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janitor
noun as in person who cleans and maintains
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Mulroney grew up in the U.K., the daughter of a factory worker and a janitor.
“What would bring him to that point. I thought, ‘What if he was a janitor when he was younger, and someone noticed and trained him?’
ICE agents I’ve spoken with say they have arrested or detained office workers, janitors, dishwashers, gardeners, and day laborers and raided Home Depots.
Some professions received carve-outs, including doctors, accountants, real estate agents and hairdressers; while others such as truckers, commercial janitors and physical therapists must abide by the tighter classification rules.
He got the janitor job in the mid-1970s, and a decade later he and his wife experimented in their kitchen to create the new snack.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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