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It’s exactly the kind of bold problem-solving that has seemed in short supply in urban governance over the past four years, during a pandemic recovery marked by a murder surge, the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants, rising homelessness, and out-of-control housing costs.

The novel won the Kirkus Prize in October and was shortlisted for the Booker Prize, whose judges called the novel “a bold exploration of a dark chapter in history and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.”

ENO artistic director Annilese Miskimmon said the move would begin "a bold and confident future for opera in the UK".

Reporters in the fuller-than-normal news conference — attendance that signaled an upcoming marquee “Monday Night Football” matchup with the Baltimore Ravens — raised eyebrows at the bold statement.

Above all, she or he would own the flag and be very confident and bold in how they present themselves and live.