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Whether I'm wrangling an umbrella or returning a call or just trying to convince Robin to forget about an impertinent squirrel, I often find myself wishing for a second pair of hands.
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Peggy gets rid of Duck, and as Don asks for another drink, she asks him "how long [he is] intending to go on like this". An embarrassed Peggy admits to Don that she had an affair with Duck because "it was a confusing time" for her. Don is avoiding returning a call to the niece of his friend Anna Draper (Melinda Page Hamilton), who is dying from cancer. Before he can make the call, however, he falls asleep on Peggy's lap.
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Bishop worries about Ziva's safety, and is warned by Ziva's landlord Odette that if Tony knows Ziva is alive, he could be in danger as well. After taking down the organization in the second episode, "Into the Light", Ziva prepares to leave, telling Gibbs she has one more thing to do before she puts it all behind her. Before she leaves, Tony calls Gibbs, returning a call Gibbs made earlier. Gibbs assures Ziva that he did not say anything about Ziva because he was not sure if Tony knew and wanted her to tell him.
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In late 2000 Mayorkas was questioned regarding his involvement in President Clinton's commutation of the sentence of convicted narcotics trafficker Carlos Vignali, Jr., after returning a call from the White House regarding the case. News accounts reported Mayorkas' participation in the call and, during his Senate confirmation hearing for Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services years later, Mayorkas testified to the extent of his role. As the United States Attorney Mayorkas created the Civil Rights Section to prosecute hate crimes and other acts of intolerance and discrimination more effectively, and served as Vice Chair of the Attorney General's Advisory Subcommittee on Civil Rights and as a member of the Subcommittee on Ethics in Government. He received numerous law enforcement and community awards, including the U.S. Postal Inspection Service's highest award for the successful prosecution of Buford O. Furrow, Jr.
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