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So when Al Fayed asked her to do some filing work for his brother, Salah, at his Park Lane home, she saw it as a way out.

The way I work, in times like this, is to throw myself into the work and then work my way out.

“We cannot police our way out of this problem, and the evidence shows that locking up children does not make the community safer.”

"The patriarchy is not going to go quietly, but that doesn't mean that it's not on the way out," said Burana.

After elbowing their way out of the state’s first competitive Senate primary in a generation, Schiff and Garvey have faced off in a race that hasn’t been much of one at all.