As luck would have it, they also found their hands.
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However, as luck would have it, there was a 3 p.m.
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As luck would have it, our seats were in the shade.
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As luck would have it, though, we had an expert in tow.
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As luck would have it, Stratton proved to be a theatrical prodigy.
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Well, as luck would have it, Glossier just bottled up that dream.
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As luck would have it, I was graduating college that same year.
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As luck would have it, Priscilla was at that party with her friend.
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But, as luck would have it, just about anyone can be a shaman.
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As luck would have it, Mickey gets stranded at the sprawling apartment complex.
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As luck would have it this really isn't a thoughtful album at all.
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As luck would have it, he's in Scotland to promote a golf course.
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But as luck would have it, Reformation has finally restocked the beloved Pineapple Dress!
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And as luck would have it, there are already drugs known to inhibit farnesyltransferase.
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As luck would have it, Harp met Chip at a gas station one day.
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As luck would have it, Dr. Chu had a way to monitor the region.
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As luck would have it, we met on a blind date two years later.
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A friendship blossomed quickly — playing family, as luck would have it, made them so.
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As luck would have it, one female otter in particular responded to the pup's vocals.
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As luck would have it, Sarah Schauer and Brittany Tomlinson got fired the same week.
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As luck would have it, there are only about a dozen people and no music.
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As luck would have it, the first Snapbot appeared in Venice the very next morning.
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As luck would have it both the fires in Santa Barbara then the mudslides delayed it.
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As luck would have it, that friend, branding expert Soon Yu, was once funded by DCM.
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As luck would have it, the dress wasn't being sold somewhere on the bridal black market.
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As luck would have it, I put the finishing touches on my droid this very week.
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As luck would have it, Friday is a previously scheduled day off for Chicago Public Schools.
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Then, as luck would have it, André the Giant's wrestling match was cancelled, according to Jenkins.
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As luck would have it, there are apps that promise a low cost, tech driven solution.
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As luck would have it, I meet Beatty when I happen to have a raging hangover.
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As luck would have it, there was a modeling agency in a townhouse across the street.
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As luck would have it, revolutionary ideas have a proud history in American pubs like Skate's.
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As luck would have it, the trip came just as Max Domi returned from his injury.
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Orbán, who—as luck would have it for the savvy dentist—would go on to have a
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As luck would have it her lecturer was also a DJ, and regular at Montreal's Stereo nightclub.
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As luck would have it, I quickly found smooth fills for the upper right and lower left.
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"Well, of course, as luck would have it, it was one of those tests that came back positive."
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As luck would have it, one club member, Paul Griswold Howes, was unable to make the 1951 dinner.
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As luck would have it, the role means Conn will share the screen with Carly Rae Jepsen's Frenchy.
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But as luck would have it, the pair did not have to brave the freezing temperatures for long.
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But as luck would have it, the expectant mother was fossilized in the seabed—along with her developing embryo.
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As luck would have it, volunteer Makiko Ushiyama was seated at the table, finishing up a set of hats.
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But as luck would have it, his examiner turned out to be Oliver Wendell Holmes, an old family friend.
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As luck would have it, in early 2014 Ms. Hulsey was in the middle of another self-improvement project.
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As luck would have it, we got picked, and I started preparing around the time I had the surgery.
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It all went down at a restaurant in May, and as luck would have it ... show cameras were rolling.
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As luck would have it, Timbaland was scheduled to perform in the pool of the Flamingo Hotel, our hotel.
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But as luck would have it, in 1986, they entered the police department within one month of each other.
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As luck would have it, my flight was delayed, and I ended up missing my connection in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
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As luck would have it, Sean Hannity had Eric on set with him just 21.4 minutes after the story broke.
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"Of course, as luck would have it, there was one of those tests that came back positive," Dr. Braden said.
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The winner was Dennis Amodeo, a carpenter from Huntington, N.Y., who, as luck would have it, didn't own a garage.
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As luck would have it, The Smiths' "Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want" is also on the soundtrack.
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As luck would have it, the ultimate book about con artists, obsessive friendships, and wealth is also coming out this month.
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As luck would have it, we'll get to ask CEO Ginni Rometty about it at our Code conference later this month.
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As luck would have it, however, Perry will be nominated as Secretary of Oops under President Donald Trump, CBS News reports.
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This was one of those occasions, and as luck would have it, Collins and Murkowski's desks are next to each other.
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As luck would have it, why, there's Queenie from American Horror Story: Coven (Gabourey Sidibe) just milling about in the lobby.
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And, as luck would have it, the fair's most shameless peddlers of mediocrity are some of the biggest galleries in the world.
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As luck would have it, an executive at the Shore Club, a luxury boutique resort in the Turks and Caicos, contacted them.
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As luck would have it, my parents were in the market for new appliances that they ended up charging to the card.
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As luck would have it, my income didn&apost just take a hit for the month of October, which I&aposd intended.
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As luck would have it, or perhaps a bit of strategy, Daschle agreed to be the Democratic speaker at the Gridiron Dinner.
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As luck would have it, there was a glamorous wedding going on and we were treated to an over-the-top firework show.
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"We did not belong here, but as luck would have it, I was seated right next to my hero JAY-Z," he continued.
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As luck would have it, the Amazon Echo seems to have earned itself that de facto linchpin role in the modern smart home.
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As luck would have it, two rock promoters dropped by and asked if he was interested in participating in a new multimedia discothèque.
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" As luck would have it, the laboratory attempted to analyze my saliva sample but the "concentration of DNA was insufficient to produce genotyping results.
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As luck would have it, Red Dead Redemption 2 is $39.99 today at GameStop and Amazon, which is $103 off of its regular price.
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Kirstein missed the first meeting among the mentors to assign the mentees, and, as luck would have it, she was paired with the CEO.
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As luck would have it, a friend is on my train and I take it as a sign that we should get dinner together.
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Liziane Gutierrez was trying to get into 1 OAK on Sunset and, as luck would have it, our photog saw her get turned away.
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As luck would have it, lots of writers are up for writing about sex — even, or maybe especially, when the sex isn't that good.
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As luck would have it, I looked up and realized we were only a few feet from the headquarters of the Wild Bird Fund.
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As luck would have it, my team of preference is not only playing but is currently in the lead, which is always a good thing.
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As luck would have it, I'd just been given an updated copy of The Book of Highs: 255 Ways to Alter Your Consciousness Without Drugs.
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One of them lives nearby and says yes but that she needs food, and as luck would have it, I happen to have a pizza!
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Payne did not advance that season, but returned in 2010 and — as luck would have it — ended up in a boy band called One Direction.
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It's my turn to write this newsletter, and, as luck would have it, my moment in the sun comes on a light summer news week.
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The gang is ready to get on with their humdrum lives, but as luck would have it, this is Riverdale — and humdrum isn't in the cards.
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But, as luck would have it, we know of a top-secret sale going on right now that has tons of gorgeous styles on major discount.
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As luck would have it — or maybe it was the doctor's wise medical advice — my cold cleared up just in time for my Thanksgiving travel plans.
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As luck would have it, Monique's diagnosis coincided with the arrival of a peculiar circular from William Dement, a sleep specialist at Stanford University in California.
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As luck would have it -- or rather, bad luck -- I recently had a bout of what seemed like food poisoning to put it to the test.
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But, as luck would have it, during the writing of this piece, I happened to be doing an interview with Rob Zombie for an unrelated reason.
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As luck would have it, he was standing next to a newspaper stand and asked the salesman if he knew the twins who had walked past.
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" Drake says "Kiss my son on the forehead then kiss your ass goodbye/As luck would have it I've settled into my role as the good guy.
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As luck would have it, archaeologists at the site also found two fragmented basins with internal dividers, suggesting that these vessels were used to hold multiple substances.
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As luck would have it, Kattula won the H-22018B visa lottery in 21 and was able to pay for his family's new home the same year.
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Harleys are made in Wisconsin, the home state of Paul Ryan, Speaker of the House—which is also, as luck would have it, America's top cranberry producer.
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"Are you a medical professional?" the man asked Soto, 44, who — as luck would have it — happened to be an OB-GYN in practice for 13 years.
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As luck would have it, a lab mate had invented a sensor that worked particularly well for this technique, and the idea for a company was born.
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As luck would have it, in searching for people to record the album with, a series of events led him to return to Lubbock to record it.
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As luck would have it, I had friends at a swanky men's magazine that had a free page in the back section adjacent to the pharmaceutical ads.
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As luck would have it, the company had just been asked to submit a proposal to build the first I.M.P., and Mr. Heart was put in charge.
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And, as luck would have it, the company has a foothold in Denver — should you ever be inclined to attend another rodeo, say, in the American West.
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Martin had good years in Pittsburgh, and was everything you'd want in a starting backstop―including, as luck would have it, a public face for the Zephyr technology.
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As luck would have it, Jimenez saw her again just five hours later at a bar, where he finally worked up the courage to strike up a conversation.
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But as luck would have it, concerned locals learned the purrfectly pigmented fur ball turned herself green, repeatedly curling up for a catnap in an old paint barrel.
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As luck would have it, when we started to ascend, a wind gust slammed me into the rock face of the ravine, which I really felt I deserved.
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As luck would have it, one of the earliest arrivals happened to have Lightning-to-aux adapter and single-handedly saved the party from crashing during take off.
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As luck would have it, the summit wound up falling in the final 10 days of an election campaign in which Mr. Trump has been a recurring issue.
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And as luck would have it, there was a friendly, chatty girl named Lauren living down the hall from me who managed to make friends with everyone, even me.
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And as luck would have it, the colon was actually en route to a walk/run event on Saturday to educate people about colon cancer when it was stolen.
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As luck would have it, there's a great Ars Technica piece today about how difficult it was to suss out the two investigators extorting their target behind the scenes.
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They confiscate nearly everything he has on him, from his belt to his shoelaces, although, as luck would have it, they do not touch or even see his phone.
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As luck would have it, the Democratic Party has a loyal group of voters who, though hardly monolithic, tend to be more pragmatic and less wishful than progressive activists.
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As luck would have it, the Pocket Samurai Titanium Keychain Knife combines the best of both worlds: the cool factor of a sword with the practicality of a utility knife.
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As luck would have it, while making the journey to Hilltop the entire gang had stopped to help a group of them in distress after Jesus recognized an overturned vehicle.
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As luck would have it, the popular leopard sweater that's been making the rounds on our Instagram feeds is available at none other than on Amazon — and it's only $30.
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As luck would have it, the march coincided with the first Saturday of the Sundance Film Festival — when Main Street is usually clogged with premieres, parties, stars, filmmakers, and attendees.
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I spoke with Scott Byrne, who as luck would have it is both the Carton Council's Director of Government Affairs and Tetra Pak's "circular economy expert" for the U.S. and Canada.
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COULTER: Well, as luck would have it, the first of my smash New York Times best seller was entitled "High Crimes and Misdemeanors" and it&aposs about the history of impeachment.
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As luck would have it, the PCMag Shop just decided to throw us all bone in the form of a deal on a Udemy coding course called the Complete Python Bootcamp.
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So it's no surprise that there is now an epic makeup tutorial dedicated to the rose, which — as luck would have it — coincides all too well with the film's premiere tonight.
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As luck would have it, Common says he's heading to the Bay Area, and seems dead serious about possibly going to the school to attempt to link up with the teacher.
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As luck would have it, the astronomers down in Baja and San Diego had their views blocked by clouds, but Butler witnessed the eclipse in the overcast sky in Lompoc, California.
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Gulliver caught wind of an acquaintance who suddenly had to attend a very important meeting in a far-flung sunny nation that, as luck would have it, coincided with a wedding invite.
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You need to get out there and see some world; as luck would have it, your current celestial chart indicates that now is an ideal time to apply for grants and residencies.
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As luck would have it, the groom's father is leaning against the wall, just inside the doorway, a glass of brandy in his hand, which I take from him and swig down.
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And as luck would have it, Madonna's 20-year-old daughter Lourdes Leon hit the beach in Miami wearing the perfect black bikini in order to provide you with plenty of inspiration.
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As luck would have it, publications such as the Palm Beach Post also published stories this week of other women coming forward to say the same thing happened to them decades ago.
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As luck would have it, among those who saw the show downtown was Mr. Gyllenhaal, who had formed a production company with Riva Marker and wanted to join the "Slave Play" team.
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As luck would have it, it was a rehearsal for one of Alan Gilbert's farewell performances, which was to feature Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, with full orchestra and the Westminster Symphonic Choir.
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Moving ahead 43 years, on the evening after the first presidential debate, as luck would have it, I happened to be with King, moderating a town hall with her in Walnut Creek, California.
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The plan was to operate a food truck in DC. However, as luck would have it, they ended up with a truck that was a foot too long according to DC's strict regulations.
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As luck would have it, Mr. Rogers and Ms. Baumberger had been hoping to find an apartment in Manhattan, as their studio in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, was a month-to-month Airbnb sublet.
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As luck would have it, his team lost the match, but he notes he was "inhibited with the hate of a community for a solid week" that affected his and his teammates' gameplay.
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As luck would have it, Jessie and her handler, Deputy Kelly Fosler, were in Wyoming on an unrelated call when authorities asked them to help look for the girl on July 2, police said.
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But as luck would have it, someone had abandoned their deposit earlier in the week on the only car in the showroom, a yellow Cooper S with black racing stripes and a six-speed.
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As luck would have it, he went up against the same friend who inspired the concept for Really Bad Chess, the one whose skill level created a seemingly insurmountable gulf between the two players.
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As luck would have it, both Lewell and Townes were very much single and more than ready to mingle—until it came time to play the game, that is, and the conversation was cut short.
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As luck would have it, the retail giant is still offering some of its most popular iRobot Roomba vacuums for a serious discount — which is great news if you don't have Monica Geller's cleaning mentality.
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As luck would have it, we got T.O. mere moments after we saw Cube and broke him the news, and Terrell couldn't have been cooler with the disappointment, saying he's still 100% behind the league.
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But, to my surprise, I was seated in the middle of a huge Israeli family of 20 who, as luck would have it, have came to the Mozart concert to fête the family matriarch's 75th birthday.
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Known instantly for rhyming with the word vagina, Regina is a glowing metropolis/leading producer of stagnant lake smell and, as luck would have it, something Sean Paul (remember "We Be Burning"!?) couldn't resist any longer.
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He quickly established an enviable career: in the late 1980s, Garella spent five years working at Goodyear, testing prototypes — like, as luck would have it, the Ferrari Testarossa — around its famous Circuit de Mireval in France.
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Well, cross your fingers Trump and Pence don't find a way to outlaw condoms, and maybe stock up on emergency contraception—as luck would have it, it's got a shelf life of up to three years.
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But as luck would have it, while taking a much needed coffee break at a local outdoor cafe, the young waiter who once boldly asked for Sophie's number is able to recognizes her picture on Baptiste's phone.
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As luck would have it, he spotted a piece of paper on the ground with a list of 21989 local record labels, with addresses and phone numbers, most likely left behind by another rock 'n' roll dreamer.
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Then, as luck would have it, I found out that San Antonio was also celebrating its 300th anniversary in May and also has 10 letters … and I could also cross two other themed answers with the cities.
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As luck would have it, Alex and I both feel and agree that we do a top-notch job already, but it seemed foolhardy not to explore what a highly esteemed professional sex coach could do for us.
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And as luck would have it, on this day the finishing touches are being put on the most ambitious sculpture FAST has ever fabricated for Lipski: a two-and-a-half-story-tall Dalmatian puppy titled "Spot" (2018).
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Despite running counter to how dates traditionally procede, "Fuck first, eat, drink, and watch Netflix later" has always been my preference—and, as luck would have it, the first choice of virtually every partner I've ever been with.
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The injection had to be timed exactly 36 hours before the extraction — a moment which, as luck would have it, fell on a Saturday night when we were throwing a massive birthday bash for one of our friends.
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But as luck would have it, the attack came as global oil stockpiles were higher than usual, several producing countries have ample spare capacity and American oil facilities have so far been spared from a damaging hurricane season.
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Both Hadid sisters walked in H&M's fashion show during Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday, where, as luck would have it, The Weeknd (birth name: Abel Tesfaye) was hired to perform as the models made their final walk-through.
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As luck would have it, I've already had the furrows taken out of my scrotum for one Yes Man column, and so the drive for me to go out and grow a pair was, on this occasion, somewhat muted.
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As luck would have it, I by no means claim that I got to decide on anything about her, but since she was a composite character, there was a little discussion about what her story may end up being.
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But, as luck would have it, he eventually found another rent-stabilized apartment, a one-bedroom in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, which he shares with his wife, Nina Phuong Ha. He walked past his old apartment building a few weeks ago.
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In a bid to infuse new energy into the scene, he and the brothers Al and Mills Morán, of the West Hollywood gallery Morán Morán, will launch Felix L.A. next week — on Valentine's Day, as luck would have it.
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Four years ago in Portland, Oregon, a thief smashed his car window and made off with a backpack containing, as luck would have it, five years' worth of work—all of Ardila's notes from a sweeping new paper he was developing.
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As luck would have it, Cary was one of the ASAs assigned to that case, which involved a young working class man named Richard Locke who was accused of killing his girlfriend's ex, although he claimed it was an accident.
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I really think I could have slept in that terrible room As luck would have it, mattress startup Casper also had an booth in the same room, so I decided to put Hush to the test in an actual bed.
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As luck would have it, my own fingertips turned out to be too smooth to leave an impression, so we had to rely on our director Phil Esposito, who had his thumb successfully molded and used it to unlock both phones.
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Having come, like many reporters, to write about "the new South Africa" during the 2010 World Cup games, Gregory (Michael Braun) happens upon Noxolo's story through his guide, Sicolo (Atandwa Kani), who, as luck would have it, is her brother.
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The New Jersey psychotherapist wanted revenge, and, as luck would have it, one of her patients had revealed in his therapy sessions that he was a former member of an organized criminal gang, according to a criminal complaint unsealed on Monday.
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But as luck would have it a Roborock representative emailed to ask if I would like to review their latest top-of-the-range model — which, at €26, does clock in at the opposite end of the price scale; ~26x the pitiful Rowenta.
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As luck would have it I was in front of the net when Roger Nadeau shot a puck from the point which deflected off of a defender and hit me in the head just above my right eye, good for 9 stitches.
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As luck would have it, right when Courtenay and I were haggling over the trip, we were invited to a dinner party in New Delhi where I was seated near a charming, fit-looking Indian with a bald head and handlebar mustache.
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That leaves the WBC belt holder, Stevenson (22011-250, 260 KOs), who, as luck would have it, was looking for a challenger to fight on April 20103 at the newly-remodeled Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, N.Y. Smith seemed like the obvious choice.
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Perhaps that's part of the reason why the Pirates broached the idea of extending him back while working on a long-term contract with Gregory Polanco, who, as luck would have it, shares an agent with Cervelli: Rafael Nieves of Beverly Hills Sports Council.
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As luck would have it, Mr. Tiber, in his capacity as president of the Bethel Chamber of Commerce — an absurd post, he later said, "because there was no commerce" — held an official permit, written by himself to himself, to hold a music and arts festival.
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I would soon be in Japan and Korea for the World Baseball Classic, and as luck would have it, one of my wife's teachers from art school graduated from Kaisei Gakuen, one of the diminishing number of high schools that continue to play the game.
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The fiasco arose in part because of the "cone of uncertainty" sometimes used to delineate the possible paths of a storm—a template which, as luck would have it, is one of many maps and charts patiently explained by Alberto Cairo in "How Charts Lie".
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However, as luck would have it, Coyne happened to be in town visiting family when their book tour stopped in Atlanta, so Barbara invited him to the hotel where she was staying for drinks — and they were joined by her sister, her publicist, and two other friends.
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As luck would have it, we now have a much clearer sense of what -- exactly -- that purview is, given the recent release of a memo, written by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, outlining in explicit detail that which he authorized Robert Mueller and his team to investigate.
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It was the morning after a resounding primary victory for Mayor Bill de Blasio, the kind that political mandates are made of, and as luck would have it, the mayor of New York had a tailor-made moment to bask in the glow of electoral success.
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As luck would have it, the eminent tapestry artist Maria Laszkiewicz peeked inside and, seeing the fiber-art works that Ms. Abakanowicz had included in the show, added her name to a list of artists to be included in the first Biennale de la Tapisserie in Lausanne in 1962.
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As luck would have it, the electronics in a bass can be made to function in a variety of percussive and semi-musical ways: tapping on the pickguard, snapping the bridge saddles, or using the 1/4 inch cable to produce a square wave-y tone when placed against something metal.
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As luck would have it, one of our editors is helping throw a damn good party going down on a beach in Baja called Wakoia—three days of DJs noon to sunrise, tasty-as-hell local food, cool art, a pansexi salon, and friends from both sides of the border.
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As luck would have it, like riding a bicycle, those skills -- while not quite as special as the ones to which "Taken" fans became accustomed -- are quickly put to use as he schleps between cars, simultaneously trying to find the mystery passenger and discover a way out of his predicament.
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" Though she looks relaxed in the photos, it wasn't all smooth sailing for the shoot, Simpson dishes to us: "My mom and I worked together on the styling for this shoot, and as luck would have it, a trunk from our showrooms in NY was lost in transit the day before the shoot!
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Cued up on smartphones via a QR code, the story focuses on Detective Bernard Grottano, who, in April 1915, investigated a gruesome murder at the lumber yard at 167 6th Street — an address that, as luck would have it, is still home to a lumber yard (not all Gowanus industry has failed).
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In the end, I was thrilled to be able to make a purchase that keeps my laptop protected and supports an independent artist — we recommend the basic Society23 laptop sleeve, and as luck would have it, one of my favorite artists syndicates designs to Society23000 on everything from tote bags to shower curtains.
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The logistical challenges were daunting, but as luck would have it, Immigration and Customs Enforcement already had a partner on its payroll: McKinsey & Company, an international consulting firm brought on under the Obama administration to help engineer an "organizational transformation" in the ICE division charged with deporting migrants who are in the United States unlawfully.
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The first commercial production, beginning in 2013, was in a tent, named "Kazino," erected on an empty lot in Manhattan's meatpacking district, with full dinner service (for big spenders, a seafood tower with caviar was available) and then in Midtown (this time as a supperless supper club) on a lot, as luck would have it, next to the Imperial.
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But as luck would have it, both of those aforementioned add-ons are on sale now, too, so you can get your Surface Pro 6 running at its fullest potential without making your wallet sad: Click here to order the latest version of the Surface Pen for only $34.99 (a 42% savings), and go here to snag a Type Cover for as much as 40% off (depending on the color you choose).
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