The boom in gift cards is a kind of socially tolerable version of this: the cards are somehow more personal than cash, and they're also not going to be wasted on an unwanted gift.
They spoke about the sale of some unwanted tickets that were returned to Match by a hotel group.
We left the Mad Men universe with Don, moving from a group therapy session in which a man named Leonard told him about a dream of being left unwanted in a fridge, to Draper meditating on the cliffs of Big Sur.
Such control would be clumsy and expensive and involve a new shadow frontier with western Ukraine that could be a continued source of unwanted, as opposed to manipulated, troubles.
The authors suggest that a similar strategy could be used to reduce other kinds of unwanted social biases and stigmas or even help bad habits such as smoking or eating unhealthily.
In a commentary accompanying the paper, two other psychologists, Gordon Feld and Jan Born, write: "The findings highlight the breadth of possible applications to permanently modify any unwanted behaviour by targeted memory reactivation during sleep".
John Crace in the Guardian, like Treneman, was unconvinced about the purpose of manifestos, calling them "booklets full of promises that will be broken that turn up unwanted on voters' doorsteps and remain unread".
This September, an NUS survey revealed that 37% of women at UK universities have been subject to unwanted sexual advances, and the 2010 Hidden Marks report found that 1 in 7 had experienced serious sexual or physical violence and 68% had been sexually harassed.
But every escape contains its own confinement, and the escape from obscurity to a global reputation has brought unwanted attention and preoccupying commitments to the business of bookselling.
"It's too early to talk of a turnaround," said Van de Vaart, who will do well to shed the unwanted messiah-tag after this minor miracle.
Hotels group Intercontinental Hotels was also unwanted, down 85p to £22.44.
