If you're going to bid badly, learn to play well...
J72
KQT32
Q3
QJ5

AQ3
A97
8754
K62

You are in a desperate position, as the opponents will surely figure out to switch to diamonds when they get in. It's time to do something drastic. So, you stick in the 7 from dummy like you're attempting some kind of deep finesse, then win RHO's T with your A, concealing the Q. Now lead a low club from hand towards dummy like you're trying to steal your 9th trick. In practice, LHO hopped the cA and underled the sK again to her partner's marked Q, and that's 9 tricks. This play was found by Noble in the DC unit game.