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Speaking about the response Kira told the BBC their correspondence has “reinforced a devastating message that I don’t matter, that more women coming forward doesn’t matter, and that even when I meet safeguarding requirements, it will never matter”.

The headlines and dramas generated by his online views reinforced not only his high celebrity status - but also how keen the BBC was to hang on to him.

Schalow told Forbes “there have been no changes in our portion sizes, and we have reinforced proper portioning with our employees.”

At the same time, national programs reinforced food insecurity for Native Americans.

Larry Alan Burns, a former Bush-appointed judge who served for 20 years in California before retiring in May, said far from clarifying Bruen, Rahimi reinforced the ambiguity by embracing loose analogies over strict historical matches.