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Robert --
We're into subjective terms again and I don't know exactly what you mean by them. In general, though, expanded segments in the Matcher display indicate locally high contrast; compressed segments mean locally reduced contrast. If by "pasty" middle values you're referring to light, low contrast tones, they're indicated by a shift of zone V "up" toward white, and reduced local contrast.
You'll have to make the connection between the Matcher displays and the "look" of the print yourself by printing and comparing.
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