41.   The old man I found with a battered typewriter and a bag of dirty clothes hobbling past the post office, mumbling his desire to go to Skopje?

42.   Their other roommate from freshman year has drifted into the netherworld, buried in memories of inch-thick dust, wrappers and piles of dirty clothes.

43.   Then an Albanian man in dirty clothes and broken shoes ran toward the car.

44.   Then he would strip off his dirty clothes, roll them up and toss them next to the washing machine.

45.   There were very few dirty clothes to pick up that week.

46.   They sometimes pose as migrants, disguised behind dirty clothes, three-day beards, and bags slung over their shoulders.

47.   What they actually learned was how to put their dirty clothes in a duffel bag.

48.   When homemakers used curtain stretchers, wash boards and wringer washers and boiled dirty clothes in copper pots.

49.   What has the free world come to when professionals have to be instructed not to wear dirty clothes to the office?

50.   With his dirty clothes and his hair pulled into a long ponytail, Reid did attract notice from some passengers as he stowed his bag in the overhead compartment.