Dark matter is not, as far as I'm aware, dreaded in the least so I'm no sure what you meant by that.
I think the only alternate theories that work even some of the time are various flavors of MOND, but while they quite well on the scales of a galaxy, they fail for galactic clusters and so require their own version of dark matter, thus not really getting rid of it at all.
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The bullet cluster has become the most cited piece of evidence against MOND. The problem is that, even after consideration of MOND, there remains an unexplained mass discrepancy. This is generally the case in rich clusters, the bullet cluster merely shows the general effect in spectacular fashion.
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