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So now, if a vantage point in heaven awaits, we know precisely where he’ll be sitting.

"The harm this type of post-election legal challenge could inflict on the integrity of our elections is precisely what the Purcell principle is designed to avoid."

“It is precisely the type of steps that you would expect the city to undertake.”

Bohemian, on the other hand, makes money precisely because that’s not its main goal.

The key is to recognize that, even if scientists cannot precisely quantify the extent to which climate change caused the wildfires, it obviously played a major role in the current calamity.