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She’d like to see Trump straighten out the country’s dysfunctional immigration system.

McCoist, a captain on BBC's Question of Sport for 11 years, previously had two operations to straighten his fingers but the issue has not been fixed.

“When I was in middle school, I might have straightened my hair, and now I’m making it as big as I can — redefining the beauty standards that were put on me,” Thoms says.

"On my very first period I was curled up on the floor of my parents' bedroom, screaming, unable to straighten my spine," she said.

“Rate hikes won’t straighten out the supply chain, or speed up ships, or stop a virus that is still causing lockdowns in some parts of the world.”