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      <description>In 2023, British children’s publisher Puffin updated the work of author Roald Dahl to exorcise perceptions of bias and prejudice. Their goal was to retrofit the work for new generations of global readers. Out went the casual name calling, fat-shaming, othering and general linguistic cruelty. Witches were no longer “old hags”, but rather, “old crows”. The terrifying Twits were still “beastly”, but no longer deemed “ugly”.
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