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The accusations of being unclean and the “nappy wig” comment are real classics among those that white girls use to paint Black women as unattractive, undesirable wrecks.

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But Hoover would be delighted to see Patel pushing the FBI back to its original mission: relentlessly persecuting people with funny names, foreign connections and undesirable opinions, and intimidating their domestic sympathizers into silence.

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Social mores are changing, with childlessness no longer viewed as unusual or undesirable.

Others have expressed concern that keeping rates near current levels could lead to undesirable weakness in the labor market, particularly amid softness in the rate-sensitive housing sector.

He added: "Unfortunately with any kind of movement, you are going to get the undesirables. We can't control the masses, we can only control ourselves in these situations and the guys that are with us."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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