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The Palisades fire killed 12 people and destroyed thousands of homes, rendering the coastal enclave virtually unrecognizable.

Arsenal can also consider themselves live contenders for the Champions League, with a quarter-final place virtually assured after their spectacular away win at PSV.

That trepidation is also seen in the stock market, which had erased virtually all its gains since Trump won the presidency in November.

It’s index investing, which has smoked the active managers virtually since it was popularized by John Bogle and his Vanguard Group in the mid-1970s.

With virtually no public or political support, he became the first U.S. president ever to resign.