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But these weak sisters exist — and persist.

But will they likewise refuse to intervene if legal challenges persist well after Election Day?

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Officials continue to warn of what they say is an unprecedented level of foreign influence and disinformation that they expect will persist long past when votes are cast.

The suicides strongly suggest that, despite a federal class-action suit a decade ago that exposed deficiencies in mental health treatment in Riverside County jails and resulted in new court-ordered requirements, problems persist.

Yet, experts said, many of the problems identified in “The Heckler Report” persist.

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