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Arguments have ended in the Supreme Court hearing Friday, over whether or not ByteDance will have to give up ownership rights to TikTok, or risk shutting down the app for its 170 million U.S. users.

Had the reservoir been online, it might have provided some additional water pressure to fight the fires, but it’s unlikely that would have substantially changed outcomes, a former water manager said.