And I fully expected his answers to be brutal, if by some chance he said yes.
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"If by some chance he did survive, they said he would be a vegetable," says the mother.
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If, by some chance, you find yourself in Mark Cuban's bathroom, make sure to check out the reading materials.
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We both felt like we were going to die, hoping that by some chance nobody had heard our nasty argument.
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But if by some fluke, by some chance, any of these names dips, well, you should jump all over them.
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"If by some chance you still haven't signed a commitment card, it is my hope that we'll get you," he said.
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You can already picture his judgmental smirk as he reduces you to a sexual object — if, by some chance, he hadn't already.
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Addressing 185 ambassadors Monday, Pope Francis said there is "no denying that the conflagration could be started by some chance and unforeseen circumstance."
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And if by some chance you're not hitting at least 2999 frames-per-second, you can always downscale the in-game screen resolution to compensate.
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And, if by some chance, you find yourself in the middle of a procession, you are supposed to lie down in the middle of the road.
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If by some chance some of them are different, they are almost certainly not going to expose grave crimes in Benghazi or willful mishandling of classified information on Clinton's part.
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If by some chance you discovered this article — or any other Vox article — through a web search on your mobile phone, you are probably looking at what's known as an Accelerated Mobile Page.
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And if by some chance you're still using pens and pencils at work, this pad has the added functionality of a pencil cup, so all of your office utensils can stay in one place.
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Which is to say: without clear political support, a big shift in monetary policy is both unlikely to occur in the first place, and unlikely to be seen as credible if, by some chance, it does.
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If there is an idol in play – if Jason by some chance did have one in his pocket, or one of his allies was feeling generous – they'd be likelier to play it on him than anyone else.
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If by some chance you happened to not put two and two together, let us remind you: the Japanese have been winning the meal prep game since far before any fitness bloggers started putting quinoa and blanched veggies in Tupperware.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If by some chance you find yourself possessed by an inexplicable hankering to see what an artist can do with dirty bubblegum pink, I suggest that you head directly to the Lower East Side to see the exhibition Steve DiBenedetto: Toasted with Everything at Derek Eller (March 222-April 22, 2018).
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"Even if you shatter tomorrow"), which was used as the ending theme for Yu-Gi-Oh!. Their next single "Kyo, Nanika no Hazumi de Ikiteiru" (lit. "Today, I live by some chance") was written by Nana Azuki, a future member of Garnet Crow and by Makoto Miyoshi, a future member of Rumania Montevideo. However, their first studio album Awake, released on 27 October 1999, was charted for only three weeks, peaking at number 18 on the Oricon charts.
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What did it turn out to be but a Pearl that by some chance had been lost in the yard? “You may be a treasure,” quoth Master Cock, “to men that prize you, but for me I would rather have a single barley-corn than a peck of pearls.” On the other hand, in the romances of Reynard the Fox we have medieval apologues arranged in cycles, and attaining epical dimensions. An Italian fabulist, Corti, is said to have developed an apologue of "The Talking Animals" reaching twenty-six cantos.
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Unhappy at Selznick's nepotistic decision to cast his nearly 40-year-old wife as a character intended to be in her early 20s, he wrote back "If, by some chance your movie, which features the 38-year- old Mrs. Selznick as 24-year-old Catherine Barkley, does succeed in earning $50,000, I suggest that you take all of that money down to the local bank, have it converted to nickels, and then shove them up your ass until they come out your mouth.". A. E. Hotchner also refer this anecdote in his 2018 book Papa Hemingway: A Personal Memoir.
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By some chance, Stephen comes by, not knowing that she's under the spell and Amanda is crazy in public. The next day, there is a party and Amanda gets Tony to dance (the Yam) with her and in the process of trying to tell Stephen that she's in love with her doctor, Stephen thinks that she's saying that she's in love with him. Amanda then dances with Tony, telling him that "something terrible has happened, and you're mixed up in it." Tony hypnotizes Amanda again, saying that Tony does not love her and that "Men like him should be shot down like dogs".
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It was called The Boy Hairdresser ... By some chance I read it, and I went to Donald McWhinnie, who was then Assistant Head of the radio drama department, and I said, 'I think it's remarkable, I think it's quite wrong that it should be sent back.' Donald read it and said, 'Yes, there's a talent here. Why don’t you see the young man'?" Tydeman also told that story to Brian Jarman of the Fitzrovia News in 2011, in an interview when he was still living in his flat in Great Titchfield Street, parallel to BBC Broadcasting House where he had worked for more than 30 years. He talked about Orton’s first appearance at Broadcasting House: "Joe was wearing bovver boots and khaki. He said he’d just come out of prison. He’d been had up for defacing library books. He was revolutionary.
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Faramir's personality is prominently described in the appendices to The Lord of the Rings: Tolkien recorded that Faramir greatly resembled Boromir in appearance, who in his turn is described as "a tall man with a fair and noble face, dark- haired and grey-eyed, proud and stern of glance". Members of the line of the Stewards were wont to be of a nobler appearance and bearing than most of the inhabitants of Gondor; in case of Faramir, it is stated that "by some chance the blood of Westernesse [ran] nearly true" in him, which was rare. This trait was elaborated by Tolkien through the speech of Pippin: Faramir’s leadership, skill-in-arms, and swift but hardy judgement proved valuable in battle, and earned him Gondor's respect during the War of the Ring. He defended Gondor from Sauron on many fronts, but did not enjoy fighting for its own sake.
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