    9      |
 |*358    7      4      | 38     9      2      |*358    6      1      |
 | 9      68     1      | 3568   368    34568  | 2      348    7      |
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 | 7      9      2      | 4      5      36     | 36     1      8      |
 |*358    1     *35+6   | 9      2368   368    | 4      7      236    |
 | 4      68     3-6    | 2368   1      7      | 9      5      236    |
 |----------------------+----------------------+----------------------|
 | 2      5      9      | 7      36     1      | 368    38     4      |
 | 1      3      8      | 56     4      9      | 7      2      56     |
 | 6      4      7      | 2358   238    358    | 1      9      35     |
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This (358) pattern seems so odd and unbalanced, but it remains a reduction of the archetype and therefore equally as deadly. There is no "reducing the reduction" without confronting a BUG-Lite, UR or no solution. 
I'm lovin it...