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The Cohens invited the media into their home to show a one-sided view of Abbie's abilities, she said Tuesday, so it is only fair that she be granted access to Abbie as she builds her case for Dan.

She was granted access to education in America, at MIT, and she was offered a job and a six-figure salary.

She was granted access to a Cusco prison for one month, working on the ground and meeting inmates.

After she was granted access to the courtroom, Wang-Breal was mindful of her responsibility to present the women accurately and allow for an ongoing dialogue between subjects and filmmakers.

The petition against the big game hunter reads: "She is an absolute contradiction to the culture of conservation this country prides itself on As tax payers we demand she no longer be granted access to this country and its natural resources".

New York Times environment reporter Coral Davenport said in 2017 that she had almost never been granted access to career staffers at the EPA in a decade of covering that agency, a claim consistent with my and others' experiences.

Misty feels trapped and the reader is granted access to all of her uneasy thoughts as she tries to escape.

Very few journalists have been granted access to the camps.

And yet what had I been granted access to?

The Guardian was granted access to the controversial facility.

The Guardian is the first newspaper to have been granted access to its case committee meetings.