By accident kill people or by accident attack people I didn't want to attack.
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Instead, he escapes by accident, falls in with the resistance by accident, then mostly just hangs out.
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" - Sarah, 24 "I called him dad by accident.
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" - Kim, 33 "Showed her my scrotum by accident.
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And it felt ... Didn't I scoop it by accident?
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Trump's so scared, he peed the bed — by accident.
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Alfred Nobel's most famous discovery — dynamite — happened by accident.
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The revelation came almost by accident — as an afterthought.
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As you may recall, Jane discovered the aether by accident.
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Homosapien, the album, ended up being electronic by accident, however.
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I did not go to the Crypto Valley by accident.
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The new work is broken, too, but not by accident.
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"My first big hit was done by accident," O'Neal says.
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The main thing is to say it's not by accident.
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""Yeah, but I'm also a reporter, just here by accident.
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It'll be some bizarre thing that somebody finds by accident.
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Yet it could still happen by accident or poor timing.
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Worse, these audio clips are often recorded entirely by accident.
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Did Pachulia move under Leonard on purpose or by accident?
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I first came across the imposter Facebook page by accident.
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I feel like I always order onion rings by accident.
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Yes, it was, and [the band formed] almost by accident.
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David's pet hotel came about by accident rather than design.
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The only person trolling Dolezal here is herself, by accident.
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O'Brien became Earth's foremost authority on moondust almost by accident.
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This didn't happen overnight, and it didn't happen by accident.
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"The ACE Study happened totally by accident," Felitti told VICE.
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Good skin that lasts a lifetime doesn't happen by accident.
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Another packed her daughter Four Loko by accident, Mashable reported.
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Google Analytics does far worse things than this by accident.
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Owen G. Parry: I bumped into Larry quite by accident.
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He only heard by accident that military aid was frozen.
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This is not by accident or automatic recognition of genius.
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" A second tweet said, "Britney spears is dead by accident!
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Bruce "founded" the faux Blockbuster by accident two years ago.
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However, she uploaded photos of Kylie's sister Kendall by accident.
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I was looking at a Nick Jonas Instagram by accident.
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"They cast me as a male by accident," she says.
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We just perpetuate systemic racism and sexism by accident. Oops.
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De Giuli discovered this "organic pattern machine" quite by accident.
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I started making wine by accident in Domaine des Grottes.
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Someone scooped hazelnut ice cream, instead of vanilla, by accident.
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CreditCredit New Yorkers tend to discover Brighton Beach by accident.
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I dare not have my weapon be seen by accident.
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Did the police stumble on a serial killer by accident?
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When public sculpture works best it is often by accident.
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Netizens injured themselves for stunts, by accident, and on purpose.
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"It was by accident we were both free," he said.
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Ms. Morris and her husband became biographers almost by accident.
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The unanimous vote "didn't just happen by accident," Mattis said.
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Quite by accident, Katherine Goble broke that color line herself.
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Grant: No. It really happened by accident, in many ways.
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In the US, nearly half of pregnancies happen by accident.
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Warren's use of the word "persist" is not by accident.
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I knew it was by accident because I know Natalie.
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A fellow contestant briefly removed it, she claims by accident.
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The best acknowledgments cop to insecurity explicitly, not by accident.
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Authorities say they suspected the fire was caused by accident.
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My brother, on the other hand, found out by accident.
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It was found out by accident, the stealthy meeting, but they asked us to believe that of the 242,2000 airports in the United States, they just happened by accident and meet this particular one.
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I bashed it into a turnstile (by accident), dropped it repeatedly onto tile floor from six feet (on purpose), and left it on in the shower (mostly by accident) with absolutely no signs of damage.
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By accident almost, coaches tend to learn to read Montero well.
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And suddenly I'm part of the social structure completely by accident.
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Mr Taylor became the voice of a generation quite by accident.
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Vieler says he stumbled upon the idea "by accident and chance."
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But Prasenjeet Yadav managed to get one anyway, entirely by accident.
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"It was kind of an empowering song by accident," he said.
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I started Library of the Printed Web sort of by accident.
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This Life I learned about my friends' sleep problems by accident.
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"This racial and economic segregation hasn't happened by accident," Sanders said.
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" She added that "it is really toxic if ingested by accident.
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One entrance hall is a claustrophobic horror, and not by accident.
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O'Sullivan explained that the security settings were probably changed by accident.
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A team doesn't win 10 games in a row by accident.
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He generated more than $6,000 with the newsletter, almost by accident.
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The first time I listened to Chris Bell was by accident.
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EU said a newsletter was transmitted to insurance customers by accident.
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What about that resurrection thing that guy said by accident earlier?
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The tax code didn't get the way it did by accident.
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India became the world's biggest exporter of generics almost by accident.
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But if we did by accident, that was OK, Thill said.
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One does not acquire a 250-pound Onyx supercomputer by accident.
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Peter Kafka: You grew at an enormous rate, not by accident.
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Sarah Jessica Parker admits her hair color is trendy by accident.
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Did our queen just post her phone number online by accident?!
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A player dropped it on the pavement by accident last week.
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That's right, folks: the showrunners can't have done that by accident.
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The session was ending and they played the track by accident.
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Reichelt also said the market is difficult to access by accident.
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What if a helo went down by accident at same time?
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Like many useful discoveries, this one came about somewhat by accident.
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The Beach Glass, according to Delish, was actually invented by accident.
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The patients enlisted so far, however, have joined almost by accident.
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Such choices are not made by accident, or without an agenda.
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When he stopped, in 0003, it was pretty much by accident.
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" Nkenge Burkhead started selling sex at 16, she says, "by accident.
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"Most of the stuff I do happens by accident," Buccigross said.
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In Wright's telling, small ball came to his program by accident.
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"You don't stumble upon skeletal remains by accident," Mr. Sini said.
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Thankfully, I haven't noticed the ring slipping into place by accident.
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The find was "completely by accident," archaeologist Zahi Hawass told Today.
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"Tim doesn't do very much by accident," one of them said.
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I'm curious, how do you see a TV show "by accident"?
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Free speech isn't a central part of democratic practice by accident.
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No, you did that already by accident a few weeks ago.
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Or how often someone touched you, whether by accident or intimately?
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By accident, it was coincidence that they were a year apart.
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Hell, Claudia Gadelha did it seemingly by accident and dropped Jedrzejczyk.
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I totally discovered by accident that there was a trend industry.
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Plus, this ensures that no one grabs her phone by accident.
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Paul Brest: I came into the Hewlett Foundation largely by accident.
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No one becomes prime minister in a parliamentary system by accident.
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Sometimes, someone is gonna leave a coffee cup behind by accident.
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Then, by accident, Langston happens upon the George Cleveland Hall Library.
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The show, which runs through May 17, came about by accident.
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"You don't make a trigonometric table by accident," Dr. Mansfield said.
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There's next to no chance that this was posted by accident.
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The toy's infiltration of the classroom came about mostly by accident.
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By accident I read this when I met my new girlfriend.
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However, the groundbreaking relationship sort of happened on TV by accident.
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Tech creator Sara Dietschy discovered the power of YouTube by accident.
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The book informs this policy; it did not happen by accident.
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That strength didn't happen overnight — and it didn't happen by accident.
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The bones — as these things often are — were discovered by accident.
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In this way, she became a fashion illustrator almost by accident.
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While a dirty tactic, it might well have happened by accident.
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He stumbled upon the idea of rabbit farming entirely by accident.
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It may have been by accident—hell, it was probably by accident—but there was a template established of good pacing, fewer but more important matches, and cool spots which can make up for any gaps.
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Sometimes new uses are discovered by accident or through publicly sponsored studies.
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I signed up for Amazon Prime by accident—maybe you did, too.
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Saudi Arabia may soon admit to killing a prominent journalist — by accident.
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DJ Mag looks at the gear that changed electronic music by accident.
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And if you think you got stuck in the crosshairs by accident?
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French prosecutors investigating the blaze said it was probably caused by accident.
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That vision of the future aside, TacoBot came about almost by accident.
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Paradoxically, he says, tragic wonder is greater when it happens by accident.
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In fact, her first sip of alcohol happened by accident during Communion.
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The best bit is definitely Branson casually calling Reynolds "Brian" by accident.
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HOT GUY drops some PEPSI in the ocean by accident and screams.
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I didn't know he was there—I met him just by accident.
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As the ancient Egyptians learned, mummies can be made by accident, too.
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You have a bad day and you bump into somebody by accident.
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Personally, the only time I've saved Instagram posts, it's been by accident.
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"The case is 100 percent by accident — the bullet ricocheted," he said.
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We didn't get to be $20 trillion in the hole by accident.
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That, and that no one accidentally swallows one of these by accident.
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What's surprising is that Kickass Drag Queen was created almost by accident.
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Wrote wrong codename by accident, but updated with correct one after publication.
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This isn't the first time something like this has happened by accident.
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None of this was her fault and it hadn't happened by accident.
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Soon, as if by accident, she saw the two practices fusing together.
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Perfect commentary on hip-hop's grandiosity, even if it was by accident.
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However she's also a musician, which she initially fell into by accident.
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Guns can kill you in three ways: homicide, suicide, and by accident.
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According to a Microsoft, the account was reactivated by accident during testing.
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Another student dropped a pen by accident, so I picked it up.
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Fuck, what if I put my suppositories in my ears by accident?
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And they came from pet markets and were released, often by accident.
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Was there a chance of the bomb exploding prematurely or by accident?
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The liberty we cherish in America occurs by design, not by accident.
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According to Zapps' Voodoo chips package, the flavor was created by accident.
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And for you to drop half of your hot dog By accident.
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Timothy Gowers's first big assault on academic publishing started almost by accident.
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It's not by accident that today, we've got a $1 billion surplus.
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However, I'll admit that , for the most part, it happened by accident.
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I use duck calls … Did you just stumble on it by accident?
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You first heard the big drum by accident one night after work.
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The survivors' advice came almost immediately, some of it quite by accident.
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So I easily see us all ending up tax evaders by accident.
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I also got drunk in one of his casinos by accident once.
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Do you feel that some of the best music happens by accident?
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I'd like to say by accident but it was kinda on purpose.
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I found myself in the midst of the market completely by accident.
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"Wars and battles and conflicts happen often by accident historically," he said.
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I caught it toward the end of the broadcast quite by accident.
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Ms. Okorafor's rise as a fantasy novelist came about somewhat by accident.
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And the same goes for dick pics that are shared by accident.
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He by accident showed up at the Vox Media Christmas party. What?
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He gazed off innocently, as if he'd ended up there by accident.
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Mr. Trudeau and American officials said it was most likely by accident.
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Pretty impressive for someone who was introduced to baseball almost by accident.
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Some were destroyed, no doubt, by accident as well as by design.
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Iran says it shot down the Ukrainian airliner last week by accident.
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It might have been put there on purpose or left by accident.
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Supporting a highly-educated, world-class workforce does not happen by accident.
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"I would basically be 'playing dumb' and reenabling by 'accident,'" he said.
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Rule by one family for three generations does not happen by accident.
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In early August Natalie liked one of my Instagram photos by accident.
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The Cambridge, Massachusetts-native developed her love for cinematography almost by accident.
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But India's path, it's not going to happen magically and by accident.
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He knows if I drink some water by accident or on purpose.
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If Grizzly Bear were once emblematically au courant, it was by accident.
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It's also possible that YouTubers avoid fact checking trigger words by accident.
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"The people who distress wood in an actual dive bar distress it by putting their cigarettes out on it by accident or spilling their beer on it by accident or running into it with a pool cue," she says.
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I'm very interested in how a collection happens by accident in an institution.
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It was by accident that Nukeme came to know the beauty of glitch.
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"I actually did punch Iwan in the face twice by accident," said Harington.
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Surely no detail, however small, makes it into the promotional material by accident.
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I am afraid that you'll summon them by accident, instead of on purpose.
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And a 12-year-old girl just completed a half marathon by accident.
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By accident, I'd discovered a niche no one has yet bothered to fill.
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Chase seems like he might have made it this far somehow by accident.
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The pony was sort of off to the side — by accident I think.
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We don't take our economic standing for granted, and it isn't by accident.
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Writer Roy Thomas more or less created the Defenders by accident in 1970.
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But don't you want Warren Beatty to have read your name by accident?
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We don't think the creators would pick the same song twice by accident.
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He told Mashable he discovered the benefits of small doses almost by accident.
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Because no detail in Game of Thrones is ever there by accident, right?
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Mr Poroshenko, a confectionery magnate, also came to the presidency almost by accident.
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Luckily, a young British security researcher stopped the attack Friday night — by accident.
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Rudy Giuliani tweeted a hyperlink by accident when writing about the G-20.
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Susan Stuart: How I got into the hazing was kind of by accident.
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But anyone who's read King's novel will know they're not there by accident.
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In actual fact, I fell into a career in music writing by accident.
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"I got into making vector art a bit by accident," he tells Creators.
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Beijing (CNN)China's government and its top officials don't do things by accident.
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"We are in danger of drifting into no deal by accident," she said.
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"I just shot my son by accident," Mack's father told a 911 operator.
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BONUS -- Reggie also talks sex at the end of the clip ... by accident.
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And one of the other operators contaminated one of the samples by accident.
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"I first heard about the bill in 2013, quite by accident," he recalls.
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We are a welcoming, diverse community — and that does not happen by accident.
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Microwaves were invented by accident while engineer Percy LeBaron Spencer was testing magnetrons.
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So I guess by accident, it's become something of a specialty of mine.
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Microwaves were invented by accident while engineer Percy Lebaron Spencer was testing magnetrons.
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Did you know that it was discovered by accident by a 3M guy?
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If Griff feared knocking out Big Chet by accident, he gave no sign.
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He included a short story about how they met by accident at Disneyland.
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In April 2014, by accident, I rediscovered the Galatians fragment in Vatican City.
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Almost by accident, Earth is hiding in the image, off to the left.
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No lie, I typed "fans" instead of "fun" there by accident at first.
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But many games don't offer the blood-free roaming option, even by accident.
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According to his biographer Brian Jay Jones, Henson fell into puppetry by accident.
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Now many women have this kind of life, whether by accident or intention.
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I recently wandered into the market by accident while walking around the city.
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The best things that happen to them, he said, always occur by accident.
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According to the magazine, though, it was not by design, but by accident.
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Not by accident, one of his last stops this week was in Crimea.
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I discovered the book somewhat by accident, ordered it and read it immediately.
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"This didn't happen by accident," she said during her victory speech on Tuesday.
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Private firms can, almost by accident, become government-owned overnight, and vice versa.
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It has not come upon those goalkeeping errors or defensive mistakes by accident.
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On the high seas in dangerous waters, people are being clubbed by accident.
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She said she loved it, then spilled red wine on it by accident.
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After all, some of the most enduring cultural phenomena come about by accident.
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None of it is by accident or without an obvious and traceable cause.
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And even if he did collude, it probably would have been by accident.
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Commerce entrepreneur Ron Johnson discovered the inspiration for his latest company by accident.
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Months later, by accident and circumstance, the engineered skeeters show up across the border.
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These companies didn't end up outside of Silicon Valley or New York by accident.
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Even if it's only the latter, though, it might not be there by accident.
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Could tensions even escalate to the point of conflict, whether by accident or design?
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Like so many other groundbreaking experiments in science, this study came about by accident.
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My friend punches me in my neck by accident, knocking my contact lens out.
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It's obvious from the Lady Gaga canon that she doesn't do anything by accident.
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Hollywood has almost always hit on those two factors by accident rather than design.
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"And I hit you with my head in the face — by accident," he added.
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In other words, whether by design or by accident, Facebook can't protect people's privacy.
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After all, Trump isn't choosing to announce his 22018 bid in Florida by accident.
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Nothing — not her tweets, not her timing, not her announcements — is done by accident.
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"I got hurt by accident a lot that year," she recalls of the relationship.
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I don't think the founders put the Second Amendment as number two by accident.
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"You need to make the decision on purpose, rather than by accident," Freitag said.
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Perhaps it's entirely by accident, but it's a message worth hearing all the same.
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A career of fearless reporting Mika was not at that border crossing by accident.
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On KUTV, Jayson LeBaron explained that his ridiculously talented family didn't happen by accident.
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There are lots of things we do by accident that make people feel controlled.
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The essay makes one thing clear: Pompeo did not get this salary by accident.
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I have let things slip before by accident and I've learnt the hard way.
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This is just about getting better every day ... It doesn't come together by accident.
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As with many world-changing advancements in technology, guitar distortion came about by accident.
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"They were kind of developing a mathematical theory, somewhat by accident," Demaine tells Creators.
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He had a tremendous legacy of private sector leadership, that doesn't happen by accident.
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Kappell previously said that he spoke "too fast" and said the word by accident.
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But no one knows better than we do that this didn't happen by accident.
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The restaurant had no English signage outside, and I discovered it purely by accident.
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More or less by accident, Lackner had discovered that the beads could be repurposed.
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The couple explained to me how their corporate events business had happened by accident.
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Asif discovered Yang by accident after watching Joe Rogan interview Elon Musk on YouTube.
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I have let things slip before by accident and I've learned the hard way.
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By accident, you have invited someone into your mother's life whom she really likes.
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That was supposed to be a very small test that went broad by accident.
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Occasionally, some presidents genuinely fall into it kind of by accident, like Gerald Ford.
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The details: There are several different ways data can be exposed by accident online.
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But historians say it was destroyed either by Polish resistance units or by accident.
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You won't end up there by accident these days, like you might on Facebook.
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Investigators said they were exploring the possibility that it was left there by accident.
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Cake was both "crazy" and "wacky" in 1974 — and also proto-vegan by accident.
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Myspace is hardly the first service to lose user data, intentionally or by accident.
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"When I took over at Royal Ascot, it was completely by accident," he said.
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It's frustrating, and I made it happen by accident more often than on purpose.
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But the landscape has also changed for wrestling, and World isn't here by accident.
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Task & Purpose: I think there was also a bunker that was struck by accident?
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She fell into it almost by accident, after studying nutrition in her native Germany.
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He is also incredibly ambitious — you don't get to where he is by accident.
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The actor bumped into them by accident, and they just kept the camera rolling.
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" Asked if he thought it was downed by accident, Trump said, "I don't know.
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That is not a situation that, as any woman would know, happens by accident.
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That a major politician should, by accident or design, increase their malevolence is shameful.
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The day he told his therapist, he also told his family, almost by accident.
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It is not by accident that those who Mr. Trump prefers are from Norway.
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I once by accident got into one of their pools, or line, or whatever.
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"There's one chance in 1,000 that we got this measurement by accident," he says.
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The 12th, the Apportionment Amendment, has languished unratified by the states, apparently by accident.
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I think they have become media companies by accident, not at all by design.
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Maybe you really did swipe left by accident the first time, in which case profile recycling is just an example of an unfeeling corporation doing something good by accident, by granting you the rare chance at a do-over in this life.
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When Leslie Almiron discovered a lump in her breast in 2016, it was by accident.
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If you swallowed enough e-liquid deliberately or by accident, then it would be possible.
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What's particularly neat about this video is that the hurricanes kind of appear by accident.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeSome of humanity's greatest inventions were created by accident.
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I don't think it's by accident those were right near research universities ... Absolutely, 100 percent.
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What ended up happening was we just ended up making an Internet album by accident.
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By accident, I met Carine Roitfeld, who was then the first famous stylist in history.
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Yates tends to talk about his work as though it has happened almost by accident.
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Scientists discovered them largely by accident, while studying the ice sheet using satellite-based instruments.
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"It went off by accident," Officer Liang said, saying repeatedly that he would be fired.
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Europe is Azimo's largest market, and Kent said the firm's focus there wasn't by accident.
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Then, almost by accident, Europe stumbled into an arrangement whereby the "market for ideas" flourished.
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I wanted to create a visual experience, but I guess it's avant-garde – by accident.
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And some secrecy serves no purpose at all: Cases were sometimes kept secret by accident.
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I kind of fell into it by accident around five and a half years ago.
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Shawa became a believer in marijuana's healing power and then a freedom fighter by accident.
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The blood spurting everywhere, and the testicles being lobbed off by accident, it's all amazing.
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Ultimately it came down to making it simple while ensuring it won't open by accident.
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That is a modest increase, but one that came about by accident rather than design.
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Only one person professed to eating a bug, and it was Jenner — by accident, anyway.
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At the end of the episode, Micah apologizes to Blue for hitting him by accident.
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But even in national tragedy, Donald Trump has got a point, if only by accident.
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At $3,000 per month in 1961 money, you weren't renting one of these by accident.
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"It kind of happened by accident," he says, explaining his decision to release solo material.
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We tried to communicate this influence, but a lot of it happened by accident, too.
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Someone who has come into the culture by accident and it has ignited their life.
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Douglas Corrigan, who flew from New York to Ireland "by accident," also received a celebration.
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The world stumbled in to it almost by accident and then could not get out.
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I happened to discover it only by accident, in early photos of the construction site.
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Some people end up on Reddit by accident, find it baffling, and never visit again.
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The authorities did not say whether the man was targeted deliberately or hit by accident.
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But let's not forget the possibility that we might, even by accident, tell a story.
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It just happens by accident, usually because you've overcome an illness or plain old sucking.
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But it's not going to happen overnight, and it's not going to happen by accident.
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Mr. Cruz has his fans; you don't finish second in a presidential primary by accident.
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She stumbled into electronic music almost by accident after decades of rigorously studying classical music.
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The rumpled, under-the-elbow half-roll of your sleeves didn't happen by accident, either.
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While he had always been predisposed to art and photography, his career began by accident.
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In 2014, Ms. Kennedy, who said she took it by accident, was found not guilty.
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Exercises to help strengthen and tone your coreFirm abs don&apost just happen by accident.
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The secret is a liquid extracted from strawberries — a discovery that was made by accident.
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But some of these universes would have been created, by accident, with relatively high order.
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In fairness, the digit is tiny, and indeed these scientists found it only by accident.
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OpenAI was born of Musk's conviction that an A.I. could wipe us out by accident.
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"It's a little bit by accident that we are based in Switzerland," Wurzbacher told me.
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History. Your past accomplishments didn't happen by accident, and I suspect you'll have plenty more.
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The opportunity arises by accident, a moment of serendipity and a portent of future trouble.
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In the movie, Phiona (played by radiant newcomer Madina Nalwanga) first encounters chess by accident.
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It's become — improbably, and at least partially by accident — a barometer of our national values.
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But the staff gave her something else by accident: the guidelines for staff members discharging patients.
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The button is easy to press but not so easy that you do it by accident.
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He told police her foot may have touched his private area by accident, the report said.
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Reckons risk of a hard Brexit "by accident" has risen to 30 percent from 20 percent.
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It was honestly more disorienting than when I did mescaline by accident thinking it was ecstasy.
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Patrick: Almost like Nomura by accident is constantly is saying something about himself in this series.
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In California, making repeated 911 calls by accident can cost about $200 each infraction, he says.
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Kaitlyn: I definitely use the word "content" to describe my own work sometimes just by accident.
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"We fell into the whole metal thing by accident," Stanier says in Sound of the Beast.
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At some point, whether intentionally or by accident, you will open Bixby on the Galaxy S8.
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Like all worthwhile culinary inventions—chocolate chip cookies, nachos, beer—the frappé was born by accident.
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I happen to find myself, by accident, in downtown Santa Fe the weekend of Indian Market.
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Originally trained in landscape photography by Ansel Adams, Gleis fell into aviation photography almost by accident.
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According to Teller, the team hit upon the algorithm that makes this work almost by accident.
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Or, more accurately, to the fanbase that Mordhau has attracted, whether by design or by accident.
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Shelby Ivie, another mother who lives in Oregon, stumbled upon the feed by accident last weekend.
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I'm not a super meme-creator, they happen more by accident than skill, when I'm involved.
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Our shared public inheritance — wildlife refuges, national parks, high deserts and grasslands — didn't happen by accident.
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It's another "Avengers" satellite but one that seems to run into the mother ship by accident.
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Hamdi was brought to Guantánamo by accident, then quickly transferred to a naval brig in Virginia.
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But the other day, I made some FroséNoir by accident, and my tune has changed completely.
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Developing an iconic, signature hair look doesn't just happen by accident — at least not in Hollywood.
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Judging by other posts on Imgur and Reddit, plenty of people have done it by accident.
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You might have seen the hashtag #EveryonesChild trending on Twitter today -- and that's not by accident.
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But the restoration of fractured friendships doesn't happen by accident; it is a matter of choice.
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And I much prefer it to Samsung's infuriating Bixby button, which I constantly press by accident.
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Acevedo said he wasn&apost sure if Pappas left the wallet on purpose or by accident.
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Our first antidepressants were discovered completely by accident, and weren't even designed to treat mental illness.
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And try not to run into all of your exes, or sext your boss by accident.
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Again, the way items are arranged in a grocery store is not at all by accident.
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Parks created her recipe for her Royal Dansk clone cookies by accident one day, she explains.
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When I was starting out I made pretty unusual music, but more by accident than anything.
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Rafael Feijao, Tim Kennedy and Chris Weidman all demonstrated this either by design or by accident.
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It's by accident Huawei became the best in 5G in the world, by a long stretch.
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He studied visual art at Bowdoin College in Maine and came to performance somewhat by accident.
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Many women discover pay discrimination by accident and fear retaliation for speaking up inside their workplaces.
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There's an Apple iPhone feature that you might turn on by accident from time to time.
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If nuclear weapons are not used intentionally, they could be used inadvertently by accident or miscalculation.
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That those words sounded so much like the rhetoric of a campaign was not by accident.
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For one thing, he cracks jokes that land on purpose instead of muttering them by accident.
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Three years later, Richard Schmidt came to the attention of the federal government almost by accident.
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Any New Yorker will absorb a certain amount of Yiddish — by inclination, by accident, by appetite.
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The contrast between Storm Lake and many neighboring towns is both by accident and by design.
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America is absolutely the greatest country in the world, but it didn't get there by accident.
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We can no longer rely on luck alone to avoid a war by accident or miscalculation.
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First, that nothing he is wearing was chosen by accident, not even the polo and jeans.
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That same description applies, in varying ways, to much of Kaufman's filmmaking, and not by accident.
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Greedier: Investing for idiotsIt seems silly to admit, but I actually started investing my savings by accident.
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His goal, instead, seemed aimed at undercutting the Saudi story that the murder had happened by accident.
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A teenager was killed by a shotgun blast, apparently by accident, in a garage in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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One of the first antibiotics, penicillin, was actually discovered by accident in 1928 by Dr. Alexander Fleming.
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If your pet does consume chocolate by accident, make sure to take them to the vet immediately.
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Intermittent fasting is very popular these days, but I started using it years ago almost by accident.
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So Trump could end up being right about Scotland — by accident, and for all the wrong reasons.
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The data don't distinguish whether those children shot themselves by accident or were shot by someone else.
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The data don't distinguish whether those children shot themselves by accident or were shot by someone else.
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Every now and then, whether on purpose or by accident, a star stumbles into a wedding celebration.
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Google enabled the feature by accident back in June, but it seems this time everything is official.
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For the foreseeable future, women in El Salvador will get pregnant, whether by choice or by accident.
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"It's not by accident that you do not have an authoritative independent study of this," he said.
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Studies show that employees are often, by accident or intentionally, the main cause of successful cyber-attacks.
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WE LAID OUT A PLAN TO IMPROVE THE OPERATING MARGIN AS MEASURED BY ACCIDENT YEAR LOSS RATIO.
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Very few things are more enjoyable to me than social network algorithms helping people purely by accident.
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I deleted the first selfie by accident, so I wasted a second attempt re-creating the effect.
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Until this episode, when they won, nearly by accident, against a hyped masked team called the Gladiators.
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But even when succession works out well, it tends to do so more or less by accident.
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By the 1930s, it was being adapted to suit Ghanian tastes, not by accident, but by design.
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Maggie shot Mr. Burns, by accident, while he was attempting to literally steal candy from a baby.
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Most hot car deaths are accidents The majority of heatstroke deaths occur by accident, according to NoHeatStroke.org.
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It's not a big reveal when we discover that Alexis didn't send that sexy pic by accident.
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This is going to show my true colors but I actually bought my first vinyl by accident.
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These illegal voters were discovered almost by accident and represent a much larger problem according to Adams.
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The sheer volume of market data frequently makes it possible to find spurious signals purely by accident.
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The eight-hour workday, or the 40-hour workweek, didn't become the modern labor standard by accident.
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Humanity still faces a significant risk of disaster from pathogens, either deliberately engineered or released by accident.
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Since announcing her pregnancy by accident in mid-April, Williams has been busy conquering the pregnancy game.
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The most logical explanation was that Trump meant to type "coverage" and sent the tweet by accident.
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Republicans won the presidency almost by accident, with a candidate whom they loathed, feared, and widely condemned.
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The Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary was established in New York almost by accident.
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It's not by accident that, unlike most galleries, the walls of Participant Inc are usually painted black.
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On Tuesday, North Korea reconfigured its nameserver to reveal — apparently by accident — a full list of its .
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And before nuclear weapons reduce us to radioactive dust on purpose or by accident, it will happen.
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Fewer than 20 years later, mirror neurons were discovered by accident in the brains of macaque monkeys.
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He said the extinguisher hitting the car happened by accident, not because he swung at the vehicle.
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Most of these meetings remained private, but occasionally content would leak out, either by accident or design.
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Either way, it's startling how much potential evidence of corruption Mueller's brought to light, apparently by accident.
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"I aimed at the public's heart, and by accident I hit it in the stomach," he said.
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They're competitive and they play hard and it's not by accident that they had a good season.
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It's not by accident that most of the summit agenda addresses methods to counter the Kremlin's adventurism.
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A Washington, D.C., woman said she started a fundraiser by accident and raised almost $500 in hours.
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He has denied murdering her, insisting she died by accident after he choked her consensually during sex.
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In fact, China's rise as a steel producer has been stunning — but it didn't happen by accident.
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Though he discovered it by accident when he was still a rookie in the WWE in 2002.
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Some countries may allow fisheries to fin sharks if they catch them by accident on tuna longlines.
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Think about how many goals enter the net by accident over the course of your average season.
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Bitcoin has a number of problems to solve; some are by design, some have developed by accident.
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Or, if they give it to us it's by accident and they don't know we're taking it.
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They are so thick that it seems like everyone in the city has swallowed one by accident.
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That film was called Life, and I saw it by accident when Power Rangers was sold out.
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After all, I had clumsily on purpose/by accident broken most of his most recent wedding gifts.
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It's almost impossible to ingest opioids by accident, but misinformation has triggered a panic about the risks.
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"I've never dealt with a tone like this, and I don't think it's by accident," McKay said.
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"It's an exciting day here in Delaware, but days like this don't happen by accident," he said.
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Still, A & O offers an environment that encourages socializing and communication, and that is not by accident.
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Dr. Hartstone-Rose and his team found it by accident when examining the aye-aye's forearm muscles.
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Not by accident, that's somewhat more than the 26 million–pound weight of the fully loaded rocket.
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You're not sure if someone's hand brushed yours by accident, so you try to play it cool.
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It was the first Chinese painting the museum ever acquired, though it did so almost by accident.
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If a wistful Chekhovian mood creeps into the film from time to time, that's not by accident.
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Levels of alcohol abuse, domestic violence and death by accident are higher here than the national average.
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But it's going to take hard work to make sure we don't end up there by accident.
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Microwave light, which fills all of space, was discovered by accident in 1965, Dr. Levin pointed out.
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It was by accident I ended up at Vaduz Castle, the home of the Prince of Liechtenstein.
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That kind of repetition, especially during events geared toward the public eye, does not happen by accident.
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The first time Claire passed through the standing stones at Craigh na Dun, it was by accident.
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It started both by accident and necessity: A few weeks after the separation, I became really sick.
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You could kill someone by accident... I'm talking about face-to-face, gun to the head, Bam!
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If the result holds individual characters at a bit of a remove, then, it isn't by accident.
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It didn't happen by accident: Owner Sarah Gibson-Tuttle is a thirtysomething girl boss who just gets it.
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I think, in the beginning, a lot of these pictures happened by accident, or were taken in passing.
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If I hadn't gotten pregnant by accident, chances are it would've been a decade before I considered it.
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"It must be remembered that violence does not concentrate in poor communities of color by accident," he writes.
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WATTERS: I accidentally retweeted a promo of your show, by accident, meaning I wanted to do my show.
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The tech firms that have made inroads among older adults have done so despite themselves, almost by accident.
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Even if that feminism appears to have come upon them completely by accident and without their explicit understanding.
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Younger students started coming to her for help when they got pregnant by accident, asking her for guidance.
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As a black person on my own path of economic freedom and education, I discovered Weeksville by accident.
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In the ensuing scrimmage, which did few of its participants credit, Mr Morrison won it almost by accident.
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Turned out everyone was SUPER excited about it and turned out to be an absolute success by accident.
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Tamir Klein and his colleagues at the University of Basel in Switzerland made that discovery almost by accident.
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Travel filmmaker Brandon Li may just have permanently secured his place as a wedding photographer — entirely by accident.
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Dogs were probably domesticated by accident, when wolves began trailing ancient hunter-gatherers to snack on their garbage.
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The information did not distinguish whether those children shot themselves by accident or were shot by someone else.
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This drug has been employed in an execution only once, in Oklahoma, when it was used by accident.
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" Tranter added: "People can have one hit on accident; you can't have this whole insane career [by] accident.
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But an Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesman said afterward that the boats strayed into Iranian waters by accident.
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"It would be a tragedy if we lost our competitive advantage by accident," Glent told a TheCityUK conference.
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If Siri is disabled, when you hit the button by accident, the machine prompts you to enable Siri.
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The reunion happened by accident, with both actresses embarking on a cruise without knowing the other was onboard.
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The first time I negotiated my salary was eight years into my career and it was by accident.
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Mr. Soutif happened upon them by accident in a local history museum in the French city of Besançon.
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The nonprofit seeks to change public policy and prevent gun violence, whether it's criminal, suicide or by accident.
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But let us not be naïve; the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh was not targeted by accident.
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Ms. Pearson and her son were not alone in finding out about sudden death in epilepsy by accident.
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Russia, for instance, may adopt nuclear launch on warning, raising the risk of war by accident or miscalculation.
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"It was purely by accident with having Chris Stapleton, and he just seemed the most interesting," Sheeran said.
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Another time, I woke up to someone reversing into me by accident, almost knocking me out of bed.
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Meanwhile, Susan gets her first film by accident, tagging along with her then-husband to his audition. True?
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When I came across Jedi—by accident, just cruising around the internet—I thought, This is so ridiculous!
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But by accident they made it all right to feel like getting dressed could be a Rocky montage.
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But you won't make friends by accident at university or college—you have to be proactive about it.
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We are a deeply segregated city, not by accident, most of the violence occurs in deeply impoverished places.
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A huge segment of society has been cast aside by medical providers, she writes, and not by accident.
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Forsberg got himself free, but the real sweet finish was Akanji turning it past Yann Sommer by accident.
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Usually, they did so as some sort of protest (though in one case, it seemingly happened by accident).
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It sounds Christmassy more by accident than by design; there's little precedent for it in the holiday canon.
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And when his bullet ricocheted and hit the man by accident, the shot wasn't intentionally directed at him.
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It's called Greats, and I discovered them a year ago by accident as I was browsing in Williamsburg.
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Not by accident, the observatory's design is almost identical to that of a 1970s military satellite, now declassified.
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Getting the milk to be free of chickpea flavor and smell was a process Camden discovered by accident.
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Too many world governments are still armed with nuclear weapons that they've nearly deployed by accident on occasion.
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But while I was there, I became the editor of the college newspaper, fell into media by accident.
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Also, I ended up an astronomer by accident, but I knew right away that this was my field.
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Which is no small thing: If we're not careful, we could end up invading Iraq again, by accident.
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The US is the top oil and gas producer in the world, but it didn't happen by accident.
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But if you keep getting the rectangle by accident, you can turn it off so that doesn't happen.
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The defense pointed out that the device could have fallen off the car by accident or simply malfunctioned.
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It happened almost entirely by accident: Officials, in trying to solve one problem, accidentally created a new one.
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But I am a worrier and I do think things are going to go horribly wrong by accident.
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Is it just by accident or by design that you're not letting the literature reflect your young people?
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Still, Hernandez acknowledged that investigators still lack enough information to prove Wood died by accident or foul play.
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But Democrats' massive success in flipping statehouse seats in special elections this past year isn't happening by accident.
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The first time I dipped my toe into a world devoid of other people's opinions was by accident.
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For instance, it is a crime to get within five football fields of some species, even by accident.
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It hasn't happened by accident and I'm so thankful to everybody who has been part of the journey.
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Though all accidental nuclear war must be unintentional, not every unintentional nuclear war would necessarily be by accident.
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But, as he told CNBC Make It in Sydney, it's a success story that started quite by accident.
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There's no way, I thought to myself, that this guy just eliminated all of the women by accident.
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In a statement, LinkedIn apologized for taking the accounts down and said it had done so by accident.
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A Washington, D.C., woman said she started a Fund-raiser by accident and raised almost $500 in hours.
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By accident, it turned out to be one of the most important things I've done in my life.
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"Like so many entertainment explosions, we happened almost by accident," Lewis wrote of his 1945 meeting with Martin.
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The smug style did not arise by accident, and it cannot be abolished with a little self-reproach.
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"It seems likely to be in response to Trump's comments -- these things don't just happen by accident," said Brown.
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Graphic by Julie McMahonAs is often the case with these "eureka" moments, the whole thing happened quite by accident.
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Roussos said most ghost nets are lost by accident due to storms, currents or entanglement rather than deliberately discarded.
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Everybody dies inside the person, and I thought they get bigger by accident and then they explode the person.
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Whether it was by accident or by some other divine providence, Trump recognized the power and intimacy of Twitter.
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It's probably not by accident that Twitter announced its decision at the same time Facebook announced its quarterly earnings.
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Clearly it was a mistake, the click of a button by accident, and the post was swiftly taken down.
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She thought the hand had touched her by accident until she was groped again about half-an-hour later.
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But social apps often succeed by accident, Maples says — and as one of Twitter's first investors, he would know.
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Either that or a friend will recommend it to you, or you might just stumble upon it by accident.
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I think there&aposs no way he went to bed early by accident on Friday night or any night.
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The rising star was discovered almost by accident, when Disney talent scouts saw her sing in a YouTube video.
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The terms of trade have become the norm almost by accident, says Glen Weyl, an economist at Microsoft Research.
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The actress, 47, says she discovered the condition, which affects as many as 5 million Americans, quite by accident.
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But then, by accident discovering what seems to be an attempted Black holocaust, that is a very interesting narrative.
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Paz, who previously worked in sound design on Dear Evan Hansen and Bandstand, ended up on Broadway by accident.
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"Sk-Gorka" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.
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In my testing, I would frequently engage one of these controls by accident, and my workflow would get jumbled.
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I feel good about all my draft picks except Kevan Lannister, who I ended up with mostly by accident.
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"He actually probably saved lives by accident," Kennedy said, referring to the security researcher who discovered the kill switch.
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But an Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesman told state-run media the boats strayed into Iranian waters by accident.
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And it's inevitable that when I have children I'll figure out a way to hurt them by accident [laughs].
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Queer people weren't targeted by accident, and these politicians happily stoked the flames of hatred against the LGBT community.
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The app also logs out whenever it goes into the background to ensure no one gets in by accident.
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The problem is that you cannot plan for them, and many of the most wonderful finds happen by accident.
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I got into Snapchat by accident I never sent anyone those snaps, but I saved a few as screenshots.
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I hope it's someone who knows how to discretely leave a gastro-pub you woke up in by accident.
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They also blew one of his mother's arms off and murdered his eight-year-old half-brother by accident.
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Whether by design or by accident, the constant refrain on the right about "bullying" plays to that false narrative.
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I frequently hit both of those buttons by accident when I was reaching for the Start or Select button.
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It was mostly by accident that the women realized YouTube could be a viable alternative to traditional show business.
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For years, he has been channeling this idiosyncratic artist, whose work was rediscovered by accident in the late 224s.
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More often, in MMA, it happens by accident and the man 'controlling' the octagon does nothing meaningful with it.
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She turned to me with a high whining, "Mmm!" frowning in sympathy, and leaned on the horn by accident.
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But nobody will benefit more than the NHL, the league that usually stumbles into anything this great by accident.
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I found out more or less by accident—I had strained my leg and couldn't really walk any more.
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Many opiate addicts get hooked by accident—not as recreational users, but as patients who are prescribed powerful painkillers.
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Invented by accident by engineer Richard James in the 303s, more than 350 million Slinkys have been sold today.
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A guard who thought an alarm had gone off by accident shut it off, allowing the intruders to escape.
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Byrd also confirmed that none of the remains included animal bones, which he said can easily happen by accident.
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These ills didn't come about by accident; the subversion of democracy was the explicit intent of the Constitution's framers.
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Leonard was the technician, whose left-handed stroke scattered line drives that carried almost by accident over the fence.
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"As for the feed being put on the internet, even by accident, that makes me go hmmmm," Swanson said.
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In other instances, it has been a way for people to capture horrific scenes by accident, including multiple killings.
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I got to Wonder Valley, a remote community at the eastern edge of California's Mojave Desert, mostly by accident.
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A few years earlier she had somehow completed a marathon, by accident, as she interviewed the runner Dean Karnazes.
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The many serious crimes that Mueller uncovered, almost by accident, show us that we have to prioritize official corruption.
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"You don't do that by accident, so they must have a fairly decent logistics network and funding," he added.
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Children can't break that bone by accident, said Craig Futterman, a pediatric intensive care specialist at Inova Fairfax Hospital.
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It couldn't have been by accident that the uniform he was wearing in the photos belonged to his father.
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The White House handed it over by accident, and an FBI clerk assigned to transcribe it flagged the exchange.
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Mr. Morgado-Santos's group found this instance of androgenesis by accident, while studying the mating patterns of Squalius alburnoides.
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That decision didn't come by accident -- and it didn't come without Pelosi knowing about it and likely directing it.
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But with every day that passes without progress, the risks grow that such an outcome could occur by accident.
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Seafaring could have happened by accident as they drifted on rafts or due to intentional navigation, the researchers said.
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I found Focused by accident, while I was suffering from the very condition it wants to help people avoid.
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Shrewd tactician Tsai may not be a natural politician, but she didn't become Taiwan's first female president by accident.
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In the end — and almost by accident — they started a branch of government entirely run by eight black women.
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As Ms. Weyand said, "There's a very high risk of a crash-out not by design, but by accident."
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If you were to hit the back of it by accident, you'd just bruise your knuckles along its springs.
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But, by accident or design, when the tournament promoter dangled the prospect of something "free," it got the job done.
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I am more terrified of the damage he could do by accident than of what he might do on purpose.
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Teigen has also been getting recipe inspiration from her social media followers — which has her cooking healthier, perhaps by accident.
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Nothing in Game of Thrones is put there by accident, so yes, there are clues everywhere — including this new intro.
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Either that, or the RNC just published all its post-debate spin by accident hours before the debate even began.
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The challenges themselves are simple enough that you'll often get them by accident just through the normal course of play.
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Clicking it immediately adds the item to a Wish List, making it very easy to create one entirely by accident.
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Earlier this year, we gave you Gzuz: the German rapper that everyone suddenly got to know, if only by accident.
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A US Army Ranger was killed in November by accident by an Afghan commando during a raid on a compound.
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The runtime was first revealed on the AMC Theaters website by accident, and later confirmed by Fandango in a tweet.
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Here's a poem I wrote in Slack, by accident, in honor of these young ex-lovers: memes are an art!!
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In her typical charming and exuberant fashion, Lawrence announced the project by accident while promoting her new film Red Sparrow.
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People often post pictures they did not take themselves, sometimes sharing images from unrelated incidents, either by accident or intentionally.
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Looking back, I wonder if it's even mathematically possible that I haven't had a relationship by accident at this point.
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My sister and her husband head out early, and my boyfriend and I fall asleep on the couch by accident.
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Last night, Verizon leaked the Pixel, ostensibly by accident, listing Google Magic as one of the…Read more Read[GSVW]
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Almost by accident, the silver-haired Mr Kimberley has become a sought-after ambassador for modern farming methods in China.
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"You don't get here by accident, so we know that they are going to be better next game," McAvoy said.
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These things are not happening by accident and these ties with the European ecosystem are getting stronger by the hour.
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In a separate statement, Reed claimed he took some of the artifacts with him by accident when he left office.
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" However, the limited warranty doesn't cover "damage caused by accident, abuse, misuse, fire, liquid contact, earthquake or other external cause.
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The celebrity pals started Casamigos in 2013 "by accident" after failing to find the perfect tequila on vacation in Mexico.
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Almost by accident, LG has bypassed its greatest weakness when designing smartphones, and the result looks like an absolute triumph.
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Perhaps. But the dab is also one of the only dances in human history that could've been invented by accident.
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You seemingly stopped drinking more by accident than design—you started smoking weed and then lost the desire to drink.
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And, remember, Paul is a doctor, so this is the kind of stuff he could easily stumble upon by accident.
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Why Kipchoge did not set a world recordKipchoge's pace through the Saturday marathon was remarkably consistent, and not by accident.
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They and other migrants were not invited, and many ended up here by accident, intercepted on their route to Sweden.
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"Partly by accident and partly by design," the existential questions that Mendes was asking himself went straight into the movie.
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Because this had happened by accident, we were all enormously tickled, and my own weird name added to our delight.
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The system can become so complicated that sometimes he puts a sign on by accident and has to erase it.
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Uber drivers and delivery persons in France are automatically going to get covered by accident insurance over the coming months.
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And I pulled out of the entrance of the lot by accident, and I blew all four of my tires.
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I recently wandered into the bazaar by accident while taking a series of trains across Europe from Istanbul to London.
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"Liberal" institutions dependent on corporate money, political donors, and mainstream foundation support will only ever sponsor useful journalism by accident.
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About once a week, someone dies in front of a train — by accident, by assault or on self-destructive purpose.
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Steven Pinker It's interesting that I sort of followed Bill's trajectory and ended up in a similar place by accident.
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He's soft around the edges, like some lazy fat cat who lucked into the throne by accident rather than regicide.
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" Go to a yoga class and during Savasana loudly proclaim, "I'm so rich I could buy the Knicks by accident.
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William Weiselberg, who moved from New York to Myrtle Beach, S.C., four years ago, arrived at the shelter by accident.
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While there is a sprinkling of good professionals in the Trump administration, they are there by accident, not by intent.
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We met riding horses and fell in love by accident, without realizing what was happening until it was too late.
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The poisoning of two more people, apparently by accident, may provide a new data point about how the assassin worked.
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I'm also worried she won't believe me if I tell her I found it by accident, and will end things.
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The difference is that while the first "Guardians" earned that love as if by accident, this one begs for it.
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"The tragedy we know as the Flint water crisis did not occur by accident," Schuette said at the news conference.
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She learned only by accident that Salaam had played football, then Googled him and was dumbfounded to discover his celebrity.
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For both drugs, the effects on hair loss were discovered by accident, when patients were taking them for other reasons.
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Pros: Durable and weather-resistant, affordable price, white and red strobe functionsCons: Easily turns on by accident, no floodlight setting
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I can only surmise I clicked on some technology-related content in my Facebook feed, either intentionally or by accident.
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If you hear Stephen Colbert mentioning Mike Bloomberg more often in the coming weeks, it may not be by accident.
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But the dim view that many European leaders themselves hold of Mr. Trump later burst into public view by accident.
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That the nickname also doubled as a not-that-subtle shot at Jeb's masculinity and virility was not by accident.
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I discovered Hannah Hart by accident when I was 18, on a deep dive through the early days of YouTube.
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Microdoses are supposedly too small to cause those effects, but again, it could be easy to take more by accident.
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"We keep putting him in Ryan's pants by accident and they fit perfect, he fills them right out," Ayesha said.
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I didn't start doing well in school until one quarter when I was 16, and it happened almost by accident.
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If we broke something by accident, the only thing our grandfather would want to know was if we were okay.
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Dozens of other documents have also been removed from the site, but left up on the web, apparently by accident.
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Dozens of other documents have also been removed from the site but left up on the web, apparently by accident.
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Russian engineers conducted a long investigation and concluded that the code was sent by accident from another Russian power plant.
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Katharine Bolin, a marketing professional in Minneapolis, said she once discovered a male colleague earned more than her by accident.
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Episode 6 was briefly posted by accident on the HBO Nordic and HBO Espana platforms, and then quickly spread online.
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Possibly by accident, they were "forced to" modify a bad domestic policy driven by an anti-competitive domestic interest group.
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He said he had fired the gun by accident, and evidence presented at the trial indicated the bullet had ricocheted.
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That is the risk of an exit — even by accident — by the UK from the EU in a disorderly fashion.
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Brand got his first taste of the antiques black market by accident, and on the wrong side of the law.
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As a girl, she shot herself in the foot with a gun by accident and has hobbled around ever since.
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Maybe we should be grateful when, now and then, they give us a broader view of it — even if by accident.
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I had just randomly come to this convention by accident, and had no intention of making a film about this community.
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But while the early attraction may not have been intentional, the Eastern District didn't become a patent troll haven by accident.
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The gun allegedly discharged by accident, and the bullet sent shrapnel flying into a 17-year-old student's neck, reports KSBW.
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Sometimes they are discovered by accident: In 2014, fires in the Grampians revealed a number of previously unknown Aboriginal artwork sites.
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She appears in that film exactly once, caught as if by accident in the mirror of Snowden's Hong Kong hotel room.
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There are thousands of species of sheet-weavers, and you've probably walked through one of their webs by accident some point.
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I went to someone else once, when I needed an appointment ASAP, and the new girl shortened my eyebrows by accident.
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"Trump and Yang both, almost by accident, tapped into tightly knit, organic, inertial grassroots communities that love to [post]," he said.
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It don't happen by accident that the jeans fall the right way, the hat is cocked to the side just so.
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If you don't speak up about your accelerating atrophy and your radiation limit you just die by accident on the ISS?
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Or humans who might wander into traffic by accident, or decide to test the reflexes of Mr. Robo-Car for fun?
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Death by choice, whether by bonafide suicide or by accident-on-purpose, is the death of choice, being the honorific death.
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One user of the image-sharing site Imgur discovered this by accident when he left the album exposed to the sunlight.
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However, a small hole or rupture could mean the honey gets into a baby's mouth by accident, according to the DSHS.
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Of those who have, most claim they did so by accident—when invited to a social or business dinner, for example.
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Physicians found the cancer by accident after the 85-year-old liberal justice fell and fractured three ribs in early November.
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Undoubtedly, many believe that the West's violence is morally superior because it only kills civilians by accident and not on purpose.
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And perhaps not by accident, it's providing a stunning reminder of how much life remains in the old ways of moviemaking.
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These specially-designed glasses pivot on a stainless ball, making it almost impossible for anyone to knock them over by accident.
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It was even free for 24 hours, thanks to the album being posted on Tidal two days early, seemingly by accident.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's an example from my camera roll of a Live Photo I likely took by accident.
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Fearing disaster, or perhaps simply by accident, a Chinese delegate smashed one on the floor, releasing its aroma to the crowd.
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While we don't know if they went and got them together, we do know that it couldn't have been by accident.
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The middle group, comprised of children ages 6-12, usually ingested medicines prescribed for them in excessive doses, again by accident.
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"When I try to put together bills for parties, I keep coming up with all-female lineups by accident," said Luk.
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This particular night, Valentine's Day a couple of years ago, she arranged two Tinder dates for the same night by accident.
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Mueller acknowledged that the computer and iPhone that contained the recording were damaged and destroyed, but insisted it was by accident.
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The dodging of citizens is not by accident it is by design by the senior management of cabinet and subcabinet departments.
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Sesmas said in a jailhouse interview with Spanish television channel KUVN-TV of Dallas that she killed Abarca-Nogueda by accident.
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"Trustworthiness doesn't happen by accident," said Ron Ross, the architect of the guidelines, which have circulated in draft form since 2014.
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Harron, 27, denied the charges and said he brushed past the man by accident as he pushed through the crowded room.
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In fact, I lost the included dongle that came with the Moto Z by accident days after I started using it.
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I attended today's panel completely by accident, right alongside Polygon entertainment editor Susana Polo, who's probably more confused than I am.
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While the Yankees commended Zimmermann for moving his fastball all over the strike zone, Zimmermann said it was mostly by accident.
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Personally, I've only used Messenger's video chat by accident; few smartphone fumbles are as embarrassing as unintentionally calling someone in Messenger.
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Now we have to worry about whether everything we look at is something we elevated totally by accident and actively hate.
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But Justice Jeong said the comparison to Officer Liang's case was irrelevant because Officer Liang had shot Mr. Gurley by accident.
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Adam Rondinone, the study's lead author and a scientist at Oak Ridge, said they stumbled onto this process nearly by accident.
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He said he thought Mr. Pearlman had entered the music business to meet men and had become a hitmaker by accident.
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A researcher who has been using fine mesh nets to capture birds has also caught a number of bees by accident.
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When it finds its way into humans, it's usually by accident, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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On Monday, the Twitter account for Sony Music Global tweeted that Spears is "dead by accident" followed by the hashtag #RIPBritney.
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She first happened across the bubbles by accident in Siberia when the lake she was studying in warmer weather froze over.
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The act itself might look spontaneous, but little happens by accident… Like dancers, basketball players use their bodies as their instruments.
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She says she knows people who have died in the crossfire between police and assailants, or simply been killed by accident.
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My business partners at Turner and George and I started Meatopia, a grilling and barbecue event, by accident two years ago.
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That didn't happen by accident; it took hard choices and some uncomfortable conversations amongst lawmakers and stakeholders to make that commitment.
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And this video — which, I discovered as I reported, was created almost by accident — will certainly be part of the discussion.
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Okafor could have blocked this shot by accident, yet at no point do his arms even advance past his waist. Amazing.
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But we've all heard stories of people who discover, quite by accident, that their family history isn't quite what they thought.
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The intensely politicized religion that appears to be taking up residence at the Museum of the Bible isn't there by accident.
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Whether by accident or by design, the watch has so far been immune to the runaway success that redefined the iPhone.
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Joshua Bolten, who is an economic consultant, is running to be a candidate delegate, but he's doing it largely by accident.
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In 22019, two radio astronomers, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, discovered by accident a background hiss of microwaves pervading the universe.
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In 22019, two radio astronomers, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, discovered by accident a background hiss of microwaves pervading the universe.
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Almost by accident, he found a disorder that he had never heard of but that seemed to fit exactly: runner's anemia.
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This country has hit the debt ceiling once, in 1979, and then largely by accident and only to a minor extent.
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Not enough that you'll find yourself straining to press them, but it's also not easy to just hit one by accident.
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But there is a difference between a film that takes no stance at all, and one that takes one by accident.
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What I did on my #Maycation, part 1: cycled around crystal blue #laketahoe, all 76 miles in one go, by accident.
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The capitalists didn't do it by accident, they did it for profit, and they invested that profit in our political parties.
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And anyway, for Trump, if an Iraqi girl wearing a hijab got shot by accident, who cares, they're all scum anyway.
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Hillsdale attracts students from across the country (only a third are from Michigan), and they don't wind up there by accident.
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She initially considered staking out a role on "Killing Eve," but she wrote herself out of the story almost by accident.
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Serena Williams just confirmed her pregnancy announcement was made by accident ... but was only off by about 5 or 6 days.
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This was almost by accident: Roosevelt called a special session of Congress [in March 1933] to deal with the banking emergency.
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Observations of primates and isolated tribes suggest that humans' patriarchal order may have evolved by accident rather than out of evolutionary necessity.
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Having founded the brand by accident in 2013, Clooney reassured fans that they "were not going anywhere" following the deal with Diageo.
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Such lofty goals are rarely accomplished by accident, so reach out to an experienced financial professional to help you navigate the process.
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I'm just wondering if it's possible Elon butt-unfollowed his girlfriend by accident and doesn't want to admit he made a mistake.
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But beware, if you end up giving your keys to a scammer by accident, you can kiss all that digital money goodbye.
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Another complication is that the virus can survive in pork products for months, meaning it can be reintroduced into herds by accident.
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Sometimes, she stumbles across these abandoned places by accident, but other times she does deep research into the history of the city.
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Ten members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have said they voted against a crucial amendment to yesterday's controversial Copyright Directive by accident.
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And though it might seem like the kind of detail engineered by Disney, the purity rings story actually slipped out by accident.
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How great is the risk of an armed conflict with Iran, either intentional or as the Brits have been warning, by accident?
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"You know, if you wake my kid up in the middle of the night by accident, you're dead to me," she said.
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Scientists stumbled upon the original antidepressants by accident: patients who took new drugs for tuberculosis in the 1950s reported feelings of euphoria.
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We're told a stagehand did it by accident, but the damage was done -- Hetfield's mic was dead through most of the performance.
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As Andersen notes, the vulnerability effectively allows different users on the same machine to spy on each other, even completely by accident.
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Lauren, whose been working with Shutterstock for the last two and a half years, kind of fell into the business by accident.
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Many a baker has run aground even with very familiar recipes if they happen to use a low-protein flour by accident.
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That book is set in Cuba, which Greene (pictured) first visited by accident in 1954, after he was deported from Puerto Rico.
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They would be shut out purely by accident of birth abroad — quite possibly because their parents were away serving the nation's interests.
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So the extra borrowing will be a lot more than the £25bn Labour suggests (this might make it more Keynesian, by accident).
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By the time the first police supervisor arrives, Peter is unable to communicate except to say, 'I shot Akai Gurley by accident.
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Though he fell into being Spain's pop-up book specialist almost by accident, Pereira could not be more content with the role.
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Watching the stars, moon, and planets shine in real time can be a powerful reminder that nothing happens by accident in astrology.
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The show's title, though comes from a conversation Kevin has with Miguel by accident; he's trying to see Rebecca when it happens.
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Atina staff only found out about the girls' case by accident, leaving Ms Hrnjak to wonder how many other cases go unreported.
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So you could go through from the environment, to the housing stock, housing quality, job opportunities, this isn't just happening by accident.
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Beyond politics, there's also the bitter truth of what some men actually think about women, revelations that often become public by accident.
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There are three customizable buttons that will fall under the thumb, but far enough away that you won't hit them by accident.
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That or they might detail some kind of hand-grip instructions to make sure you're not blocking any IR signals by accident.
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This great white shark didn't end up in a Sydney, Australia, public swimming pool by accident, it was put there on purpose.
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You might be someone who gets the undo pop-up by accident on a frequent basis, and that can be a nuisance.
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HNA said in a statement Wang, 57, fell down by accident and received medical treatment but did not recover and passed away.
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The thing about Vine becoming the internet's premier tool for making short-form videos is that it happened almost completely by accident.
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Because what I found was teaching about her, is someone who perpetually lies to themselves is actually telling the truth by accident.
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The police officer is said to have fired twice, by accident, though the incident left the two victims with just minor injuries.
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During a high-level security meeting, a television camera zoomed in on an open binder showing the weapon's design, ostensibly by accident.
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Rather than facing the exit and beating their heads against the wall, they explored unfamiliar territory, found workarounds, and won by accident.
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There are a lot of ways that side gigs can help you meet a goal, but that doesn't really happen by accident.
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Kelly is an especially heinous part of the same system: He didn't choose girls like Martinez, Clary and Sparkle's niece by accident.
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If you happen to hit the power button on the vacuum, which is easy to do by accident, the schedule is erased.
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He managed, more or less by accident, to be sitting in the first tank to enter the courtyard of the Presidential Palace.
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It's a little to easy to do — chances are you'll be engage this by accident, as it happened to me several times.
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An "urban ark" would seek to take advantage of these opportunities rather than letting them occur by accident, as they usually do.
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Trump may have fallen into this by accident; a businessman looking for an opportunity to bring to life a new publishing empire.
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It can believe itself cursed that, in the first half in particular, Belgium defended so effectively by accident, rather than by design.
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The possibility of the confrontation spiraling into a horrific, full-scale war — either by design or by accident — has become increasingly likely.
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She saw it for the first time by accident, after a group of sixth-grade boys cajoled her to look at tube8.
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Instead, they buy up broad patents — usually related to software — and then use them to sue companies that infringe them by accident.
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"We are very worried about the risk of a conflict happening by accident with an escalation that is unintended," Mr. Hunt said.
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A 2012 inquest into Scott Johnson's death overturned the original finding of suicide but concluded that he might have fallen by accident.
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It was by accident I got into brewing through my degree, which led onto a job at the Scotch Whisky Research Institute.
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The Stetson staff came across him by accident at a recruiting showcase on Florida's East Coast, where they were scouting another player.
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Whether by accident or by design, the Premier League had responded by becoming home to most of the world's finest managerial minds.
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"Many of the good things that have come into my life have happened by fate or by accident," says Diane von Furstenberg.
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In January 2019, a Delta Air Lines passenger carried, by accident, a loaded gun through a security checkpoint at Atlanta's international airport.
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A statement from Iran&aposs military said it shot down the plane by accident after it got close to a military base.
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The announcement comes as American and allied intelligence assessments have suggested that Iranian missiles brought down the plane, most likely by accident.
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News reports on Thursday cited US officials as saying that an Iranian surface-to-air missile likely downed the plane by accident.
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Her memory reminds me that our strength didn't happen overnight; it didn't happen by accident, and it didn't come without a cost.
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Whether by design or by accident, Mr. Gabbay keeps popping off in ways that appeal to the right, not to the left.
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" Maher ignored most of Trump's comments in his response, instead asking: "I'm curious, how do you see a TV show 'by accident'?
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Obama's, Laura Bush's, probably some others, and then took her well-received speech, started rewriting it and left things in by accident.
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It's happened in the past by accident, when pranksters shut off power or electrical failures cause the air systems to shut down.
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Look past the alleged timeliness, the way the series seemed like a thumb in the eye of Donald Trump, entirely by accident.
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Article 19 cast doubts on the police version that a patrol car ran over the journalist in a patch of wasteland by accident.
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And if you do ever leave the Create+ on by accident, be assured that it does have an auto sleep function for safety.
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I could barely operate the camera, and the handful of good pics that I did snap turned out okay almost purely by accident.
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In some races, the competitors appeared to amble aimlessly around the racetrack, until one crosses the finish line by accident rather than design.
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He also had soldiers look into the camera as if by accident, because professional actors are trained to avoid looking into the lens.
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Her daughter, however, learned by accident when she attended a Halloween costume ball and encountered other guests dressed as Fred and Rose West.
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Photo: APThe common conception of a technologically enabled apocalypse foresees a powerful artificial intelligence that, either deliberately or by accident, destroys human civilization.
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If this isn't a sting operation, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms stumbled across a huge stash of weapons seemingly by accident.
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As the House this week held historic hearings about Medicare for All, we must remember that this transformation did not happen by accident.
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You'll make a lot of chord progressions by accident, and the crowd remains ecstatic even if you don't get a single one right.
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Since MeVee is new, it has run into issues, including one problem that makes it easy to block a particular user by accident.
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The authorities were carrying out a manhunt for the inmate after he walked free, apparently by accident, the state Department of Corrections said.
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Then, sometimes by accident, LaCroix developed fans among mommy bloggers, Paleo eaters, and Los Angeles writers who together pushed LaCroix into the zeitgeist.
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Sometimes, the next great consumer car will sneak its way onto the Geneva show floor as well, but that happens almost by accident.
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She did so by taking a photo of friends, family, Brie Larson (who stumbled in by accident), and, surprisingly, a smiling Frank Ocean.
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The Stop the Killing activists who recorded and distributed video of Sterling's shooting say they stumbled on the act sort of by accident.
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Almost every known helium reserve on the planet was discovered by accident, and the helium was merely a byproduct of natural gas harvesting.
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And although MPs have also voted against a no-deal exit, that is not enough to stop such an outcome happening by accident.
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It also claims to be able to intelligently manage power supply, depending on the device, so you don't fry your phone by accident.
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The Italian bodyguard found himself—apparently by accident and without any prior knowledge of it—in the middle of a shady international deal.
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That didn't happen by accident; it happened because Swift made sure not to piss off fans by expressing anything resembling a radical opinion.
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What's most concerning about this glimpse into what makes Google Assistant work, however, is the simple fact that many recordings happen by accident.
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Sure, she's knocked down a number of her designs by accident, but she says that failure is just a part of the process.
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The song starts off like a power ballad, making you wonder if all those pictures of soldiers haven't been inserted there by accident.
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It was not by accident that Putin endorsed him last December, and the official Russian media has taken the same line since then.
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However, if you're happening upon this story by accident, be forewarned: what you're about to see is not for the faint of heart.
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Holtsclaw told KTVT that she originally thought the meat was left out for coyotes or bobcats, or may have been left by accident.
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Hillary Clinton — by law, by circumstance, by accident, and by dint of Russian hackers — is the most transparent presidential candidate in modern history.
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She said in past interviews she was always interested in fashion, but fell into a career as a handbag designer almost by accident.
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Because while it's possible to blunder your way into something great by accident, most treasures are found with the aid of treasure maps.
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If you recently dropped a plant out the window by accident, is it possible that, when undressing, you also threw down a shoe?
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The vast majority of fires burning in the Amazon are believed to be manmade, either on purpose or by accident, with told CNN
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But there are plenty of instances when uneven inheritance happens by accident or on purpose and nothing has been said ahead of time.
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It's still definitely possible to trigger it by accident, but it doesn't seem like it will happen as often as I had thought.
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After Mathys had been there for six months, Friston found out by accident that he was training as a psychoanalyst on the side.
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One says he was wasted and wandered in by accident, then the veteran's foot comes across the broken door lock on the floor.
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He has denied murder, claiming that Millane died by accident after she asked him to choke her during consensual sex, Sky News reported.
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He has repeatedly denied murdering her, insisting that she died by accident after he choked her consensually during sex in his hotel room.
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I mean, you can read into whatever you want about five directors all doing stories about family, but it just happened by accident.
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Seeing himself as a film and television director above anything else, he fell into puppetry by accident and subsequently became a household name.
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The night it fell — by accident — people stormed from East to West Berlin, and photos from that night show gleeful reunions and celebrations.
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Climbing the ranks of the music industry to become one of the greatest artists of all time isn't something that happens by accident.
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As Regina Lee Blaszczyk recounts in her 203 book, "The Color Revolution," the experiment failed but by accident produced a dark, viscous substance.
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Gaining control of the latter brand came about almost by accident, the result of an internecine feud between the heirs of Ferdinand Porsche.
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My father gave me a copy of "Jane Eyre" two Christmases in a row, by accident, and then several times more, on purpose.
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In January, a Delta Air Lines passenger carried, by accident, a loaded gun through airport security at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta.
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Carvel began selling soft-serve by accident in 1934, when the founder Tom Carvel's truck broke down, leaving him with melting ice cream.
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Sincere apologies: Technical problems and human error prevented us from sending yesterday's briefing by email, and we emailed you Wednesday's briefing by accident.
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Are you panicking because you're not sure you'll be able to avoid all the spoilers you'll inevitably hear by accident after it airs?
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According to an IBM study, 55 percent of cyberattacks were carried out by someone on the inside, whether on purpose or by accident.
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As infamous as it is now, it's easy to forget that the calamity seemed to drift to international attention as if by accident.
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Finally, that afternoon in the Pacific Northwest, hunters in Washington state shot five orchard workers who were obscured by trees, presumably by accident.
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Dani dances with the other girls, is the last one standing in their apparent competition (sort of by accident), and becomes the May Queen.
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Over the weekend, state media reversed course, saying that Khashoggi was killed by accident in a fistfight involving a number of Saudi intelligence operatives.
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F Kevin Durant sat out Monday night's game due to a sprained right big toe he injured kicking somebody by accident in Charlotte Saturday.
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I started working in the climate change advocacy world somewhat by accident when I got a job editing policy for an environmental advocacy organization.
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Nature doesn't do anything by accident, and there's likely a very good reason for this odd, seemingly self-destructive behavior among brown widow males.
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And it turns out this one was no filter trick either: Trainor has committed to that redhead life (though it happened almost by accident).
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Michael's allergic reaction looks like my face did after someone popped a bottle of champagne in my eye by accident — I feel his pain.
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Mediengruppe Bitnik member quite by accident while reporting on Opera Calling and Bit-Tuner has contributed sound for the group's exhibitions on several occasions.
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"Oddly enough, the guy who plays the President in the movie, he plays him like Trump — totally by accident," actor Frank Grillo told Comicbook.
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Creating the wreckage, by accident and on purpose, is what's always made Luigi's Mansion so delightful, and this third entry umps the ante considerably.
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But having such heavy bands clearly comes with some consequences as it seems Vanessa recently lost hers in the family trash can by accident.
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The human skin appears to have been mixed in there by accident, and not by any devious cannibalistic plan on the part of manufacturers.
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The scam would go on for ten years before authorities caught on, almost by accident, in a way Rachel Lee somehow could not predict.
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But if the clock runs down and both sides start blaming each other for being too intransigent, no deal could still happen by accident.
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While it's unclear if the company intended to release these photos or if they were made public by accident, they appear to be unretouched.
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Trump has sought, by accident and by design, to define leadership downward and establish new norms of behavior for political candidates and government officials.
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"I just shot my son by accident," the father is heard saying in a recording of the 911 call obtained by CNN affiliate WCPO.
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It turns out that running into Kawakubo was mostly by accident, but approaching her was an attempt to seal the moment into his memory.
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At one point, I even found myself sitting in a broom closet by accident when I'd been running from bandits a split second before.
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Because of our "Launch on Warning" policy, a nuclear war could result by accident if our missile attack warning system experienced a false alarm.
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I know this one is familiar to lots of historians, but I stumbled on it by accident when searching a database for something else.
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Social media creative Gemma Clapp says it "seems too desperate" and web comic author Neil Bryer says he's only ever Super Liked by accident.
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Royal Headache were a typical-looking punk four-piece making deeply atypical music and taking a rarely followed path, all as if by accident.
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The defense said the weapon went off by accident, and the bullet ricocheted off the ground and traveled about 80 feet before hitting Steinle.
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Many users find this the easiest mode to trigger by accident, so you might consider turning this off but leaving the other two on.
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Like the stinkbug, the samurai wasp arrived in the United States by accident, and a small number have lived here since at least 2014.
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Separately, one soldier was killed and two others were wounded on Sunday in northern Iraq when a grenade detonated by accident, the military said.
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These booms don't happen by accident and I would argue this one is mostly attributable to an overall pro-business culture in this administration.
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I think having a nuclear weapon used by accident or on purpose against a civilian population is unavoidable as long as we possess them.
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He's widely mocked, his marriage fell apart amid a storm of bad press, and his father reportedly thinks he broke the law by accident.
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Smart speakers have also been caught listening to and recording things their owner didn't actually want them to — because they got triggered by accident.
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Police said earlier that it was not clear whether the van driver had hit the group at the Pinkpop event intentionally or by accident.
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Those that get too excited and do it by accident—they don't mean harm, but they're just too rough with the costume or mask.
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"The facts make it a stronger case for individual accountability, because the defeat device can't be installed in a car by accident," he added.
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Frank's life is littered with the wrong ways to search for God, but he's hit by accident on some of the right ones, too.
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For example, 169,000 Americans died by accident and 648,000 died of heart disease in 2017, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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It all happened by accident, but soon Kilgast became more and more interested in creating realistic mini sculptures concentrating on a theme of food.
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A "no deal" Brexit remains the default option if the deadlock in Britain continues, and the risks of it happening by accident are increasing.
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Tinsel is an especially dangerous to cats, who might think those long silver strings are playthings or ingest them by accident while self-grooming.
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And 99% percent of the fires result from human actions "either on purpose or by accident," Alberto Setzer, a senior scientist at INPE, said.
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And 99% percent of the fires result from human actions "either on purpose or by accident," said Alberto Setzer, a senior scientist at INPE.
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Quite by accident, the team members found that with enough pressure they could mash the mock Martian dirt into bricks — no extraterrestrial kiln needed.
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I read a lot of British children's literature by accident — "The Secret Garden"; "A Little Princess"; "Five Children and It"; the Narnia series, etc.
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Her earliest influence was the philosopher Gyorgy Lukacs, whom she encountered somewhat by accident when enrolled at the University of Budapest after the war.
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Since nothing about how Mr. Xi is portrayed in state media happens by accident, the tweak suggested a deliberate effort to emphasize shared responsibility.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada and Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain both said Iran had probably shot down the plane by accident.
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He began a photography career by accident — after finding that he enjoyed taking photographs of his brother's children, he told Harper's Bazaar in 2009.
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What's left, now, is the risk of a war by accident, started by a stray threat from Trump on Twitter, or a misfired missile.
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As would befit a religious reader of detective novels, Murakami has been game enough to leave us a few clues, if only by accident.
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Three years later, while attending Sacramento City College in 1987, he joined the Sacramento police "by accident," he told the crowd at his inauguration.
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He became the committee's Democratic vice-chairman by accident, when Diane Feinstein of California gave up the seat to join the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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While Facebook has become a popular social media tool to connect with people, there are times when you send out friend requests by accident.
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Most predators have to be persistent and determined to bring down their prey, but sharks can casually kill humans by accident with one bite.
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The choreography in the "Let 'Em Heal" video came together sort of by accident after some dance students got a hold of your song.
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You can stumble on a piece by accident or scout out a location to see work from both famous and up-and-coming artists.
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Almost by accident, I was shaping by what I was doing to make it palatable, because I do believe in the power of that.
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The trait is "unprecedented" in amphibians The trait is "unprecedented" in amphibians Scientists in Argentina have discovered the world's first fluorescent frog — by accident.
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Many fisheries target oceanic manta rays for food or traditional medicine products, and other times they are caught by accident in larger-scale fishing operations.
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While bee venom therapy is an ancient treatment, the identification of its effectiveness in treating Lyme disease is novel, discovered by accident eight years ago.
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"I started competitive eating kind of by accident when my mother suggested I sit a qualifier for the Sal's Pizza Eating Contest," Zisser tells PEOPLE.
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That was how bright and golden Falyne was and how raw and alien Jean always felt beside her, like an eldritch root unearthed by accident.
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Silva and Jones can tell their stories and be judged by those who make the decisions to have simply ingested an illegal substance by accident.
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Of course, the Nasdaq Composite didn't get to over 6,000 by accident, but Big Tech's initial victory lap even at market highs was almost surprising.
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Whether by accident or by design, and I'm pretty sure it was by design, David basically invented a kind of nightlife that hadn't existed before.
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For example, in 2014 a researcher reportedly blocked hundreds of Turkers on Christmas Eve by accident, in order to prevent them from retaking his survey.
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A panel of experts on a September CBS docuseries advanced the theory that Burke, then 9, killed the 6-year-old beauty queen by accident.
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At first, South Dakota authorities believed former police chief Russell Bertram killed his 26-year-old pregnant fiancée by accident during a 2009 hunting trip.
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Yeah, shit happens, but when it comes to shoving ads on a keyboard — even if it was by accident — it rubs customers the wrong way.
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Of all the people on Riverdale, Fangs and Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor) are the ones who kill the Gargoyle King — and by accident no less.
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But the danger they overlook is that, even if a Brexit with no deal is unlikely to happen deliberately, it could do so by accident.
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Britain called on European Union negotiators on Monday to urgently change their approach to Brexit or face the turmoil of a "no-deal by accident".
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The coroner's office concluded Taylor had been carrying dynamite in his truck and at some point, whether on purpose or by accident, it went off.
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Hundreds of kids under the age of 18 are being shot or shooting themselves, often by accident, many of them under the age of 5.
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It's an innovation that sounds absurdly pedestrian when you can convince Alexa to buy you a $22014 dollhouse and four pounds of cookies by accident.
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Gradually, and quite by accident, these sounds were integrated into words, which eventually spread across time and space, most notably within the last 2,500 years.
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Taking one look at Amazon, it can be absolutely baffling how many options there are — you could easily purchase a piece of junk by accident.
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Someone complained that the only time they used the Touch Bar was when they activated the Siri touch button by accident several times a day.
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It all kicked off on Tuesday, when some kind individual hid a Birmingham-London train ticket at New Street Station that they'd bought by accident.
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That said, you may find yourself in a discussion on this topic during the holidays this year, either of your own volition or by accident.
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By accident or (algorithmic) design, social media has transformed stories that might have been dismissed as conspiracy theories into what some tout as conventional wisdom.
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The faithful dog owner initially told authorities that he shot himself by accident, but later admitted Charlie had unintentionally pulled the trigger, ABC News reports.
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Nitrogen trichloride is largely made by accident in pools these days, but this compound was originally made for interest in 1812 by Pierre Louis DuLong.
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The encryption functions — either by accident or intentionally — are not reversible, leading many to speculate the true purpose of the malware was to sabotage systems.
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At $25, the toro ssam bap is the second-most expensive appetizer you can get at Jeju, and according to Kim, it happened by accident.
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Europe does not suffer from its lamented democratic deficit by accident, but as a consequence of the divergent interests of its most important founding members.
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Will Shortz, who has been The New York Times's crossword puzzle editor since 1993, says that crossword ideas and elements are occasionally repeated by accident.
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They're not the things that will be true by accident of birth, because you happen to have been born in India and are Hindu, right?
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It all just kind of happened simultaneously by accident, but then I tried to tie everything together artwork-wise and lyrically as best I could.
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" I put my forearm on the keyboard I was using and by accident I heard this echo delay sound like "cha cha cha cha cha.
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The Malapa site, South Africa's "Cradle of Humankind," was famously discovered by accident by nine-year-old Matthew Berger as he chased after his dog.
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The chances of your kid ingesting a marijuana edible, either by accident or at the hands of a neighbor passing out "candy," however, are slim.
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Buffie, who typically works with metal and found objects for jewelry and sculptures, first realized the potential of lint as sculptural material quite by accident.
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Alongside this belching motorcade of backroom dealing and cronyism rides the nuclear industry, which stands to benefit from the NOPR more or less by accident.
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He says he was there partying with friends, and posed for pics with fans, but says no one was touched inappropriately ... not even by accident.
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No mention of eggs by accident, no discussion of turkey sandwiches that I sometimes ate for lunch, or my favorite chicken enchiladas I yearned for.
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In West Berlin, Truman created what would soon became the world's most visible rebuke to Communism and, not by accident, the scene of its demise.
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A majority of children killed by guns are killed by accident, or by their own hand, or by adults, with weapons legally obtained by adults.
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Also you cannot rule out what they call a "work accident" in Gaza — when someone making or planting a bomb blows themselves up by accident.
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Purely by accident, I stumbled across "Bark Ranger," a seemingly straight-to-streaming 2015 film featuring Jon Lovitz as the voice of the title dog.
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After the abrupt end of a marriage, she returned to the United States in the late 1960s and found a second career, almost by accident.
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It makes it easier to find information that's disappeared from the internet, regardless of whether it's been deliberately removed or has just disappeared by accident.
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"It is a warning to the Government not to drift into No Deal at the end of March by accident or through brinkmanship," she said.
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Carvel began selling soft-serve ice cream by accident in 1934, when founder Tom Carvel's truck broke down, forcing him to sell melting ice cream.
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Beyond a still unimagined solution to the controversy with North Korea, the U.S. can strive to reduce the risk of war by accident or miscalculation.
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Further, the idea that AI is both smart enough to take over and dumb enough to do so by accident is not logical, Pinker says.
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Not as something Trump dreamed up by accident, but as a direct product of the counter-jihad's influence on the president of the United States.
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And then I sat there looking at Mr. Trump's feed for 10 minutes or so expecting him to say he had hit "send" by accident.
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Soon, Gable ended up in Oregon quite by accident, having joined a traveling theater troupe to get the hell out of Dodge, as they say.
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She had a beautiful face and looked about a decade younger than she was — and, like everything else in her life, this was not by accident.
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"If I eat gluten by accident, I get very sick, and have even ended up in the hospital, dangerously dehydrated from vomiting and diarrhea," Schroeder wrote.
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It's entirely possible that Trump's pro-Russian leanings came about largely by accident and do not reflect much more than gut instinct and affection for Flynn.
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These are the kinds of things that set apart "premium" devices (and cars, and controllers, and furniture, etc.) and they do not come about by accident.
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That counters a current Saudi effort to release a report in which Riyadh would claim the journalist was killed by accident during an interrogation gone wrong.
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"I find it highly implausible given the design of what is called the emergency fuel cutoff lever, that that could be activated by accident," he says.
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Sometimes I feel really guilty about being able to make money off of something I learned essentially by accident, and I recognize I am very privileged.
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Terrifying images captured by a Florida father's drone shows a giant shark lurking near his kids and their friends — and the photos were caught by accident.
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