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It would be deeply irresponsible for those of us with a public platform to offer assurances that somehow everything is going to turn out fine because of “America” and our “optimism” and “national character.”

Edison has said a leading theory is that a century-old transmission line, not used since the 1970s, somehow reenergized and sparked the blaze.

“If they think they would somehow convince us to either drop the initiative or delay it somehow, they’re mistaken,” Coupal said.

I know that bats are potential rabies carriers, yet somehow I did not connect this with my own backyard.

His ambition with the novel, he said, was to somehow "bring the past and the future and the present into a kind of dialogue".