If it's a coincidence, it's one hell of a coincidence.
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So, this could all be coincidence, but drama-filled coincidence, for sure.
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"Sometimes I think it's a coincidence, but sometimes it's too much of a coincidence."
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"As Yogi Berra said, 'It's too much of a coincidence to be a coincidence,'" Pelosi said.
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I would say it was just a coincidence, but... is anything in AHS ever a coincidence?
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It's coincidence that the Stabler report emerged now, but coincidence doesn't make this moment any less teachable.
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Coincidence One of the main reasons for the meeting happening so soon after Trump's election victory is pure coincidence.
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It's probably no coincidence that the makers of Bollywood film "Ittefaq" (Coincidence) are taking the path less trodden for the movie's promotions.
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Theo is propelled along this course by unlikely coincidence after unlikely coincidence, forever running into exactly the wrong person on exactly the wrong Manhattan street, but since this is a Dickens pastiche, plot-by-unlikely-coincidence is only to be expected.
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Perhaps it is another strange coincidence," Ratcliffe said, adding that it "is harder and harder for us to explain one strange coincidence after another.
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In the recent kerfuffle over the "Coincidence Detector" app, many news readers learned that internet anti-Semites use "coincidence" to mean, roughly, a Jewish conspiracy.
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Extreme coincidence can work sometimes in Davies's short stories, to highlight irony, but the mountain of impossible coincidence at the end of "West" is staggering.
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It has happened too frequently to be a coincidence, but Williams has put herself in contention too frequently for that to be a coincidence, either.
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But so are hundreds of Jenner fans, who have been commenting on Henley's Instagram about the interesting coincidence that Henley was also a young mom. Coincidence?
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If it is all coincidence, and all forgetful memory — I don't know what the statistical chance of having that much coincidence and that much forgetful memory is.
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By coincidence, her father and his new family moved to Los Angeles a few months later, and before long — and not by coincidence — Elaine Dundy moved to California, too.
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"As Yogi Berra said, 'It's too much of a coincidence to be a coincidence,'" House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told CNN's Chris Cuomo in an interview in Washington Monday night.
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A coincidence — and yet it felt like something more.
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In "Coincidence #1" (2011/2015), also housed in a small aquarium, the words "COINCIDENCE" and "HASARD" (which means "coincidence" in French) sit peacefully on a rock; clapping in front of them causes the letters to split apart and fly into the air like digital mosquitoes, before calming down and returning to their original places on the rock.
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Maybe it's just an unhappy coincidence for the Trump campaign.
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McDonough pointed out that using TRL's studio was no coincidence.
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To them, it's a strange coincidence that merits further scrutiny.
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Is that intentional, or is it just a happy coincidence?
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They often act in concert, whether by design or coincidence.
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And Hawkins, for one, is still delighted by the coincidence.
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Does anybody really believe that meeting was just a coincidence?
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But Cadman told Mirror UK that this is pure coincidence.
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The coincidence of the presidential and legislative elections helps, too.
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The senior administration official said the timing was a coincidence.
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Cooper and the "Blank Space" singer is a total coincidence.
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Or is the ring and the tattoo just a coincidence?
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As for the "coincidence" of almost exact words being used?
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And it's no coincidence that they both have fit bods.
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Twitter went down globally Monday, and it's no mere coincidence.
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To the demographically inclined, it just looks like a coincidence.
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We can all be certain this was not a coincidence.
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Later, the team won a stunning victory over Germany. Coincidence?
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"That's just a happy coincidence with it," says the stylist.
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Perhaps it's a coincidence, just a dog eating a sandwich.
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The whole thing seems too perfect to be a coincidence.
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Not exactly; it could all be chalked up to coincidence.
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This may have been unintentional, but it was no coincidence.
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It's kind of coincidence that my name's in the title.
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"It's a coincidence too close not to note," Kaneria says.
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But how do we know if it's just a coincidence?
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Not by coincidence, there wasn't another for nearly two decades.
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Then, by coincidence, Stephen O'Malley had a show in Stockholm.
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Is the "Second Life" in this book's title a coincidence?
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Nor was it a coincidence that Argentina won so convincingly.
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" The suit claims the similarities "transcend the realm of coincidence.
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I'm not even going to get started on that coincidence.
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A number of issues exacerbate this unusual coincidence of interests.
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It's no coincidence these walkouts are happening where they are.
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It's no coincidence that "murder" is singled out like that.
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Turns out that this is a place Jamaicans revere. Coincidence?
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I felt like that double 23 was not a coincidence.
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"We make art based on luck and coincidence," he said.
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She even has an entire album titled Red, people. Coincidence?
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But it was really a coincidence for me at first.
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For the newspaper hadn't come by this information by coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that these robots look like human torsos.
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He is also the face of Jaguar, the car. Coincidence?
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Was it sheer coincidence that Moses's show overlapped with Picasso's?
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It is a coincidence that seems to afflict Mourinho's teams.
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Coincidence perhaps, but try telling that to the American team.
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"The timing is a strict coincidence," Mr. Trump told reporters.
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The elder Mr. House thought it might be a coincidence.
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"It was such a funny, strange coincidence," Ms. Nonko said.
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That may not be a coincidence; it could be genetic.
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Bad coincidence of the movie title aside ... glad he's okay.
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Could be a total coincidence; I'm not blaming you Facebook.
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Knowing this show, it doesn't just seem like a coincidence.
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McKINNON It was a coincidence — I did not request her.
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That isn't a coincidence, some current and former employees said.
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Interesting coincidence, since he is also made of extruded plastic.
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It's not a coincidence that he's a dedicated podcast listener.
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But given recent controversies, the footage syncs scandal with coincidence.
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A move away from typing and reading is no coincidence.
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It doesn't seem a coincidence that they look like fencers.
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"It's almost as if it's not a coincidence," muses Berg.
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This is not a coincidence, but rather cause and effect.
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Timing was just a coincidence, but believe what you want.
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That even split might not be a coincidence, some say.
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By coincidence, she also knew a basketball player in Iran.
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By an incredible coincidence, the slave drew the short straw.
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The bird was a strange coincidence of solidity and air.
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It's not clear if that is a coincidence or significant.
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The timing -- judging by the network's explanation -- was a coincidence.
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Both growing up in wine regions was a crazy coincidence.
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Some Chinese analysts viewed the strike's timing as no coincidence.
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Crazy as it may seem, this was actually a coincidence.
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That Gerard is drawn to obsessive idealists seems no coincidence.
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Serves me right for turning a coincidence into a pattern.
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One of its fanciest hotels is closed to the public. Coincidence?
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"Those things might not have been a coincidence," Podesta said sarcastically.
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It's not a coincidence that the Thermomix is a coveted object.
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Plus, there's no way that Hoyt Foods connection is a coincidence.
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Stotter said the idea for the project started as a coincidence.
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It's really nice to know they're getting better together, too. Coincidence?
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If this sounds like another popular '90s sitcom, that's no coincidence.
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Are they communicating, or is it all a big, weird coincidence?
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"The use of feathers is no coincidence," read Trincone's show notes.
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During Same Time, 12 CIA Sources Reportedly Killed By China. Coincidence?
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"I wouldn't think that it's a coincidence," he added, without elaborating.
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By happy coincidence, no American carriers served airports that were affected.
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He writes: The overlap between Trumpism and Islamism is no coincidence.
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"It is a coincidence, but stranger things have happened," Burton said.
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By coincidence, Dr Hurlbut is particularly close to the He affair.
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Maybe everything is normal and this is all a big coincidence.
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Pierce Brosnan's recent trip to the airport included a happy coincidence.
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It is no coincidence that seed funding is down in 2017.
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Unfortunately, the Menounos family recently learned of another potential grim coincidence.
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Take the use of the word "coincidence" as a dog whistle.
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And by coincidence it saves the school some embarrassment, too.[WXYZ]
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It's no coincidence that these worlds are populated by white people.
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Another protester, Mariela Arri, said these incidents are not a coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that Jake Paul and RiceGum won ridiculous prizes.
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Again, specifically calling out car crime can't just be a coincidence.
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Is it a coincidence that the blueberry fits in raspberry perfectly?
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The likelihood of this being a coincidence is slim to none.
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Is it possible this was just a mistake and a coincidence?
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By coincidence, I'm stationed with one of the company's hiring managers.
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You could call it a coincidence, but really, it's a blessing.
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What we think is luck, coincidence or fate is something else.
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Pruitt, are we supposed to believe that that's all a coincidence?
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It's all probably a coincidence, but I'm not taking any chances.
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Now mathematicians and physicists are working together to unravel the coincidence.
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I mean, the beach imagery can't be a coincidence, can it?
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It was a coincidence; a friend of mine was practising it.
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Working with Nikki-O on his new release is no coincidence.
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"Yeah, it's my back yard," McEntire says about the happy coincidence.
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It wasn't entirely a coincidence that Benioff and Harris had connected.
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"It was a coincidence, honestly," says Enfield's business partner, Sophie Worthington.
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By a strange coincidence, their visits began to increase in frequency.
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Industry analyst Dick Bove believes that may not be a coincidence.
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So the timing of this post may not be a coincidence.
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"What a coincidence," said commission president Freddy Guevara in a statement.
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This Apple-esque philosophy on product design is not a coincidence.
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The local stores that rise to the top are no coincidence.
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"Yeah, it's my back yard," McEntire said about the happy coincidence.
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Our progress is the result of deeds, not luck or coincidence.
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But Hughes, apparently unaware of the coincidence, left without seeing Johnson.
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The United States didn't become a beacon of opportunity by coincidence.
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According to a senior Democratic Senate aide, that isn't a coincidence.
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The timing of the redacted user manual could be a coincidence.
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"It's no coincidence," said David Santschi, TrimTabs' director of liquidity research.
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Many observers, especially Democrats, think this is more than a coincidence.
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The antihero of this picture, by strange coincidence, is called Eastman.
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They said they had fallen victim to a "fantastical fatal coincidence".
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It's no coincidence that early economists were prominent foes of slavery.
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"It's not a coincidence," Qualcomm's president, Cristiano Amon, told Business Insider.
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"That was a remarkable coincidence in my mind," Mr. Fish said.
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It was a coincidence delivered straight from my ancestors, I'm sure.
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She began her show calling for Speaker Ryan to resign. Coincidence?
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"It's an odd coincidence," said one former FCC Democratic staff member.
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By no coincidence, he was a key adviser to those administrations.
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Similarly, it's no coincidence that both were instilled with socialist values.
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By accident, it was coincidence that they were a year apart.
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His knowledge of Street Fighter was a coincidence, a complete afterthought.
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It's no coincidence that this is all happening in San Francisco.
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The coincidence of that is too much for anyone to believe.
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It's no coincidence that Laurie's head is covering Silk Spectre's section.
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If you're feeling a little spooked, remember, it's all just coincidence.
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That's just a truly unfortunate coincidence, on a truly unfortunate bobblehead.
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By coincidence, our correspondent was nearby and rushed to the scene.
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It was, by some unearthly coincidence, also Vladimir Putin's 64th birthday.
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And not in the N.B.A., which may not be a coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that he was so influenced by the Beatles.
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But his continued attention to evangelical causes is not a coincidence.
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"It was a coincidence that my brother was there," Ajay said.
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"I would be shocked if this was a coincidence," Lewis said.
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The fortuitous coincidence of her site makes her presence feel poignant.
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What I still dwell on is the coincidence of it all.
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It's no coincidence that many cancer cells carry disabled p53 genes.
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It is not coincidence that Mr. Meek's post depicted black women.
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"Maybe it's no coincidence," Ms. Lafrenz, now 99, told Der Spiegel.
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That social element of the Jeopardy game is not a coincidence.
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And lo, we now have news of the Sonos Move. Coincidence?
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"The overwhelming evidence is not just a coincidence," Sandy Trotter said.
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It's no coincidence that Bolsonaro, too, campaigned on a hypermasculine platform.
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It's no coincidence that Democrats have gone apoplectic about the memo.
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By coincidence, many of her students were employees at that company.
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Make no mistake, this sizable reduction in crime is no coincidence.
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" Helloiamtheradiator "The sound of an English phrase is just a coincidence.
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HB: What a bizarre coincidence that they're both... Wait a second.
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It's no coincidence that Piers Morgan gleefully thanked her on Twitter.
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"That's quite the coincidence," he noted dryly in a telephone interview.
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"It is no coincidence this resolution is being brought now," Rep.
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A happy coincidence There's a baby boom in an Arizona hospital.
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And it's no coincidence that the Subcommittee is chaired by Rep.
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It's not a coincidence that some people become obsessed with cactuses.
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When I write, I always let myself be led by coincidence.
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But we shouldn't assume that's very much more than a coincidence.
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"Get Out" is about being black in a white world. Coincidence?
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It's no coincidence it falls on the first day of spring.
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The timing of the initial announcement likely was not a coincidence.
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You would have to ask him if this is pure coincidence.
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"It's not a coincidence that we came here," Ms. Felpeto said.
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Not a coincidence: Only four teams are less efficient on offense.
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Right. And so it's not a coincidence, it's just different DNA.
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It's no coincidence fans are the first faces shown in 101.
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Coincidence or not, Bieber was an hour or 2 from trouble.
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Or it might just mean life itself is a spectacular coincidence.
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Or maybe — just maybe — the similarities are nothing more than sheer coincidence.
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I moved here two years ago; it was sort of a coincidence.
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He wasn't even trying to do that, it was just a coincidence.
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When I mentioned the coincidence, Wong recounted the initial discovery in jest.
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It's no coincidence that all have some version of caffeine in them.
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It's not a coincidence that the conference held a Super Smash Bros.
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We think this is probably just a funny coincidence, but are investigating.
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Maybe it's just coincidence Curry wore his most Westbrookian outfit Tuesday night.
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It's no coincidence that Facebook is one of the world's richest companies.
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One could say that those things might not have been a coincidence.
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Which is no coincidence, because Britain's relationship with the countryside is emotional.
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It is no coincidence that this has incited poaching across the continent.
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"But the timing and location is a very weird coincidence," he said.
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Or is the "coincidence" a sign that my tether is getting closer??
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Plus, in a cute coincidence, Mather was also born on July 4.
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Cramer said it was no coincidence that it also cut costs aggressively.
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And no, it's not a coincidence that they look so much alike.
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And thanks to this incredibly lucky coincidence, his word soon became gospel.
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It might not be a coincidence that they're contending for the title.
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I don't think it's a coincidence whose pain has been taken seriously.
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This isn't a coincidence; Swift is our most business-driven pop star.
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There's coincidence and then there's Rory Feek and his manager Aaron Carnahan.
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Sure, this could all be a coincidence but it has happened before.
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It's no coincidence that so many cults align themselves with mainstream religions.
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So if you think about it, this cute coincidence is hardly one.
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It was a total coincidence that Arjun had met and hired Joseph!
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If that coincidence hadn't happened, Jughead would still be in the dark.
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It is probably no coincidence, then, that tips are tight for housekeepers.
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It's no coincidence that Republican and conservative groups are the most resistant.
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"I don't think it's a coincidence how we played tonight," Fournier said.
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And that was a "total coincidence," Grant told the Asbury Park Press.
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It's purely a matter of logistics and coincidence, nothing more than that.
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"It's just a coincidence," the healthy part of my brain told me.
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The algorithm sometimes melds two sentences together that, through coincidence, is offensive.
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He said it wasn't a coincidence that this was the first purchase.
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But they did, in a startling coincidence, hire our entire voice cast.
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Boxers In a tragic coincidence, two professional boxers have died this week.
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"That theme wasn't a coincidence either," Maxfield said, as we walked out.
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It's not a coincidence that Hamlet's Ophelia cleaves perfectly to this stereotype.
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Were these touchstones at the start, or are any parallels merely coincidence?
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Your Instagram feed is awash with #meatfree fried seitan (pronounced "Satan"—coincidence?).
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Weird coincidence, I dressed up as one of your roadies for Halloween.
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Prince previously claimed he met with Dmitriev solely by way of coincidence.
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Nurse was allegedly kidnapped at birth and found after an improbable coincidence.
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And by some miraculous coincidence, the ball landed squarely in DiMarco's cup.
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"It is a coincidence they were called to that specific address," Sgt.
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Chance the Rapper's tweet on Wednesday was 593 characters in length. Coincidence?
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True: "It's a hell of a coincidence if it isn't," answers Philip.
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Plus, he and AnnaSophia Robb were in The Carrie Diaries together. Coincidence?
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It's no coincidence that Wong, Chan and Tam are all political activists.
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It's not a coincidence that each of these movements ends in death.
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It's no coincidence the DNC chief formerly led DOJ's Civil Rights Division.
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The timing of the two courses of action was surely no coincidence.
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Not by coincidence, these are the same institutions that condemn discrimination selectively.
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" Or as Lauryn Hill so nicely put it, "Consequence is no coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that this song was released during Black history month.
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Do you thinks it's coincidence or are the videographers riding your coattails?
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It's no coincidence that its first surge in popularity came during wartime.
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And was it just coincidence that Trump could predict future email dumps?
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The chance of all six being some sort of grand cosmic coincidence?
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Through sheer coincidence, she becomes a helper and prospective girlfriend for Robbie.
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And it's no coincidence that the junk bond market has shut down.
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The timing "can't be dismissed as merely a coincidence," Grijalva told Bloomberg.
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It's no coincidence that he has packed his administration with former generals.
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Was it just a coincidence, or is there something else going on?
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These two companies are certainly battling with each other pretty heavily Coincidence?
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By coincidence, she turned out to be the first person I interviewed.
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Or was it a total coincidence that they were developing this technology?
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Despite the planning, the image feels he captured an extremely unlikely coincidence.
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" He responded, "I see the artists' work; their gender was a coincidence.
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The well-timed nature of the exhibition was simply a magical coincidence.
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Call it fate or coincidence, but I could never find my lighter.
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This isn't all because of Stevens, but the trend isn't a coincidence.
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The company says that all the Nazi references are just a coincidence.
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The fact that your finding aligns with your photos is a coincidence.
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What evidence does Senator Ernst have that this is merely a coincidence?
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One came by birth and coincidence, the other by belief and commitment.
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The two events could of course be nothing more than a coincidence.
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" He paused before voicing what I was already thinking: "What a coincidence.
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The pageant director tells TMZ the song choice was purely a coincidence.
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Mr. Lindahl attributes his eventual success to meticulous quality but also coincidence.
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"It's just strange coincidence, synchronicity — that sometimes happens in life," he said.
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The timing — only hours after the midterm elections — is not a coincidence.
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Certain preoccupations persist: alluring widows, naïve young men, a fondness for coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that tenant harassment is pervasive in New York City.
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By coincidence, 2011 is also when Uber began operating in New York.
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By coincidence, it would happen one day after the next presidential election.
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It was a coincidence and in hindsight ... we're told maybe bad timing.
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This isn't so much coincidence as fate; somebody evil holds the strings.
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In 2016, we ranked 43rd in the world for life expectancy. Coincidence?
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It was no coincidence that this happened alongside Barack Obama's political ascent.
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Do you really think it's a coincidence that they are blue states?
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"This lawsuit is not a coincidence," the union said in its statement.
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"Kentucky" being in the name is, it turns out, not a coincidence.
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Given those numbers, it's no coincidence that 25 states face revenue shortfalls.
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And I heard "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd did, too. Coincidence?
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The timing is likely just a coincidence; the original date was Sept.
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"I don't think it's a coincidence," New York manager Joe Girardi said.
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Methodist Le Bonheur Germantown Hospital confirmed the incredible coincidence on social media.
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To Mr. Altieri, the twin spikes seem like more than a coincidence.
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"My strong suspicion is that this is just a coincidence," he said.
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I think it was a complete coincidence, just another prank most probably.
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The timeliness of the effect was a coincidence but a resonant one.
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Is it a coincidence that the blueberry fits in the raspberry perfectly?
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"It happens more than what I think would be coincidence," he said.
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To Witkin, it seemed like a remarkably lucky coincidence that any cells in the culture had emerged with precisely the mutation they needed to survive—so much so that she questioned whether it was a coincidence at all.
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It's not a coincidence that the opening I praised above is all about Cersei's plan unfolding around her, nor is it a coincidence that most of season six is explicitly framed by the contrast between Cersei's journey and Jon's.
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That Italian neorealism coincided with the so-called "Italian miracle" was no coincidence.
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That coincidence of age apart, though, the specimens could not be more different.
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It's no coincidence this evolution has coincided with the rise of social media.
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Maybe it was a coincidence, but Rodgers was on fire from that point.
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So, whether through coincidence or subconscious, I chose a hoodie nearly every day.
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This isn't a coincidence, so what are the reasons for this significant split?
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That Mars and Saturn are at opposition within a month is pure coincidence.
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But he says the timing of the big round is not a coincidence.
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While it seemingly came out of nowhere, Slack's meteoric rise was no coincidence.
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A coincidence, naturally—celebs often stumble over each other at the coolest places.
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This busy patent docket didn't blossom overnight, and it's not some strange coincidence.
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How that connection was made, if it wasn't just a coincidence, is inexplicable.
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The confluence of the Patriot Act and the Big Tech is no coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that the two events were held on the same day.
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One could claim it as mere coincidence, but the styles look nearly identical.
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That is quite a coincidence—or, rather, in Dr Nimmo's view it isn't.
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If some Flats lots seem no bigger than campsites, that is no coincidence.
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That Saul is also 28 when we meet him can hardly be coincidence.
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Yet the shift in the banks' tone is no coincidence, the officials say.
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It's no coincidence that Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have been mentioned this season.
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So the questions remains: Is it a coincidence, or was it actually theft?
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Just what is a marriage anyway, especially one built on coincidence and convenience?
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They said it's just coincidence, but I don't know if I believe that.
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That the mirror is dated January 19, though, can hardly be a coincidence.
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Knowing how intense these fans are, this can't be a coincidence can it?
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That the most contentious battles were waged on the internet is no coincidence.
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They're pretty sure it's the same star — or else a very unlikely coincidence.
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Or merely another coincidence in this unpredictable and illogical election season of ours?
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Matters are complicated when Georg meets Marie (Paula Beer), Weidel's wife, by coincidence.
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LIVE: Election results and coverage "It was a coincidence, I think," he said.
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Hopefully nothing more than a coincidence, because deceased pets should be off limits.
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The coincidence of timing led many to blame the turbulence on the tightening.
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Now, that can't be a coincidence (especially if Black women can't sell magazines).
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Some people went as far as to claim this wasn't just a coincidence.
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Then, only a few months later, the Black Hood's bloody reign began. Coincidence?
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It's no coincidence that these three Congresses produced the biggest spurts of legislation.
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The extension, named Coincidence Detector, has now been banned from the Chrome store.
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Another fan bemoaned the "bad coincidence" of Sweetener dropping right after Franklin's passing.
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That spike is July, when Pokémon GO was released in the U.S. Coincidence?
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Some forms might look like crowns or other kinds of adornments by coincidence.
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It seems like a weird coincidence given the previous rumors on this front.
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It's no coincidence that the First Intifada broke out in Gaza in 1987.
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It's no coincidence that these two control gyms and they're both level 2000+.
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"I think the timing around our convention was not a coincidence," he added.
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In fact, the data from Donihue and colleagues was due to a coincidence.
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A separation announcement less than 24 hours later cannot be a coincidence. RIGHT?!
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A signal following the pattern of Zipf's law could just be a coincidence.
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It's also no coincidence that Shiny draws inspiration from the Oddworld gaming franchise.
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By sheer coincidence, I was wearing a yellow top so we matched too.
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My favorite drink, which also happens—by sheer coincidence—to be the coolest.
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They didn't cast him in that role, it was just a happy coincidence.
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The timing was unlikely to be much of a coincidence, analysts told CNBC.
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And if Guthrie's "barf bags" seem like an adolescent prank, that's no coincidence.
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It's not a coincidence that Delaware is home to more corporations than people.
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By no coincidence, that is exactly what al-Sharif was trying to do.
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What a coincidence that a few days later, this photo started going viral!
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By coincidence, we both booked a vacation at the same time in Greece!
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By coincidence, the election happened during a period of both floods and droughts.
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It is not mere coincidence that Obama sparked his career with a book.
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I wonder if any overlap is based on coincidence, influence, or passing trends.
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What may seem like a funny astrological coincidence is, in fact, quite routine.
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Organizers told the paper that the timing of the conference was a coincidence.
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"It's a nice coincidence," Verstappen junior said of the renewed family Honda connection.
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By coincidence or not, there have been no mass attacks on Utah schools.
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Perhaps it is just coincidence that the date is the birthday of Putin.
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" By coincidence or kismet, Mr. Puglisi's name is a near anagram for "pugilist.
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And it's no coincidence that Gladwell's book emphasizes the importance of rising early.
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It's no coincidence that many details of Chernobyl are still shrouded in mystery.
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Are we really supposed to believe that all of this is a coincidence?
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It's no coincidence that Sangmorakot sits in such close proximity to a temple.
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It could be a coincidence, but if so, it is a telling one.
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WHAT A COINCIDENCE: The iPhone 7 is on sale around the world today.
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The company insists the timing of the new hires is just a coincidence.
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For me, there's certainly got to be a bunch of coincidence in there.
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After this enchanting story you're telling, this person is just a mathematical coincidence.
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It's not a coincidence that these risks align with stereotypes of women leaders.
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No coincidence then that the moody crooner also produced the pair's latest album.
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"This is a coincidence it's happening at the same time," said Josh Viner.
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Coincidence that the Pirates are hosting the Cubs for three games starting today?
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It's no coincidence that 2014-15 season was Steph Curry's first MVP campaign.
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"By coincidence of life, I came to work here in 1973," Delgado says.
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By no coincidence they also tended to include many of the smartest ones.
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However, there was more to the coincidence of this shift in territorial meaning.
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I enjoy the coincidence myself, but it is still one of those days.
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"There's no coincidence in my mind," said Brewer, the hospice chaplain in Maryland.
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It's no coincidence that this week's wildfires are blazing out of control. pic.twitter.
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And it was not the only coincidence that made the place seem right.
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Or was this culture simply a coincidence that unhappily allowed abuse to continue?
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Not a coincidence: Spiegel has a painting of Jobs hanging in his office.
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So it's no coincidence that this story is being told by artists today.
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But Mosser's convergence with one of this decade's biggest colors happened by coincidence.
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It can't be coincidence Katy's "Witness" album also came out Thursday night. Right?
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It's no coincidence that the subheadings "Chaos" and "Order" recur in the book.
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"I think it's just a coincidence that no one pulled out," he said.
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It could just be a coincidence — no one knows what causes the disorder.
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Real estate investor Monick Halm got her start in the business by coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that these four candidates were women and people of color.
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He also thinks it's no coincidence the Astros are in the World Series.
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Consider it no coincidence that many of these states suffered recent mass shootings.
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Were it not for the coincidence of Mr. McGahn, she might well be.
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It is probably not a coincidence that Starboard Value looks for undervalued stocks.
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The likenesses aren't much of a coincidence, considering that Fossil Group owns Misfit.
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By coincidence, "The Heartbreak Kid" will also screen at the Metrograph on Thursday.
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Social media users have been highlighting the coincidence of the names this week.
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Razak, no doubt by sheer coincidence, stayed at the Trump hotel in Washington.
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Is it a coincidence that its end rhymes rhyme with squawk, for example?
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The fact that that's all happening at once is just a crazy coincidence.
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It was probably no coincidence that her mood crashed just before the Nov.
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It cannot be a simple coincidence that the two have declined in tandem.
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But the officials said the timing of the events seemed hardly a coincidence.
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Gaetz: Look, I was making a point that this is an absurd coincidence.
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By no coincidence, Amazon is down exactly 2.9 percent in premarket trading Friday.
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"It was just too much of a beautiful coincidence altogether," the DJ says.
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In a historical coincidence, like Adams, Ms. Warren represents the state of Massachusetts.
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It's no coincidence that his visual art was full of dimension and breadth.
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"Gary and I, by complete coincidence, arrived at the same time," she said.
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Is it a coincidence that he calls a senior black legislator 'low IQ'?
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Patricia Ewing, her campaign manager, was certain that the timing wasn't a coincidence.
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Studies by Dr. Garb and his research partners suggested this was no coincidence.
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By unsettling coincidence, ersatz humans are on the rise outside of the movies.
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Maybe it's a coincidence, but I always find the most beautiful ones there.
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It is not a coincidence that all of them have effective communication skills.
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I guess it's not a coincidence that Shonda Rhimes just decamped to Netflix.
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That this happened at the end of the Cold War was no coincidence.
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The fact that Amazon's latest drone tests were in Britain is no coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that metal is flowing into the LME system right now.
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I doubt it's a coincidence that Google and Gaikai's pitches sound so similar.
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The relationship between ObamaCare expansion and drug overdoses isn't just a chance coincidence.
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Many wondered whether his departure was a lucky coincidence or something more sinister.
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Not by coincidence, other than James, all those voted to the All-N.
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The slogan for his campaign "Restoring Hope" is by no means a coincidence.
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I noticed this while researching and thought it was a coincidence worth mentioning.
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Tom Stoppard's play, a drama of conscience, consciousness and coincidence, reaches its conclusion.
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"It's no coincidence that the virus first showed up among Iranians," said Orbán.
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If this wasn't a deliberate strategy of subversion, it wasn't a coincidence either.
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The coincidence of timing could make for one of Trump's most memorable rallies.
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Some propose that it's not a coincidence that these things came about together.
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But that's the way it lined up—accidental, yet another oddly timed coincidence.
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That's not just a coincidence – algorithms reflect the culture in which they're developed.
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The fact that the number of democracies has doubled in the last four decades is no coincidence — nor is it a coincidence that those democracies have opened up new business opportunities and proven valuable partners in the face of global challenges.
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"Even if these facts are mere coincidence — and there is reason to be doubtful that they are mere coincidence — they merit immediate explanation by the attorney general and immediate investigation," Representative John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan, said in a statement.
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But Tripp says that it's simply a coincidence — thought a lucky one at that!
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Twitter is struggling to accept the timing as a coincidence, to say the least.
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It's no coincidence that Colton's escape came immediately after his break-up with Cassie.
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Now again, that&aposs probably a coincidence but it might -- it might not be.
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Could it be coincidence that they just happen to both have gold plain bands?
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The symbol for Cancer looks a lot like a "69," and that's no coincidence.
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"Just totally a coincidence and it's been really awesome," the pregnant reality star added.
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By fate or coincidence, her husband was posted to the French capital after Delhi.
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Is it a coincidence if you only date inside or outside of your race?
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And if something hits too close to home, well…it's just a coincidence, right?
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It's no coincidence if a few of the retirement provisions sound familiar to you.
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Its three coauthors had pointed out a numerical coincidence connecting far-flung mathematical objects.
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By no coincidence, the S&P 500 has headed lower at the same time.
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The neutrino pointing right back toward the blazar is most likely not a coincidence.
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This is no coincidence: Many of these killers were radicalized in the same communities.
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If that seems like a weird coincidence, we don't blame you for thinking so.
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It's no coincidence that singling out Chicago became so widespread during Barack Obama's presidency.
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But it's still an odd coincidence, in a universe where most coincidences are intentional.
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BY COINCIDENCE, two big new films feature race, voice and the telephone in America.
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We know this may sound unrealistic, but it might also be a total coincidence.
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That they ended up at a home with Spanish speakers was a happy coincidence.
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It's just an unfortunate coincidence that this guy's hand landed in a suggestive position.
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And in what seemed like some sort of cosmic coincidence, he died on Jan.
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This time, however, Mother Jones was ready, thanks to a bit of a coincidence.
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The pair discovered the coincidence after knowing each other for just a few weeks.
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That ancestral coincidence felt significant, and I mentally filed it away for later consideration.
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In a horrible coincidence, his death comes at the dawning of a dark time.
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It's not a coincidence that the big crisis-era failures were at monoline institutions.
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He said it was a coincidence that No. 33 was worn by Larry Bird.
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It's no coincidence that Nintendo's lifting its tough restrictions ahead of Super Smash Bros.
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And the choice of using DJ Khaled in the spot is no coincidence, either.
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And it's no coincidence the glamorous royal knows just how to strike a pose.
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Did the pup look familiar, smell familiar, or was it just a canine coincidence?
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That seems like an awfully big coincidence, particularly given Ford's specific manner of speaking.
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This speculation, which originated on Reddit, posits that these things are not a coincidence.
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It's not just a coincidence that Mars is suddenly the hot spot to map.
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But "coincidence" has been ruined as a dog whistle by a single news story.
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The better Franco brother just so happens to be the one named Dave. Coincidence?
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The barter system has one major fault, known as the double coincidence of wants.
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And in yet another lucky coincidence, the little girl was born weighing 7 lbs.
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It feels like there are too many instances for it to be a coincidence.
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"I don't think it's a coincidence that astronomy is the oldest science," he says.
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It's no coincidence that these signs share a planetary ruler in love planet Venus.
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It is hard to believe that such aestheticism was arrived at entirely by coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that most of Google's announcements directly compete with products from others.
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Langford says she even plans on telling the convenience store chain about the coincidence.
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The timing is also a coincidence, Uber argues — hiring executives takes a long time.
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Maybe it's the new Call of Duty game, or maybe it's just a coincidence.
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The sky is very big, so it's possible that this is just a coincidence.
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In an odd coincidence, the arrest of Ms. Clemons occurred at about 3 a.m.
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Yet the script's existence, intriguing though it was, seemed for a time merely coincidence.
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This isn't exactly a coincidence: It's the result of a carefully planned political campaign.
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It's probably no coincidence that Google is the default search engine on iOS devices.
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The pattern of first-quarter weakness has moved far beyond random noise or coincidence.
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It is, perhaps, no coincidence that Sainz's qualifying in Spain felt among his strongest.
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By coincidence, Michael Jensen was also working as a missionary in Arizona in 2012.
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If you do get the flu after a vaccine, it's just coincidence, says Parkinson.
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It may be no coincidence that a vice presidential nominee takes on that role.
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But his decision to hit these themes hard now appears to be no coincidence.
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It was by mere coincidence that the Spencers even got someone on the line.
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Sure, the coincidence of the cab driver knowing the restaurant staff might be extreme.
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Does this actually mean they're related or is that just a really unfortunate coincidence?
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Today, Wave Race 64 becomes available on the Wii U in North America. Coincidence?
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The shift in tone was not a coincidence: Mrs Clinton is dangerously losing ground.
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But if it is, then it's a coincidence rather than a slip by Williams.
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The idea wasn't to target Scientologists; that was just kind of a funny coincidence.
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That Netanyahu wanted to make them public right away is obviously not a coincidence.
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There's no coincidence that prisons are often in out-of-the-way rural places.
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"It was just kind of a coincidence how it all worked out," says Bush.
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"There are too many cases for it to be a coincidence," Elijen tells me.
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During that time, the S&P 500 has risen just shy of 4%. Coincidence?
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" "So the president is saying, 'all of this good news, it's not a coincidence.
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I have no interest in spies who succeed because of dumb luck or coincidence.
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I don't know if this was a result of shrewd planning or mere coincidence.
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It is not a coincidence that this rhetoric both protects Christianity and the gun.
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What happened to Mr. Day is a tale of loss, sleuthing, whimsy and coincidence.
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"It's a beautiful coincidence and a beautiful mistake," Mr. Shen said with a laugh.
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As coincidence would have it, I came across Goldbelly the day after I returned.
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It's not a coincidence that he continues to lash out at lawmakers of color.
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She benefited politically from her husband, but Jalalzai's research shows that's no coincidence either.
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Austrians who observed both migrant crises suggest this historical coincidence is where similarities end.
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It would seem to be more than a coincidence, but Cook is not convinced.
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It's one of the best songs on the soundtrack, which is not a coincidence.
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And it isn't a coincidence that strikes are being held during an election year.
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Don't have a smoking gun, only a suspicion because of the coincidence in timing.
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It's no coincidence that Earth Day (April 22) corresponds with this eco-friendly sign.
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It's no coincidence that companies have shifted focus back to smartphones and other categories.
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It is no coincidence that these cities are also media hubs and tourist destinations.
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That the specific intrusions these artists faced were gender-based is not a coincidence.
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NumbersUSA director Roy Beck said any similarity in the points was just a coincidence.
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Is this intentional, or is it just a coincidence that it's happened that way?
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Is it a sheer coincidence that the turbulence buffeting strong democracies is occurring simultaneously?
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The next day, by coincidence or not, Ms. Wettlaufer gave up her nursing license.
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The answer involves a little bit of history and a little bit of coincidence.
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This is partly a coincidence and partly intentional ambiguity on the part of Republicans.
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That's the next rare coincidence coming up on this year's calendar, on April 1.
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That the list is virtually identical to the one Forbes published is no coincidence.
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It would be easy to write off the story of "Olio" as a coincidence.
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"The timing was purely coincidence," Mr. Fares said in a phone interview from Cairo.
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"It's definitely not a coincidence I'm playing the way I'm playing now," she said.
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Or Ronald McDonald Trump, which is almost too spot on to be a coincidence.
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You have to work pretty hard to persuade yourself that's just a big coincidence.
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Which, come to think of it, are the colors of the Italian flag. Coincidence?
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"It means 'a joyful coincidence' and that's absolutely what it was," Dr. Larson said.
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It's no coincidence that this president is famous for having no sense of humor.
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It is no coincidence that India also leads the world in deadly rabies cases.
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"It was a coincidence that could have been averted," he said of the float.
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It's not the kind of coincidence a company in the health care industry wanted.
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Novo Progresso's civil police had already concluded it was a mere coincidence in timing.
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It's probably not a coincidence that Endpoint is built on top of Elastic technology.
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Actually, it was love at second sight, and here's where the coincidence comes in.
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While the 420% statistic is a fun coincidence, don't expect it to last long.
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"It's no coincidence that we've seen a sharp uptake in Juul sales," King said.
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The latest Chinese stealth fighter looks like an F-35; it that a coincidence?
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It is no coincidence that all those places happen to be mainly pedestrian streets.
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Boddy added: "What a weird coincidence you have discovered" along with a thought emoji.
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Dr. Stiller believes it's no coincidence the Isthmus of Panama emerged around that time.
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It is no coincidence that many sacred texts reserve a special place for sleep.
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The decision by tech giants to launch cheaper smartphones probably isn't a coincidence either.
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Perhaps it's no coincidence that Walmart's share price went up 40 percent last year.
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A State Department spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday that the name was not a coincidence.
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Of course, it wasn't mere coincidence that The RealReal followed Gucci's lead so quickly.
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It's not a coincidence that this area is the epicenter of the entertainment industry.
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It is no coincidence that artists from diverse backgrounds have been gripped by gardens.
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The teachers' plans to strike the first week of April is not a coincidence.
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This same soldier got testicular cancer a year after telling us this story. Coincidence?
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It was no coincidence that my grandfather had chosen this area for his retirement.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, said the overlapping events were no coincidence.
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It is probably not a coincidence that the word arose in the 19th century.
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Sporting cover art designed by none other than Pen & Pixel, that was no coincidence.
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That optimism, and the one you just heard from Omaha, are matters of pure coincidence.
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"It would be an extraordinary coincidence if you saved exactly enough for retirement," he says.
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It's surely no coincidence that Ivanka put these issue front and center in her speech.
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It's likely just a coincidence, but the timing feels like a bit of an insult.
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It's probably no coincidence that this was also the decade of massively jarring goalkeeping kits.
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No matter the cause, the coincidence burned too bright for those hoping to find symbolism.
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It's probably coincidence that Scandal is returning for season 6 just days before the inauguration.
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It may be no coincidence that the index fund rose at the time it did.
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Which is why you shouldn't view its embrace of chiplet CPU design as a coincidence.
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"My governing principle with research is that none of this is a coincidence," says Powers.
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The generous interpretation, until now, was that this was all bumbling and idiocy and coincidence.
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Was it purely a coincidence, or is it trying to mitigate attention to bad news?
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"I don't think it's a coincidence that those states are at the top," Norden said.
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It's no coincidence that London and New York are fun cities to spend money in.
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It is perhaps no coincidence that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is 84 years old.
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Opening near where Starbucks will inaugurate its coffee palace, is no coincidence, industry experts say.
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" The spokesman said the lawsuit's timing, days after Uber's IPO filing, "is not a coincidence.
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"I don't think Johnny's trip to Paris this month was a coincidence," the source said.
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This is not just a coincidence that one state did it and then another state.
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I spy 2 "Room Where it Happens" phrases in Chapter 18 of #StarWars #Bloodline. Coincidence?
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Given their stunt, it's probably not a coincidence that the pizza shop is named Wiseguise.
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But the timing is just a coincidence, according to the show's executive producer David Grae.
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It is no coincidence that satire is heavily suppressed in Russia, North Korea and China.
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"For us it was not coincidence," the baby's aunt, Liz Vargas, told the news outlet.
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It's possible that the seeming uptick in regulatory scrutiny and enforcement is just a coincidence.
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Nor is it a coincidence that Adobe took aim at retail for this specialized product.
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That it came after weeks of unflattering headlines was a coincidence, Mr. de Blasio insisted.
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Any similarities between the novels is pure coincidence, and this lawsuit is wholly without merit.
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It was a coincidence that Ho met Osaka's Matsui before the fireworks display, she said.
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It could be a coincidence, but, well — it's hard to ignore what's all around you.
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Also, both Taylor and Friends star Jennifer Aniston count John Mayer as an ex. Coincidence?!
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It is no coincidence that the majority of the people living there are African-American.
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There are just too many links between Control and the Borg to be a coincidence.
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Attention was not drawn to this wonderfully ironic coincidence, and the show opened on Sunday.
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One kid did and he died in a gruesome drag race accident after prom. Coincidence???
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You know the fashion rule: One is a fluke, two a coincidence, three a trend.
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It was a complete coincidence, and we would never disrespect or appropriate another artist's work.
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When the sequence begins it plays like a delightful coincidence rather than a total fantasy.
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It's probably no coincidence that Thor: Ragnarok was the movie Pratt chose to post about.
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In fact, it's no coincidence they arrived days after she filed to divorce Vincent Herbert.
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Having a black woman superhero was just a casting coincidence, they told The Daily Beast.
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Maybe it's just a coincidence or maybe technology really is learning to read our minds.
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The truffle dog is a study in fat and also a bit of a coincidence.
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It is unlikely to be a coincidence that national elections are planned for next February.
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Like we said, the timing of Will's post and the trademark application could be coincidence.
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The team's mission is to recapitulate this fortuitous coincidence in other crops, by genetic tweaking.
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To that end, she explains that naming the subscribers "angels" was anything but a coincidence.
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It's no coincidence the examples I've used of poor management come late in the game.
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That the two celestial shows are happening so close to one another is a coincidence.
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It is perhaps no coincidence that Britain's growing housing mess has coincided with stagnant productivity.
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Taylor Swift's surprise performance led to a touching unexpected coincidence for a grieving Jimmy Fallon.
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Maybe it was just coincidence, or maybe it was some good karma coming back around.
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Looking at his answer, let's just say it would be a coincidence of cosmic proportions.
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I considered it a creepy coincidence until a few days later when I pulled another.
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After all, it's probably no coincidence that President Trump and Kanye West are both Geminis.
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This is no coincidence: Both Legrange and Bowmore are owned by Japanese drinks giants Suntory.
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On one hand, it seems like there's no way this can all have been coincidence.
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Getting a chance to compete in her family&aposs homeland was just a happy coincidence.
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It may or may not be a coincidence that she is a former Google employee.
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It is no coincidence that all are, by Japanese standards, robust critics of the government.
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Some have alleged this release was not, as suggested at the time, a mere coincidence.
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It is no coincidence that the companies that are testing out such showrooms began online.
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Dr. Kornfeld gingerly locked up his bike ... a weird coincidence given Prince's love of bicycles.
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It wasn't a coincidence; it was a perfect opportunity for Facebook to bury bad news.
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It's also probably not a total coincidence that Stephanie is targeting the tribe's other Stephanie.
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But there were too many complaints about the glitch for it to be a coincidence.
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This absolutely cannot be a coincidence on the front page of the Times this morning.
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It's no coincidence that Quezada has chosen crickets to star in KOJAWAN's first insect dish.
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In a sad coincidence, Aaron died in 2006 ... a few days after suffering a stroke.
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"By coincidence, [he] happened to be at the bank at the same time," Pickard said.
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"NFL this can't be a coincidence," the 2nd round draft pick posted on social media.
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The divergence in pre-earnings and post-earnings volatility may well come down to coincidence.
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Perhaps it is no coincidence that it is the most reviled airline among Twitter users.
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I would put it down to nothing more than a coincidence, but an interesting one.
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Has there been some recent procedural or scientific improvement—or is it just a coincidence?
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Did Hadid mean to pay homage to Lizzie Maguire or was it a total coincidence?
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And make no mistake the parallels aren't a coincidence — Barr was hand-picked by Trump.
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Like she said, she got inspired from Pinterest as well so maybe it's a coincidence.
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Scramble up the letters a little, mix them up, and they spell NET AD. Coincidence?
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I crawled down below, mystified by the coincidence, the timing, the magic of maritime life.
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Taylor, the chargé d'affaires for Ukraine, will be up first — and that's not by coincidence.
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Of course, the simple explanation is that both passages in her speech are mere coincidence.
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At first, Nadella dismissed his shared educational experience with Narayen and Banga as a coincidence.
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And it's no coincidence that it's starting with a test of the New Shepard capsule.
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It's no coincidence that this project arrives following the implementation of the GDPR in Europe.
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Or was it merely a coincidence, cyber trash, that fed suspicions in a dark time?
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It's no coincidence that Bundy liked to invade homes and murder women in their beds.
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Obviously, it was a total coincidence that Debbie scheduled all the debates for 2 a.m.
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And that's not a coincidence that there's a record low number of veterans in Congress.
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If these killings sound like the plot of a thriller, that may be no coincidence.
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It "is harder and harder for us to explain one strange coincidence after another," Rep.
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By no coincidence, the recession in the island started in 28500 when the phaseout ended.
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Either that is sheer coincidence, or the President noted this position when choosing his nominee.
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That's no coincidence — it's the Apple Watch's OLED screen that makes this visual effect possible.
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So, it's probably no coincidence he just tweeted this ... which seems to back that up.
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Of course, it was a happy coincidence that Tyler was already familiar with her work.
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It is not a coincidence that conservatives first heralded taxes as a means of regulating.
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It's no coincidence that these innovations are emerging right when 5G is becoming a reality.
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Indeed, whether by coincidence or not, Jawbone's allegation matches the timeline of Fitbit's product releases.
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It's no coincidence that those are the three emotions that men fear most in women.
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Read: "Rick and Morty" is a TV powerhouse because millennials are broke Coincidence, sort of.
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"It's not a coincidence that these are 'tech bros' and not 'tech sisters,'" he said.
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You may have seen another Toyota and Amazon mashup today, which is probably no coincidence.
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Someone clearly decided this was a quick, easy way to boost that stock value. Coincidence?
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Edgerton said the timing of the film's release in relation to Shepard was a coincidence.
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Google Chrome recently removed an extension called Coincidence Detector that added these around writers' names.
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Okay, so the shirt could be pure coincidence, but does anything really slip past Bey?
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It's also no coincidence that immediately after leaving the bunker, Olivia goes to Rowan's house.
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It is no coincidence that break down re source explores notions of place and memory.
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It's no coincidence that the device shares a number of characteristics with the robot vacuum.
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It's no coincidence that craps tables are usually the most liquored up in the house.
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The next day, by coincidence, Dr. Ting was at SLAC attending a program advisory meeting.
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By coincidence, the exhibition's curator, Christine Nelson, met and interviewed Borges when she was 19.
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Dr. Jaggar was convinced the bombing worked, but other experts thought it was a coincidence.
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" According to a Louis Vuitton spokeswoman, the brand-cover mind meld was "a happy coincidence.
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An intriguing coincidence for me but worth the indulgence for any coffee and chocolate lover.
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The agendas of WikiLeaks and Russia have dovetailed at times, whether by coincidence or intent.
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This need to universalize Bowie's gender and sexuality along with his music isn't a coincidence.
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Well, what a coincidence: Ms. Newton had good friends who lived on 106th and Riverside.
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It is not a coincidence that these are two groups President Trump has targeted repeatedly.
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Is it merely a coincidence that Booker smiled and won and Harris grimaced and lost?
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By a nice coincidence, Mr. Hazan, the filmmaker, was around to document its long evolution.
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A North Korea expert in Seoul, Lee Byong-chul, said the timing was no coincidence.
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I should add that Czechs' proclivity for discussing spanking within my earshot is no coincidence.
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But that earlier encounter was a coincidence, according to a former federal law enforcement official.
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If your shadow sticks with you more than once, it's unlikely to be a coincidence.
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The filibuster attempt may have been a surprise but the timing was hardly a coincidence.
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"I guess it was just a coincidence that I moved to Bushwick," she said, laughing.
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It's also no coincidence that the uproar seems reserved for only the most beautiful animals.
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"Anytime anything noteworthy happens, communication goes down whether on purpose or by coincidence," she shared.
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By pure coincidence my first job as a foreign correspondent was in Beirut in 113.
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It seems not a coincidence that you have homes in auction hubs — London, New York.
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It's not a coincidence that someone good at cybercrime would also be good at cybersecurity.
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Cafes and restaurants were closed, but it was no coincidence that food markets were open.
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Also not a coincidence: Universal and YouTube announced their own multiyear deal earlier this week.
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When I asked her what she thought of the supposed coincidence of dates, she laughed.
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It's no coincidence that a lot of the worst security breaches happen on older systems.
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Are the names in the film — Mr. Phoenix's Arthur and Mr. DeNiro's Murray — a coincidence?
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"The timing is not coincidence, and I still don't see an impeachable offense committed," Sen.
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He insisted it was a wonderful coincidence of a friend staying at the same hotel.
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Is it a coincidence that Ofglen opens up when Offred is at her most vulnerable?
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The game, which uses Google Earth satellite imagery, was developed in partnership with Google. Coincidence?
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Is it a coincidence that all three have male protagonists who instinctively resist patriarchal brutishness?
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This coincidence across 93 million miles of space is more plausible than it might seem.
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It's no coincidence that 232 was such an unusual year for the books, experts say.
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The fact that I have a new BMW built from baked cheese is pure coincidence.
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"I was very confused by that," said Mr. Rosenthal, for whom the coincidence seemed spooky.
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However, there is no way of knowing if anything other than coincidence is to blame.
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It's probably no coincidence the number of overdose deaths in Oklahoma has risen as well.
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"It's not a coincidence that all of this is coming together right now," Su says.
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It was no coincidence, he said, that Mr. Vucic will go to Moscow on Dec.
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Others might call it a freak accident, or the most privileged form of sheer coincidence.
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That Iranian women have played a unique role in these uprisings is not a coincidence.
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In what was surely a coincidence, P. J. Carlesimo called Sunday's game for ESPN Radio.
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It is not a coincidence that the new economics is in ascendency at this moment.
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The phenomenon — which has been documented by Reddit and Twitter users — is not a coincidence.
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In the end, it was a lucky coincidence that altered the direction of the investigation.
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We also have the highest share of income going to the top 1 percent. Coincidence?
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By pure coincidence, I also happened to buy Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice days before the operation.
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That's around the time I first started using Tinder more seriously, which isn't a coincidence.
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It's also no coincidence that Thede's best segment is her most pointed one, on Hill.
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No amount of khaki can get you through border security with a coincidence that big.
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"The Pearson ladies all showed in the same shade of blue by pure coincidence!" she wrote.
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"In a complete coincidence, we have also published a book about Mike Pence's rabbit," announced Oliver.
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It's no coincidence that this blockbuster with a powerhouse female cast ends the way it does.
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"I mean it's no coincidence what the names on the products are," Mills told Fox News.
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But in our sex-positive minds, the crossover between the two women is an awesome coincidence.
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And the fact that these are launching right before holiday shopping kicks into high gear — coincidence?
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"There were too many coincidences, in my opinion, for this to be a coincidence," he said.
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It's no coincidence that The Gentlemen attack when people are sleeping: Complacency and vulnerability are dangerous.
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It's no coincidence given all the complex challenges confronting companies that mega-cap deals are accelerating.
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In the US, at least, it's partly due to the coincidence of two widely observed trends.
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Photo by David McNew/Getty Images Photo by David McNew/Getty Images This isn't a coincidence.
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It's either a romance destined to be — or an eerie coincidence that only Shakespeare could write!
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It's no coincidence that this is the first debate without O'Malley there to break things up.
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I don't think it's a coincidence that I wanted to become an actor to tell stories.
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The OhRoma is priced at $69.99 (Is that a coincidence?) and is available now (link NSFW).
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"I don't think it's any coincidence that [was] his first really good first act," Brennan says.
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"It's not a coincidence I wasn't getting hired because my name is Yumna Khan," said Khan.
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It's also not a coincidence that social media is pouring fuel on the harassment dumpster fire.
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It's not a coincidence that most of these women are feminine, considering the queer roles available.
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Considering Hiddleswift attended a Gomez concert just two weeks ago, we're gonna call it a coincidence.
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The shared last name is no coincidence; Sheila Keen-Warren married Marlene Warren's husband in 2002.
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It was a complete coincidence that I even saw the post that revolutionized my body image.
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One Twitter user even noticed the striking similarity between Cersei and another badass TV woman. Coincidence?
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For Ms Miller, the coincidence of the election and the peace process will cause serious problems.
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It's no coincidence that we first meet Patti smack dab in the middle of a dream.
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By coincidence, today is also the day around 800,000 federal workers will miss their first paycheck.
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Coincidence, or is AHS stealthily narrowing down its suspects for us ahead of the show's premiere?
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It is no coincidence that the number of anti-Muslim incidents soared as Trump's popularity rose.
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" He couldn't comment on United's specific pricing mechanisms, but added, "It definitely could be a coincidence.
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But the supermodel does regularly get highlights, Vogue pointed out, so it could be part coincidence.
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If you're thinking "this sounds a little too coordinated to be a coincidence," you are correct.
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Considering that October is the spookiest month of the year, this is hardly a coincidence.[NASA]
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It is no coincidence that anti-doping bodies ban competitors from juicing up on testosterone artificially.
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It may have been just a coincidence, in which case his reaction is definitely thought-provoking.
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Alba, 35, and her younger daughter opted for matching army military jackets — likely not a coincidence.
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Her father, Phillip, not Phil, Clinton, confirmed to us that her name is indeed a coincidence.
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Coincidence in the markets can mean nothing, or it can provide a very useful trading edge.
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"I seriously had no idea," Ambrose said, adding that it was the biggest coincidence of all.
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It's no coincidence that some of our favorite desserts involve some combination of coffee and chocolate.
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Not only is Scott a new dad, he's clearly feeling pretty indebted to his fans. Coincidence?
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It seems pretty far fetched that every single one of these facts is a mere coincidence.
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Levine argues that the good performance of the US stock market is not just a coincidence.
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In an ironic coincidence, the start of the second weekend of Coachella falls on 4/20.
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A massive DNS attack within a month of Big Government washing its hands of ICANN... coincidence?
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So, it&aposs certainly interesting whether it&aposs collusion, coincidence, coordination, I don&apost know yet.
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It's no coincidence that the men who serially mistreat women are also often bullies or misogynists.
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It could be a cosmic coincidence—but some astronomers suspect there are larger forces at play.
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It's called the integrated exogenous antigen testing system, or iEAT — I'm sure that's just a coincidence.
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Not, perhaps, by coincidence, this week has also seen a boost to the Allen Institute's finances.
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It may just be a coincidence that Delta and United are upgrading at the same time.
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Are Bike Shorts On The Runway A Coincidence Or Just A Cheap Pull From Street Style?
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By coincidence, Mueller was to inherit leadership of a Hotel Company platoon from his friend Kellogg.
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Coincidence that this is also how long a round of antibiotics for UTI's is usually prescribed?
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Cassie the robot may look like a disembodied pair of birds legs, but that's just coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that B17 is enjoying a second life online, at this moment in time.
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By sheer coincidence, it turns out today is the two-year anniversary of the company's debut.
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N), which had held its own media event the same day (a coincidence, the company said).
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Quite by coincidence, Virginia Tech has become the de facto, if unofficial, arbiter of helmet safety.
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Coincidence or not, after that incident Murray was far more aggressive and began to take over.
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A couple months later and he's off to Twitch which, again, he says is a coincidence.
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Showrunner David Mandel explained the stunning coincidence in a guest column written for The Hollywood Reporter.
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It's no coincidence that from 1976 to 2012 Chicago averaged 51 public corruption convictions per year.
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It's probably not a coincidence that there is a character named Syd Barrett in the show.
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I actually think we see a lot of coincidence ... That's a very Australian thing to say.
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That's also where you'll find the most attractive people, according Luminoso's data — what a happy coincidence.
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And it might not be a coincidence that Thorne flew out on Disick's birthday on Friday.
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Nor is it a coincidence that Pence is vice president and Jeff Sessions is attorney general.
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It was probably not a coincidence that he was also about to release a Christmas album.
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Is it a coincidence that today marks the beginning of the Victoria's Secret Semi-Annual sale?
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If it is not a coincidence, though, that suggests a biochemical overlap between the two conditions.
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Is it just a coincidence that you've produced a new GAS album around the same time?
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He's the only one with a Scottish accent and he lives alone in a swamp. Coincidence?
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It's no coincidence this show of strength is close to South Korea's border with North Korea.
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He wasn't at the wedding and claims it was pure coincidence, but you be the judge.
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It's no coincidence that this breakthrough was conducted with the help of some slimy gastropod friends.
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That is not a coincidence, but rather the direct result of failed campaign and election policies.
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It's no coincidence the Department of Defense has called cyberspace the "Fifth Domain" of modern warfare.
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By coincidence, Mr. Bonnie nearly bumped into his iPad on a short layover from the Bahamas.
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It is no coincidence that the Simonses have a family member who is on the spectrum.
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It is no coincidence that one detective in the road school compares Holden to Sherlock Holmes.
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So if the Ocasio-Cortez ad and Ing's strike a familiar tone, it's not by coincidence.
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There was also a sale going on when we visited, which was a nice little coincidence.
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"The movie is about someone who's lost, and I think that's not a coincidence," he explained.
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No. But it's certainly a noteworthy coincidence that this very large, elaborate contraption is surfacing again.
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But the connection was speculative, and cementing cause and effect would take one final, extraordinary coincidence.
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"It's a coincidence," Mr. LeFlufy said of the overlap between his virtual-reality presentation and Pokémania.
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The fact that Google is the default search engine on your browser is not a coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative stresses the TPP's strategic benefits.
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Rescuers say it's a strange coincidence -- and the wildlife center said the incident is under investigation.
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It's no coincidence that, from September 2628 to January 28500, over 6900 Bay Area restaurants closed.
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"We do not know if it was a coincidence or really something," a police officer concluded.
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Zinke had come under scrutiny because of the coincidence of his hometown company getting the contract.
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Zuffa executives said it is no coincidence that they succeeded soon after Mr. Silver was gone.
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Here's a weird coincidence: You both appeared on TV genealogy shows, looking for a missing ancestor.
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And is it a coincidence that DDlg looks like a texting abbreviation of the word "diddling"?
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Call it karma or call it coincidence, at this stage Schumacher's title hopes began to unravel.
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In a way, you could say it's no coincidence that these players meet when they're younger.
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Now, "stole" is a bit much, considering it's so glaringly obvious this was by mere coincidence.
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And holding the event on August 9, well, that's likely more than just a numerological coincidence.
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Crazy coincidence: That's also just how bodies work — your muscles work in tandem, not in isolation.
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It Was Discovered By AccidentThe cosmetic benefits came to light in the 1990s by happy coincidence.
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It is no coincidence that the kneeling pose became monumental after the defeat of radical Reconstruction.
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And it's no coincidence that this is also a segment where Encription also has many customers.
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Perhaps that 6 is no coincidence: Could it allude to the "number of the beast," 666?
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It is a coincidence of sorts that these novels are coming along just at this time.
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It's going to be a crazy coincidence because this is not going to be my brother.
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The latest wave of TV commercials heralding the many benefits of 5G technology is no coincidence.
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But a cluster of so many athletes from a single sport's Olympic team is a coincidence.
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A GOP strategist familiar with the campaign, however, maintained the similarity in language was a coincidence.
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This is an interesting coincidence, because oil has often traded in a band around $10 wide.
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First, by sheer coincidence, it appears on the final day of the U.S. Open tennis tournament.
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This isn't a coincidence; Piccioli, a low-key father of three, lives a very earthbound existence.
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It's no coincidence that a black woman, Tarana Burke, came up with the idea of #MeToo.
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It's no coincidence that voters in those areas turned en masse for help toward untested newcomers.
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By the way, it's not probably a coincidence that "mad" works in both directions- Right. Yes.
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That the city and landlords are appeasing police is not a coincidence or a new tactic.
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Are you doing press on purpose to try to drum up support, or just a coincidence?
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To the casual observer, Roy and Bey's shared usage of "good hair" might be a coincidence.
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It's not a coincidence that the homicide rate in Brazil has bifurcated over the last decade.
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The coincidence is particularly painful for anyone familiar with a dark chapter in US refugee history.
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Sports are more my dad's speed, so it's a fun coincidence that it's his birthday today!
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That Giuliani would mention the matter just hours after Manafort was jailed is not a coincidence.
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But it's not a steep enough purchase that I'm full-on embarrassed, which isn't a coincidence.
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The painting is uncannily corporeal, a coincidence of duality and oneness, denoting both flesh and spirit.
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It was not clear whether the resumption date falls on Valentine's Day intentionally or by coincidence.
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But I would then find things that were not coincidence, that were very specific about me.
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I don't think it's a coincidence they've come up now, as you watch your daughter grow.
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I introduced myself to her after the mentoring workshop, and we chatted about the funny coincidence.
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It was no coincidence that Ms. Dunmore's last novel, "Birdcage Walk," concerns what writers leave behind.
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It's no coincidence that ghosting arose as a collective fascination at a time of peak connectivity.
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It's no coincidence which communities bear the brunt of sea level rise, pollution and strengthened storms.
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The fact that there are so many high-profile, appetizing fixtures is not a coincidence, either.
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This is no coincidence: Home is at the root of Loving's, Schapiro's, and many others' work.
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Given that Palestinians oppose this move, the timing of the protest is not likely a coincidence.
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Not only because that's a massive coincidence, but because the producers are trained to encourage that.
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Come on, the American people won't believe that's a coincidence, and I don't believe it, either.
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It is possible the collision of scene setting and current events was really just a coincidence.
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It's not a coincidence that the teacher walkouts have happened in states where unions are weak.
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It is no coincidence that Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, will travel to Venezuela on Friday.
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Before things can conclude amicably, an unpleasant coincidence-among-lowlifes sets the gangs against each other.
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It's no coincidence that many of those rumors center around the dietary habits of Chinese people.
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It was no coincidence that he was replaced by one of his closest aides, Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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If that kind of sounds like the internet as we know it today, that's no coincidence.
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This wasn't a coincidence or because there was nothing else to do but practice ping pong.
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"I think it's no coincidence that they are both playing at this advanced age," Wertheim said.
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It's no coincidence that in Denmark and Sweden, even unions tend to support free trade agreements.
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Rock told me it is not a coincidence that many top A.S.R.C. officials are whaling captains.
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Unsworth said the date was a coincidence; he just wanted to inform himself about the correspondence.
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The disconnect between Trump's rhetorical style and the traditional parameters of his job isn't mere coincidence.
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" He added, "I don't think it's a coincidence that a few days later we see this.
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It's not just a coincidence -- there are very real biases that work against minorities and women.
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The fact that these trends coincided with Trump's xenophobic presidential campaign is, of course, no coincidence.
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For many a young black man in our polarizing society, coincidence has become a sustained peril.
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Do you this your number was a complete coincidence or could there be a connection somewhere?
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It's also no coincidence that the family's suspicion of Thomasin coincides with her budding sexual maturity.
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The one space looks a little like the garage where the character Will is abducted. Coincidence?
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But the most important parallels between the artists' lives have nothing to do with geographical coincidence.
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" By coincidence, these are the exact words used by Jayne: "my soul-mate, my soul sister.
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There is no doubt that it's not a coincidence the midterm elections are one week away.
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The evidence included a suggestive coincidence: In Peru, some indigenous people call the sweet potato cumara.
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Not a 'coincidence' "It is unlikely to be a coincidence that many of the stimuli that elicit the emotion of disgust in humans are also implicated in the transmission of infectious disease," Curtis and her co-author, Mícheál de Barra, a lecturer at Brunel University London, wrote.
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It's not a coincidence that this is home to some of London's longest-standing gay clubs; just as it isn't a coincidence to Jones, to me, and to a lot of my gay friends that the Orlando shooting was targeted at gay people, in a gay club.
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At one point, an issue of Spider-Man attaches itself to Sam's hand by means of an errant wad of bubble gum, which is a funny coincidence — no coincidence at all, in other words — because Sam is played by Andrew Garfield, who used to be Spidey.
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It may well be a coincidence that bad Mondays are a strong indicator of a positive week.
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But this is not coincidence: We both believe in the actual and potential growth of American economy.
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In "Signs of Madness," Dlugos writes: Recognizing strings of coincidence as having baleful or hermetic meaning, e.g.
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Even if the changes were a pure coincidence, they have fulfilled Mr Manfred's wish for more offence.
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It was pure coincidence, but my son was born April 10, and Noah was born April 18.
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Sadly, a manatee expert from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission believes the meeting was pure coincidence.
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"That was pretty well orchestrated," Cruz said, laughing off the ominous coincidence. https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/712850174838771712
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It's no coincidence that the trick—simple, devastating, and utterly innovative—was made famous by Cruyff. RIP.
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It was no coincidence that a race featuring Whitehead opened the integrated programme of athletics back then.
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It&aposs no coincidence that you&aposre talking about people who are probably considering a presidential run.
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You might've caught Aegon Targaryen's name dropped a few times throughout "Stormborn," and it was no coincidence.
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" It's not a coincidence that white, male candidates are polling ahead because they are considered "household names.
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But for the rest, you never know with the Kardashians it's just coincidence or a subtle dig.
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Surely the fact that "Bachoff Academy" sounds a lot like "Back Off Academy" can't be a coincidence.
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"After 90 years with a dual structure, it seems a little bit of a coincidence," Cumming said.
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Let&aposs consider it a happy coincidence, then, that unborn babies really do seem to love Queen.
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That the United flight fit Samson's travel preferences so well was not a coincidence, federal prosecutors said.
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It isn't a coincidence that these all happen to be qualities that also define successful intimate relationships.
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It's not a coincidence that the FIRE industries also donate the most money to federal political campaigns.
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But as it is, this theory ignores the series's history in favor of seizing on a coincidence.
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And in what is anything but a coincidence, the deal ends just before Google I/O begins.
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As the numbers grew, they suspected that it was more than a coincidence, and they wanted answers.
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And it's no coincidence that many of these people are those who need the health insurance most.
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"It had nothing to do with my trip to DC, that was just coincidence," his post continued.
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"The fact it's nine right now is frankly just a coincidence," Yang said of the Supreme Court.
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It's no coincidence that the play recently enjoyed a revival at Manhattan's Second Stage Theater last autumn.
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It's no coincidence that the lone primary he won Tuesday, Rhode Island, was the only open primary.
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Collins said this could be a coincidence, or could be due to marketing efforts targeting those demographics.
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Doroszczuk - a welding engineer by training ("a happy coincidence", he said) - raised doubts about that on Tuesday.
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It's not a coincidence that both those Silicon Valley monopolies came out in support of the bill.
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I can't prove that the album's grandiosity correlates with its fantasy concept, but the coincidence is there.
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Like Anakin building C-3PO, they just make the universe smaller and more of a coincidence-engine.
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I have heard people interpret the date of the murders not as a coincidence but a warning.
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Many in Israel and Washington believe that the timing of the March 22015 call wasn't a coincidence.
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Were the murder clowns and Kai Anderson (Evan Peters) actually connected, or were they a terrifying coincidence?
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Bob Dudley, CEO of BP and chairman of the group, said that this had been a coincidence.
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That coincidence has brought her surprises, laughter, and much unwanted attention since Trump became the Republican nominee.
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The brass says NARCAN has been on their radar for months, so the timing is just coincidence.
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It's no coincidence that in April, Spears was given the Vanguard Award at the GLAAD Media Awards.
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It's an uncanny coincidence, but also a good reminder that stories are more than just clever ideas.
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HY: I hadn't realized that all of these authors were women, so it must be a coincidence.
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It's no coincidence, says Dr. Moutier, that self-inflicted deaths started to fall around the same time.
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It is perhaps not a coincidence, then, that mail balloting is Republican voters' favorite method of voting.
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But the fact that all three of those were funded, I think is probably just a coincidence.
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Ben hasn't had many lines on the show so far, but nothing can be a coincidence, right?
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Again, call it a coincidence, but numerology is all about deriving meaning from repeated numbers and patterns.
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So, is it just a coincidence that the new fall TV season has a few historical shows?
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That's right, the same name of the reality show (The Apprentice) Trump is most famous for. Coincidence?
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But by sheer coincidence, a groundswell of anticipation was building around an uncannily similar type of game.
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It was mere coincidence that he was born 300 years to the day after Galileo Galilei died.
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The fact that Lena's image proliferated at this particular moment in history hardly feels like a coincidence.
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But he thinks there is just too much for it to be a coincidence or wishful thinking.
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It's no coincidence that in January, Orwell's 1949 novel jumped to the top of best-seller lists.
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Nu-metal shredders Nonpoint run a heathenish label named 954 Records, which could just be a coincidence.
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The chance of all this being a coincidence, the two researchers estimate, is about seven in 100,000.
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One person practicing oral hygiene at a noise show is a coincidence; two felt like a conspiracy.
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It's just a funny coincidence that both girls had the same idea (albeit for completely different ends).
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The timing of Fields' return to Apple and Kuo's prediction feel like too much of a coincidence.
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