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label="Arrows compose, so, in A, g composed with f produces the arrow (g. f).\nIf F is a functor from A to B, then every object and arrow in A is mapped to an object and arrow in B.\nTherefore (g. f) in A is mapped to F(g. f) in B.\nBut arrows compose in B, so Fg . Ff = F(g. f), i.e., the functor fusion law."