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ABC took a hands-off approach to the show, and rarely meddled with its content, even when “My So-Called Life” dabbled in controversial issues like gun violence.

There was a steady stream of disinformation and multiple attempts by Russia to meddle in the electoral process this year.

He has also said that he does not want the FBI to "meddle" in his case.

From BBC

He has also said that he does not want the US Federal Bureau of Investigation to "meddle" in his case.

From BBC

Scott, who says he personally hates receiving advice, didn’t want to meddle with Álvarez’s process too much.

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