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In the months before the election, he had sowed doubt without evidence on the electoral process, and after the results he did not concede defeat.

The first seeds of the current crisis were sowed in the early 1950s, at the height of the nation’s anti-communist panic, when Los Angeles halted the construction of public housing because it was “socialistic.”

Many civic leaders across metro L.A. say the practice of masked federal agents has sowed confusion in their communities.

The original ban spurred mass protests and sowed chaos at US airports.

Joel’s death is a gruesome finale for a good man cut down by a rage he didn’t realize he sowed with his extreme violence.