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She urged people to seek advice as soon as possible and said the cases she was seeing were becoming "more entrenched or more serious".

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Bondi accused Newsom of attempting "to entrench one-party rule and silence millions of Californians" by pushing the new congressional district boundaries.

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“Governor Newsom’s attempt to entrench one-party rule and silence millions of Californians will not stand.”

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He vowed to institute reforms and clean up deeply entrenched corruption and cronyism.

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"When you're making the show, you're so entrenched in it that you forget how far it's come, and every season we put everything we have into it," Ross says.

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