appurtenances

“Rather this wildfire was started by sparks from high-voltage transmission lines, distribution lines, appurtenances, and other electrical equipment within PacifiCorp’s utility infrastructure that ignited surrounding vegetation. Despite their knowledge of this extreme fire risk, defendants deliberately prioritized profits over safety.”

“This wildfire was started by sparks from high-voltage transmission lines, distribution lines, appurtenances, and other electrical equipment within PacifiCorp’s utility infrastructure that ignited surrounding vegetation.”

The novel, “Le Sopha,” was not likely known to the Disney animators, but the idea of human souls inhabiting chairs, teapots or candlesticks suggests a parallel interest in the animation of the appurtenances of daily life.

Graywater, bioswales, a spectacularly performing induction stove — it oozed with environmental appurtenances.

I also gave thanks that Air Force One, the presidential limousine, the White House mansion and all other appurtenances of the executive branch of the U.S. government will fall within the purview of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala D. Harris.