How To Use Coincidental In A Sentence
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THE timing of these arrests is interesting and may not be coincidental.
The Sun
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We may look like lobsters, or tuna fish, but that is purely coincidental.
Times, Sunday Times
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(Coincidentally, it apparently freeze-dries into space ice cream very well.)
Grist - the Latest from Grist
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And how coincidental is it that he just happens to be working with Angus Scrimm, star of my all time favorite horror film ‘Phantasm.’
The Tail Section » 2007 » May
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It's purely coincidental that most of the people I know are from the same background.
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But he says it is purely coincidental that he ended up as a farmer of coffee.
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Onions coincidentally contain a lot of potassium metaphosphate (KPO3), which, when combined with all the water soaked up from the Gatorade, is used to produce even more KH2PO4!
Undefined
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The Changling is coincidentally what I called my youngest son during potty training.
TRAILER FOR LATEST EASTWOOD JOINT
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Coincidentally, I had once found myself in a similar situation.
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Thanks to coincidental timing, this supermoon will be coming on the heels of the June solstice, which takes place only two days before.
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Is this, in your judgment, purely coincidental that so many reporters suddenly are facing the prospect of jail?
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Perhaps not coincidentally, Amelia's vagabonding seems to have run across a few stops of the National Air Races which were underway at the same time.
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But in January, coincidentally (or not?) the same month that Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the forthcoming tablet computer dubbed the iPad, netbook sales took a nose dive.
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Furthermore, it bore coincidental resonance with the nineteenth-century Euro-American pejorative digger, which referred to the supposed cultural inferiority of California's Native Americans, some of whom derived subsistence from the gathering of wild roots.
Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities, 196583
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Ololiuqui, Safford pronounced, was in fact Datura meteloides, a well-known and highly toxic hallucinogen belonging to a group of plants that, perhaps not entirely coincidentally, he had just monographed.
One River
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Often, I've found, it's just the coincidental timing of first hearing and life events that have made them assume a special place in the recording library inside my head.
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This decline was coincidental with the expansion of regional feed lots and the pre-cutting of cattle carcasses at slaughter and meat packing houses closer to the farmers.
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Any similarity between this film and real events is purely coincidental.
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Last year, I was assigned to my own, unshared locker and I had a feeling that it wasn't coincidental.
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And I don't think it was just coincidental that it's a lot cheaper to just cover local news.
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Listening to a human being speak and being put out that you didn't get what you ordered as if you've gone to KFC and gotten Original instead of Extra Crispy is ridiculous, risk-averse, and coincidentally deeply chicken-hearted behavior.
Steve Martin At The 92 St. Y
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Coincidentally, most of the scenes used in Carol's marketing are from this last group, like when Scrooge zooms across England with the Ghost of Christmas Past, rockets into the sky on a giant candle snuffer, or snowboards on an icicle.
Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: Disney's A Christmas Carol (3D) -- Don't Get Scrooged
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And isn't it strangely coincidental that Scotland Yard were involved in all this, at this particular time?
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And it just so happened, coincidentally, that we had a what we call a referral of a 3-year-old child.
CNN Transcript Mar 22, 2007
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The coincidental use of the same comparison is as amusing as it is overdrawn.
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Such a concentration of comparable geometrical forms can not be coincidental.
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The fact that they mature in April 2006, a month before the last possible date for the next election, is surely coincidental!
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Back in 1996, the co-founders always wanted to have a weekly session, while coincidentally, Maclean wanted to try his hand at a few students.
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Elsewhere we marveled at the intricate rusted ironworks designs in the latest video of Amanita's upcoming adventure game Machinarium, saw Minotaur China Shop (and Jetpack Brontosaurus, coincidentally) creators Flashbang poke gentle fun at Braid creator Jon Blow, and found a wonderful series of T-shirts based on the glitched-out boot-up sequences of arcade games.
Boing Boing
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Not coincidentally, atmospheric transmissivity is nearly 100% at 3.8 m.
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The meeting had been unintentional, coincidental, but for it I was glad.
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But it seems to us that some of the wishes are strangely coincidental with Microsoft's own wishes.
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How coincidental is it that it falls on the eve of the inauguration of our first black president?
To Have a Dream
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Other performers, not related by blood or marriage, had symbiotic or coincidental careers that linked them in the audience's mind.
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It was coincidental that they happened to share the same Dublin street address.
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I'm sure this is just coincidental, but even the name Gyro Uno seems to mash up the world of Greek food and pizza.
Slice
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The first story ran on Li's 40th birthday, timing that no one at Baidu dismissed as coincidental.
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Not coincidentally, the flowers of wind-pollinated plants are usually arranged in tight bunches that block the wind, creating eddies that increase the odds of successful pollen delivery.
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Coincidentally, "Moroni" is the capital of the "Comoro Islands" off the coast of East Africa.
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I shall trot along to see them next week, weather permitting, which will coincidentally be half-way through the contract.
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A further possible explanation was that the simultaneous onset of the two disorders was coincidental.
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P.S. Coincidentally, I just got back from an all-day "good government type" conference in Washington DC, the main topic of which was the need to enact "whistleblowing" protection for public and private sector employees, especially in the intellligence and national security areas.
Coleen Rowley: 9/11 Change: Yes We Should!
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These similarities are purely coincidental.
The Sun
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Then, one day coincidentally about five years ago, she switched it off halfway through and snarled: ‘What a load of twaddle.’
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He had coincidentally just fallen off his seat, so after an amazing start we were in quite some disarray.
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In this case, the face cards, all of which were, not coincidentally, two-faced.
RUNNING FROM THE LAW
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The resemblance, it would appear, is purely coincidental.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Not coincidentally, this is the group most likely to become the target of the contempt and thus the very public venom of extremists on the far-right and the far-left, working in unacknowledged but full concert, keen to neutralize people they see as spineless, bloodless sell-outs.
Bradley Burston: Leftists Who Love Israel -- A Self-Help Guide
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The new machine features a minimalist, all-in-one design that resembles (not coincidentally) a large iPod.
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Given these emphases on significant dates, it may not be coincidental that the Ara Pacis was begun during the year in which Augustus reached the climacteric age of fifty.
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Not so coincidentally, her NYC-gone-Berlin auteur mentor Hal Hartley will share the program with his latest, Fay Grim, which will have its US premiere at the festival.
GreenCine Daily: Sundance. Lineup.
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Coincidentally, the close of this jubilee year will usher in another anniversary of great significance to Scotland: the quatercentenary of the Union of the Crowns in 1603, the event that gave birth to the United Kingdom.
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I had come to believe that on the world stage little occurred that was strictly coincidental.
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That resulted in coincidental roughing minors for Crosby and Kovalev, an ex-Penguin.
USATODAY.com - Hockey - Montreal vs. Pittsburgh
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My neighbors know very well that my goal also is to harvest only mature animals and I can assure you Mr. Noll that my clients who "pay for their buck" are only interested in harvesting a mature animal which coincidentally happens to be a vital part of QDMA!
Exclusive Video: Is This the Walking Record Whitetail?
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Not so coincidentally also about the CIA, another 'phantasm' that you were deeply deluded about too.
Heads up staffers, tips to avoid a Health Care "Town Hell" (Blog for Democracy)
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I sincerely hoped that the name was coincidental and had nothing to do with any sort of Halloween-inspired massacres at my new home.
How to Flirt with A Naked Werewolf
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Intervening gemination then would give us a reason why this only occured before word-final supershort schwa and didn't occur before other word-final vowels like *-i or *-ə non-supershort schwa which coincidentally weren't being shortened to oblivion and therefore could not have triggered this gemination.
Precising on a new rule to explain Pre-IE word-final voicing
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All characters belong to my mind, the plot belongs to me… any resemblances are entirely and purely coincidental.
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Coincidentally, I had just had my appendix out and the blood test had shown that I was negative at the time, so I took a doctor's certificate to the newspapers.
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A skull radiograph did not show a fracture, but he had a coincidental expanded pituitary fossa.
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Is it purely coincidental that four brilliant footwear designers, working independently of each other, have surfaced at the same moment?
Times, Sunday Times
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Strike "is purely coincidental" * grumble grumble edit function grumble*
Associated Press: Pet Owners Prefer McCain To "Petless" Obama
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The fact that his resignation comes five days after a currency hedge went badly wrong for Sports Direct is doubtless entirely coincidental.
Times, Sunday Times
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What is the probability that all these coincidental events are just chance?
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I sure any correlation between the IGs fired or under fire, and the objects of their investigations being associated in some way with Obama and his cronies, is purely coincidental.
Add another IG ‘retiring’ to the list. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
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It may have been coincidental that at the time the administration's lead in the opinion polls was comfortable.
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Coincidentally, the inspiration for this recipe is distinctly Cindy-esque: how to deal with a drawerful of lettuce quickly going bad.
SARA MOULTON’S EVERYDAY FAMILY DINNERS
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These are then excreted and, should they prove to have a useful, coincidental effect, the bacteria thrive.
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The Sexiest Masculine Perfume: I will say Yatagan only because well I've worn it a lot lately and though I have not been keeping track, I suspect it perhaps coincidentally has been worn on more nights that led to 'amore' than other scents.
Archive 2008-02-01
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Coincidentally, one of the salesmen who tried to flog me a car was an Assyrian Christian from Kirkuk!
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The saves are not purely lucky or coincidental; they are aspects of considerable skill.
Times, Sunday Times
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A high proportion will also require treatment for coexistent cardiovascular disease and coincidental unrelated chronic disease.
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Coincidentally, I was just listening to some sort of pundit on NPR this morning didn't catch his name bemoaning all ...
Rad Geek People’s Daily – 2008 – September – 10
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Any and all resemblances to other stories are purely coincidental.
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Not coincidentally, this was the time Luther Pickett arrived on the scene.
THE CRASH OF HENNINGTON
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(Coincidentally, there is a track here called Rubicon which is also the subtitle of one of the Icon albums (and a track from that same album)).
Latest reviews @ Progarchives.com, the ultimate progressive rock music website
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Then have someone else suggest that the manuscript is a forgery, a major clue being the reference to baldness, which is too close to your own lack of hair to be coincidental.
Archive 2009-08-01
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Miles Raymer on Mon, Apr 5, 2010 an October Sharp Darts profile and reppers of the Chicago-born dance style known as footwork, which is coincidentally the subject of
Chicago Reader
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How coincidental that the Tate imbroglio should have taken place barely more than a month after the brouhaha stirred by the Yale University Press's bowdlerization of Jytte Klausen's book, "The Cartoons That Shook The World," to be published in November, after having excised the now infamous Danish cartoons as well as Gustave Dore's illustration of Mohammed for Canto 28 of Dante's "Inferno.
Raymond J. Learsy: "Spiritual America": Censorship at Yale, and Now London?
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Coincidentally, I already use the spelling "theatre" - when I in theatre, it was an affectation we all used, and it stuck.
In labor we trust
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Coincidentally, my government has just determined that despite a mild back injury I should try to earn my own living, so I am trying to appeal to people who might employ me full-time in some capacity that could allow me to pursue English-Hebrew bilinguality, either physically here in London, or generally, via the Web.
01 « May « 2008 « Niqnaq
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You can't tell us the timing was coincidental.
The Sun
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Not coincidentally, she is also perhaps the only significant British writer working now who exclusively writes short stories.
Times, Sunday Times
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Is it purely coincidental that four brilliant footwear designers, working independently of each other, have surfaced at the same moment?
Times, Sunday Times
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The subpar point guard play was not coincidental.
Canada.com
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The Walkman arose from a coincidental brainwave by Sony's three famous co founders.
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Read's simultaneous resignation is coincidental, says Fischbach.
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Coincidentally well-timed for the Arab Spring, StAR recently released its latest publication, Barriers to Asset Recovery.
Mark V. Vlasic: The Search for Gaddafi's Assets: How Libya and the Arab Spring Have Renewed the Global Fight Against Corruption
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Some of us associate astrology with star signs that talk of things which merely are coincidental with issues happening in our lives.
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It is also - not coincidentally - one of the most spectacular and breathtaking.
Times, Sunday Times
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Coincidentally or not, he was beaned the day after his record-setting production of 18 total bases by Clem Labine of the Dodgers.
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In particular, and probably coincidentally, the length is about that of the old Gold Medals and Ace Doubles and lends itself to the brisk, unpadded style of writing ideal for westerns and noir-ish thrillers.
Ben Sufficool; DeRosso; Sangster
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It's a grotesque, misleading smear on a diverse group of individuals – a bit like claiming all Muslims are terrorists (which, coincidentally, the guy beside them is currently doing through a loudhailer).
Buzzwords for blowhards
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This lawful process coincidentally clothes life in a spiritual looking garb.
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Not uncoincidentally, this period has coincided with continuous resort to IMF bailouts by virtually every single major economy in the region.
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This little nugget of absurdism would be downright ingenious were it intentional but regrettably, any similarity to actual postmodern intellectual thought is purely coincidental.
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Not coincidentally, such a route, if found, likely would have been called the Frémont Trail, thus cementing his name forever to the fate of California.
A Country of Vast Designs
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This resemblance is not coincidental.
Times, Sunday Times
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Coincidentally, I'm also an actor, resting between jobs.
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It seems oddly coincidental, too, that in a movie teeming with churchly blondes, including Bethany's mother (Helen Hunt), the one meanspirited character in the movie—Bethany's rival Malina Birch (Sonya Balmores Chung)—is also the darkest of skin and blackest of hair.
'Arthur': He Drinks, Movie Falls Down
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It is not coincidental that tighter censorship is being introduced amidst a wave of severe cuts to social services.
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Coincidentally, not only does Dr. De Meirleir believe that leaky gut and dysbiosis are at work, but he's also a Belgian.
Mangan's
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Coincidentally, I was just listening to some sort of pundit on NPR this morning didn’t catch his name bemoaning all the stupid distractions from, you know, the “substance” of the campaign season, because there really are very substantive differences between Obama and McCain.
The Stupid Campaign Season Distraction
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Last but not least, we have a story of persistence from our favorite foul-mouthed (and coincidentally, male) blogger, PhysioProf, who co-blogs at DrugMonkey.
April Scientiae: We Rise Up
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An ocelot has eyes on its skin, but that is purely coincidental; the word comes from the Nahuatl word ocelotl, a jaguar.
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Coincidentally, Pelagia was in attendance at that particular sermon.
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This is the most demographically chaotic state in the country and, not coincidentally, that's why it's the new bellwether state of this country.
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This resemblance is not coincidental.
Times, Sunday Times
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What federal law does forbid is racism which pretends to be something else, such as a hiring test designed to disadvantage minority applicants or a screening process that “coincidentally” preferences applicants from predominantly white schools or communities.
Wonk Room » What Skip The Professor Teaches Us About Frank The Firefighter
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Coincidentally, none of them has ever been among the nervous nellies who pale at the thought of being alone with yours truly.
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At the time, Stroud said MD Ranger was being self-funded and "bootstrapped" by its partners, and planned to focus initially on California, Arizona and Nevada (coincidentally states where CHW has a major presence).
San Jose Business News - Local San Jose News | The Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal
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It may not be entirely coincidental that many modern biological catalysts have zinc ions in their active sites.
Infinite in All Directions
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Take for example a forequarter of Wild Boar which coincidentally was the first thing I ever roasted.
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Coincidentally, and perhaps ironically, an expert committee convened by the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants is also meeting this week, in Geneva, to discuss dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane or DDT, an anti-malaria insecticide that has been saving lives since 1945.
Free the Fight Against Malaria
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With just a wee bit of hubris, Devenanzio, who believes he made "Johnny Bananas" a household name, told TMZ the name controversy is "in no way coincidental and is instead an attempt to capitalize on the name recognition which I'm solely responsible for creating.
PhillyDeals
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It was probably coincidental that the game went off the boil with Ryan's departure.
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Any other use of real names is accidental and coincidental.
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Such a culture cannot accept that accidents - in nature just as in social life - are just that, unintended and coincidental.
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There was a rending, tearing sound as of some silken fabric being parted biaswise of its fibres, and Mr. Leary's droll after sections vanished inside; and practically coincidentally therewith, Mr. Leary descended upon the rugged floor with a thump which any other time would have stunned him into temporary helplessness, but which now had the effect merely of stimulating him onward to fresh exertion.
The Life of the Party
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It was surely not coincidental that tempers frayed on the hottest, most humid day of the tour so far.
Times, Sunday Times
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I suppose your presence here today is not entirely coincidental.
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Coincidentally enough, I had mine syringed a couple of weeks ago.
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Coincidentally, the boating people also realised that they must have miscounted, and jets set out scouring the seas for them.
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Moving to the other side of the road, which coincidentally happened to be upwind, I also found the asters blooming like crazy, mixed in with a bunch of yellow succulents, that I would have called sedum, but now I'm not so sure.
Grouse Diary Entry
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Jason coincidentally put up a post about pre-web writings on the same day I stumbled upon a confessional diary of my teenage years.
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I’m reading Groundswell at the moment, and call it coincidental but I’ve had a couple of very positive experiences with brands this week that I’d like to share.
2009 September « One Size Fits One
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Since the second half of 1998, we've borrowed, coincidentally, another £187 billion against our homes, which we then splurged on high living!
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I mean, it's not coincidental that some of the main culprits in this thing had very little or no college experience.
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Picking up an unwashed dish at random, it puzzled him to see that bacteria had failed to colonise around a mysterious mould which had coincidentally appeared.
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This discrepancy between writing and orality is not coincidental.
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Coincidentally this same guy was the model for a character in a story I just wrote.
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Coincidentally, she had on very decent clothes as well, I think it was a buttoned up cardigan with jeans.
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Not coincidentally, this came just as he was countenancing the possibility of employing his services elsewhere.
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Coincidentally you were notably absent from your usual beach spot.
Times, Sunday Times
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Coincidentally, Prince Philip would be celebrating his ninetieth birthday on June 10, 2011.
William and Kate
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While we were still anchored at Cooktown, we experienced a second coincidental echo between the voyages of past and present.
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In the original single-batch versions of vapor phase, a large vat, so to speak, contained a fluid that had a specific boiling point - usually around 210°C, not coincidentally the full liquidus temperature of SnPb37.
Undefined
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Any similarity between this film and real events is purely coincidental.
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However, it is not coincidental that the issue exploded onto the mainstream agenda briefly in 1995.
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CE 1 to Etruscan are not just coincidental, as I've already explained, since the combined mention of something "being poured" (trinaχe) and Vulcan (Velχanu) is uncanny for a situla, which, if you followed the link to the definition is precisely used for in ritual to "contain liquid".
Rhaetic and its relationship to Etruscan
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Not coincidentally, all three of them had been previously successful in the private sector and made major career changes in midlife.
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Is moving from head to heart coincidental with moving from stage to film, which is about moving from words to gestures?
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It cannot be entirely coincidental that several of these performances went on to win the Oscar.
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Any resemblance to actual persons, places or events is purely coincidental.
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True, the veterans spent the better part of six decades larding the hall with mediocre ballplayers who, not coincidentally, happened to be former teammates, friends, and acquaintances.
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Over the years some branches of the family have been blighted by a congenital heart defect but Mrs Pike's illness was coincidental, say friends, because she was adopted.
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He played more than 170 games for the Clarets, with his only senior goal coincidentally coming against City in a 7-2 drubbing in January 1998.
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From a science point of view the above 2 paragraphs can be seen as coincidental and just yin yang where there has to be 1 part of evil (- energy) and 1 part of good (+energy) in order for the physics rule of equilibrium to apply.
Morality questions du jour « Digital immigrant
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The fact that the route over the mountain began with the ascent of the steepest face, and that this was the route of frequent steeplechases, was not coincidental.
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The timing may not be coincidental.
Times, Sunday Times
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Coincidentally enough, the new university campuses are all situated near military bases.
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The guv was forced to hold a press conference, at which he explained that the whole thing was ‘totally coincidental.’
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It is unsettling that he discounts many physical findings, such as herniated vertebral discs and osteoarthritic changes, as being coincidental findings and not the actual etiology of the pain.
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This was not entirely coincidental.
Times, Sunday Times
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Coincidentally, the agenda for the conference set some time ago is on housing.
Times, Sunday Times
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Carver honored Hemingway for his belief that “fiction must be based on actual experience” and later came to believe it “was not entirely coincidental” that shortly after Hemingway’s death, antirealist writing gained ascendancy in American fiction.
Raymond Carver
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Coincidentally all serious projects to get into space (Soyuz-Progress, Mir/Salyut, ISS, Bigelow) beyond a sortie (solo Shuttle, Apollo, CxP apparently) are all highly modular and fit in that payload range.
Moon Outpost or Bust - NASA Watch
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Britten could not have had access to his earlier score when composing the War requiem some 20 years later, and it must remain a matter of conjecture whether the similarities are deliberate or just coincidental.
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Last night Timothy Lipscomb, vicar of Armley, said it seemed coincidental that the fire had happened so soon after the terror attacks.
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Not coincidentally, this rift is deepening even as Gujarat booms economically, with brand-new malls, multi plexes, highways, and private ports transforming it into a pulsing region-state athwart Indian Ocean trade routes.
India’s New Face
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Also at Slant, Schager on Avenue Montaigne and From Other Worlds and Keith Uhlich on Jacques Rivette's L'Amour Fou, "a mish-mash of ideas and situations both brilliant and inane: a good stateside comparison, coincidentally created around the same time, is John Cassavetes's Faces, which, like L'Amour Fou, is a jagged-edge black-and-white psychodrama prone to rather unbelievably grand gestures in constrictively intimate settings.
GreenCine Daily: Weekend shorts.
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It was coincidentally a really nice morning and she was going out for her daily morning jog.
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He's not kidding: you can read far more than you're likely to need to know about them in a textbook by David Mrazek, a leader in psychiatric pharmacogenomics who — not coincidentally — is based at Mayo and was instrumental in developing GeneSightRx.
Doctors, Depression, and DNA
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Any resemblance to the Hollywood duo - who became heroines of the feminist movement after their 1991 movie - is coincidental but, at least for Thompson, appropriate.
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It is probably not coincidental that those environmental conditions appear to be on the rise in our time.
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What's happened in America is purely coincidental.
Times, Sunday Times
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Note the coincidental juxtaposition of these two Summer-themed songs.
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How they connect is both coincidental and haunting.
*The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service — Recommended Series » Manga Worth Reading
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It seems oddly coincidental, too, that in a movie teeming with churchly blondes, including Bethany's mother (Helen Hunt), the one meanspirited character in the movie—Bethany's rival Malina Birch (Sonya Balmores Chung)—is also the darkest of skin and blackest of hair.
'Arthur': He Drinks, Movie Falls Down
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Or was he just a hypocritical, self-righteous, white-collar crimebuster who dropped $100,000 at an escort service coincidentally under federal wiretap?
Politics Daily
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Thinking back, Lindy bursting into Lloyd's office, the party, the sudden invitation, all seemed too coincidental.
ROSES ARE FOR THE RICH
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Such is his erudite, adversarial nature that any big winner has the coincidental benefit of focusing attention on unwelcome issues.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the two months since I've been unplugged, I have been experiencing more and more moments of synchronicity - coincidental events that seem to be meaningfully related.
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I suppose your presence here today is not entirely coincidental.
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These parallels cannot be merely coincidental.
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But when Bullard went down at West Ham he ruptured his cruciate which is a completely coincidental injury.
Arsenal FC News Feed
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Is it purely coincidental that they are simply considered the best men for the job?
Times, Sunday Times
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The plumber's move coincidentally comes shortly after he released a new book.
Christianity Today
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It is not coincidental that tragicomedy has surfaced as a subgenre in war literature.
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In his brief speech, Dr. Rajasekhara said that Amravati is the place where Lord Buddha conferred the first Kalachakra 2550 years ago and coincidentally it was the chief minister's birthplace.
State Chief Minister Joins H.H. the Dalai Lama After Teachings
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The simultaneous rise of the football club may be coincidental, but its importance goes beyond the extra trade and tourism that it will bring in.
Times, Sunday Times
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If we amplify everything, we hear nothing," Stewart opined to a massive roar from the crowd, coincidentally the only full sentence I heard over the course of the three-hour rally.
The Morningside Post: The People's Rally
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While it seems to be coincidental, the German word for 'Song' would be 'Lied', which actually is neuter.
On linguistic dreams
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Coincidentally, when out for a woodsy walk this morning, my co-perambulator noticed a set of tracks in the snow and noted that they likely belonged to “something large, galumphing.”
The Boat | Miette's Bedtime Story Podcast
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Not coincidentally, those are also the dates for the hardback publication of Forest Mage.
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Coincidentally, stiffness recovery in rigor conditions showed gradual creep before reaching a plateau.
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Coincidentally, Marjorie, quite baresark, laid hands upon the largest stick within reach and fell upon Penrod with blind fury.
Penrod
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Coincidentally, I noticed one of those exclamatory weekly magazines on the news-stand.
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Coincidentally, it cost us £78 to repair - the same amount we were being charged for the police precept.
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In short order, kids throughout the country were nagging their parents for the mock coonskin caps that coincidentally began to appear in stores.
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The company was, quite coincidentally, founded by three alumni from the bank.
Times, Sunday Times
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That's kind of spookily coincidental and deep, right?
Vice Magazine
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So, what are we to make of the fact that various plants, and even certain lowly fungi, contain molecules that coincidentally fit neatly into certain receptors on certain brain cells so as to produce feelings of pleasure?
Creationism and Propaganda
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Coincidentally, the battery-operated clock hanging on the pantry wall stopped a little before noon.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: New Moms
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IT may be coincidental that fat and fatal lie side by side in the dictionary but judging by UK obesity statistics their position seems pertinent.
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It is not coincidental that tragicomedy has surfaced as a subgenre in war literature.
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Not coincidentally, this rift is deepening even as Gujarat booms economically, with brand-new malls, multi plexes, highways, and private ports transforming it into a pulsing region-state athwart Indian Ocean trade routes.
India’s New Face
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These are not examples of meaningless and coincidental pseudomorphic resemblances.
The Shape of Thighs to Come
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Being witness to warfare is often purely coincidental.
Times, Sunday Times
