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"At the very least, we can look for similar repulsive patches in their structure as we design vaccines."

Others have tried bracelets that emit smells that sharks, theoretically, would find repulsive.

Concluding her statement, Janice Small Combs argued that one lie did not make him guilty of all the other "repulsive allegations and the grave charges leveled against him".

From BBC

The family's statement also said: "The character assassination of Erik and Lyle, who are our nephews and cousins, under the guise of a 'story telling narrative', is repulsive."

From BBC

They even did podcasts calling women who used low registers for emphasis "repulsive."

From Salon

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