Book discovered by chance Do said he first heard about the manuscript completely by chance.
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It was totally by chance; I took someone else's spot.
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Jeff Flake by chance in December 2017 on an airplane.
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Ms. Stembel, 290, came to the flower business by chance.
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Is Nyquist by chance named after an active NHL player?
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By chance, a chair sat in front of the wall.
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"I mentioned it one day just by chance," she says.
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Like, you'd think it would happen by chance by now.
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Mr. Fish said his wife headed for Mexico by chance.
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Mr. Kirk's progression to biotech mogul was almost by chance.
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The couple met by chance in Providence in January 83.
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The couple met by chance in Providence in January 2015.
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The forests and mountains and plains were formed by chance.
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It's hard to imagine that it evolved purely by chance.
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However, it wasn't by chance that the dance went viral.
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Evacuees are also helping authorities narrow the list, sometimes by chance.
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In a video uploaded by Chance, he's smiling ear to ear.
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It was edited by chance so that it was an intro.
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GROOMING April always looks good and that doesn't happen by chance.
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"I found the miniatures by chance on the internet," she says.
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"The scratches and textures are made completely by chance," she says.
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Death came early and often to the poet and by chance.
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Lunch is generously provided by Chance for all of his employees.
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The wedding payments came about by chance as well, Huang says.
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And let's say you were able to find it, by chance?
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The climate milestones in this week's debates didn't happen by chance.
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The director, Torben Kjelstrup, also entered the picture almost by chance.
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Would that mean that all success in life is by chance?
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They met for a second time that evening, again by chance.
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But I was kind of ready for it, purely by chance.
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The email sent to each local officeholder was determined by chance.
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Now, under Virginia law, the election will be settled by chance.
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Today's puzzle, a mini-themed Friday, came about purely by chance.
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By chance, I had a microfiber cloth in one such load.
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Currently, the tribe's foresters come across brown ash mostly by chance.
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The location of the South African subject was not by chance.
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"Most pigments are discovered by chance," Subramanian said in a statement.
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"We actually entered the environmental protection industry largely by chance," Chen says.
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The news isn't a total surprise — nothing on Grey's happens by chance.
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For the rest we reached agreement and it was never by chance.
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But it was by chance that she took that class, she said.
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It's not by chance that you become a fan of women's hockey.
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They killed themselves in 2011 when police discovered the gang by chance.
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None of this is by chance, or something that should be ignored.
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But I never really plan outfits—I think it's just by chance.
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It's Stranger Things themed, if by chance you didn't see the series.
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Are any of the players by chance engaged to a famous supermodel?
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I hope it was only by chance that this opportunity was missed.
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It was only by chance, in 3303, that he became a jeweler.
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We should distribute them in our considered national interest, not by chance.
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It wasn't caused by a change in sales strategy, or by chance.
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Photographers start to take her picture, either by chance or prearranged agreement.
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Only one correct match would be expected by chance, Dr. Schwarz said.
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By chance, her daughter, Karen, lived just two blocks down the street.
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Only 316 men were saved after an aviator spotted them by chance.
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Only by chance did we end up at the same house party.
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Sometimes a person is reminded after many years, maybe prompted by chance.
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Colo told In Sight that he met the twins purely by chance.
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By chance, Mr. Sweet's path in life meandered close to Mr. Kaplan's.
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The two teens had met up by chance that Columbus Day evening.
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He calculates the odds of it happening by chance as one in 20.
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By chance, Dustin bumped into Steve Harrington outside the Wheeler's residence and, voila!
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"My school actually placed me in this office by chance," Trinidad tells us.
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"What are the odds of a second, almost identical occurrence happening by chance?"
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So now they're back, for the 2016 installment—introduced by Chance the Rapper.
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Collect enough data, and correlations that look statistically significant will appear by chance.
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Kim has achieved this position of strength not by chance but by design.
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"Sometimes we went together, sometimes we met up there by chance," he said.
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The explosion of innovation did not, therefore, happen by chance in the 6900s.
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By chance or by design, a white cloth rests on a tiled floor.
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But don't assume that you will find one of these standouts by chance.
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Skeptics argued that the cancers Dr. Lynch saw could have occurred by chance.
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By chance, I read my first when I was actually living in Paris.
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By chance, one of the vehicles belonged to Mr. Burke, the police chief.
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Mr. Zarug said his diversification into Russian avant-garde art happened by chance.
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Gerri Silver and her husband, Jay, also ended up in Weston by chance.
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The couple met by chance in 22014 outside Bizarre, a bar in Brooklyn.
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The couple met by chance in 2014 outside Bizarre, a bar in Brooklyn.
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In sum, it was almost by chance that I chose what I chose.
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The circumstances that paved the way for The Box Project began by chance.
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Something in their design — either deliberate or by chance — captures and traps noise.
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But as Kamasi would tell me later, his success was not by chance.
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Boehnhart and Mundlos killed themselves in 2011 when police discovered the gang by chance.
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Just by chance, after applying to this program, having written this movie for her.
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When I was a teenager I encountered transgender women by chance through pornographic movies.
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Several weeks later, by chance, I met her at a party in South Kensington.
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In statistics, a p-value is the likelihood that a finding occurred by chance.
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The probability of this difference happening by chance is less than one in 500.
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That's because we found out last year, by chance, that he has atrial fibrillation.
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Then, they quantify the likelihood of the differences between the two occurring by chance.
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It also appears Louie isn't the first dog to find his family by chance.
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Umit, who thought he might work at a state bank, began writing by chance.
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Literally, the bars of the cage were by chance tuned in a minor key.
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The answer is a qualified "yes" — but finding that balance doesn't happen by chance.
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Just by chance, today we get to be at the center of all beauty.
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Hardy notoriously believed in a Malignant Universe ruled by chance and error, not justice.
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Norris and his cousin, completely by chance, actually got to witness them in action.
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However, the difference was not statistically significant, meaning it could have occurred by chance.
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I suddenly believed that nothing was by chance and this was meant to be.
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It may have happened just by chance, because I've played Rocket League a lot.
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CLEVELAND — The day that Jose Ramirez became a Cleveland Indian happened almost by chance.
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"I don't think the hate groups selected our community by chance," Dr. Atkins said.
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As with many of her artistic transitions, she stumbled into performance seemingly by chance.
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But Lafite does seem to have a way of coming to me by chance.
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By running many analyses, you're bound to find something significant just by chance alone.
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As life is determined by chance, so is the casting of this production's ensemble.
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"Then, by chance, we met up again about a year ago," Ms. Farska said.
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It was almost by chance that the firefighters spotted the ring on October 30.
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Then, by chance, Mr. Freedman went to a party in Greenwich Village in Manhattan.
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And it was probably not by chance that Ms. Trump selected a similar look.
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But I knew that Guðni would not have thought it had happened by chance.
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It was found by chance last month during refurbishment works at a cinema theater.
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It was found by chance last month during refurbishment works at a cinema theater.
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He insists that his team belongs alongside them "on merit," rather than by chance.
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By chance, she comes to work in the shop, although neither recognizes the other.
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Azia Skeen discovered Las Vegas's little-known (to tourists, anyway) Arts District by chance.
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But David and Otto are reunited decades later, by chance, in the United States.
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This, by chance, is an operation, somebody wanted the tail cut on their dog.
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By chance, the brewery was hosting a WWE-style luchador wrestling match in its courtyard.
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I want our readers to come to the magazine by chance or word of mouth.
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These scenes don't exist merely by chance; their presence is instead revelatory of Mehta's intent.
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It&aposs not by chance that we found many live creatures trapped in these nets.
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I started working at Club Med somewhat by chance, at the beginning of the 22s.
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And by chance, I guess, I got here at just the right time for me.
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Thus, studies that do find relationships, even by chance, are more likely to be published.
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If by chance all of this action has worked up an appetite, you're in luck!
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By chance, a volunteer firefighter passing by rushed in to pull them from the flames.
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The odds of that happening by chance are about 2000 in 14,000, Dr. Batygin said.
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"That was just a 'by-chance&apos location, where this transaction took place," Kennedy said.
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Southside - One Eyed Shooters 21 Savage - Red Ops Rae Sremmurd - By Chance Travis Scott feat.
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A more precise oncology would have assigned both to everolimus on purpose, not by chance.
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Ida sat, by chance, just across from the long, snaking plywood wall of the missing.
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You may also find help for your own anxiety — if by chance you have any.
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"The name was not chosen by chance," said Mr. Spanu of the self-financed project.
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Healthy forests do not happen by chance and require investments of dollars, time and expertise.
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Lest we forget, the late 1960s moonshot mission was not by chance, but by choice.
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It was really just by chance that we both released it at the same time.
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" From there, we'll drop Grimes' always perfect "Oblivion," and Rae Sremmurd's brand new "By Chance.
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Lech, who by chance had moved to the Gdansk region, went to work for Walesa.
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By chance, his old football teammates had gathered at the same motel for a reunion.
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Sadly, unless we stumble on it by chance, it's often never caught in the act.
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The p-value, the probability of this happening by chance, was tiny: 0.001 per cent.
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"It's incredible to think that I'm somehow following in that lineage, by chance," she said.
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And by chance, 31 refinery workers won one of the largest jackpots in Canadian history.
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A food reporter from Grub Street tried the pastry by chance and it went viral.
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And just by chance, I picked up this score that was lying about at my house.
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"The only way to see real progress is not by chance, it's by change," he concluded.
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"It's a low-chance possibility, but it's not impossible that this happened by chance," Connaughton said.
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Fray Eusebio Primary School, just around the corner from Avenida Taxqueña, became a shelter by chance.
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Calculation suggests the plaque-clearing effect found would happen by chance only one time in 1,000.
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Photography is a medium that is as much influenced by chance as it is by control.
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US Bank, meanwhile, will this year open its first branch in Charlotte—by chance, BofA's hometown.
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Most accompanists fall into working with dancers by chance, as a way to make extra money.
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The viewer often comes upon new elements in his work accidentally, by chance and/or surprise.
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And then Cherry [a lesbian looking for a fake marriage] came along much later by chance.
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This progress was not made by chance or by withholding accurate, lifesaving information from young people.
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Kelley's book on the scandal was optioned after the Kelleys encountered Senkowski by chance in Beirut.
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"So now I know," Roth-Eisenberg laughs, reminding you that she's an entrepreneur quite by chance.
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Lewis: Hans and I met by chance through friends of friends in the park one day.
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"Similarly, we cannot rule out the possibility that the main findings arose by chance," Bedard said.
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There are many more people in Johnson's situation; their paths just crossed by chance, Kardashian said.
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By chance, the round eyes moved lower and began to resemble the wheels of a car.
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Their only hope was a group of American soldiers who by chance were camped out nearby.
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When he forgets his homework the second time, you are less convinced it's just by chance.
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Walsh has a background in performing, and she got into the wedding business somewhat by chance.
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If it doesn't halt, the provers should only win by chance—50 percent of the time.
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But unlike most methods of transporting fish, this one came about by chance rather than intention.
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Eventually, by chance and exhaustion, I tried—well, I found something in the trees that helped.
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The two women met by chance in a Starbucks last year, bonding over their colicky babies.
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There, by chance, he was reunited with his father, and both were ominously identified as Jews.
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It's post-WWII Philadelphia, and their father, Cyril, becomes a real estate mogul somewhat by chance.
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We were lined up by chance to sit side-by-side on Space Mountain that day.
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"I met him by chance one day," wrote Colby Armstrong, a former winger in the league.
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By chance or design, the women's outfits on this particular day riff on the French tricolor.
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As a group of academic researchers found, that is about what you expect by chance alone.
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David and Bernice Cohen have a large family home in Atlanta and came upon Neighbor by chance.
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But by chance we happened to be in about the best configuration possible to weather this storm.
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Kentucky's only points in the first half came via a 34-yard field goal by Chance Poore.
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Manoogian worked with Franklin for a decade, from 1994-2004, after meeting by chance at an event.
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He added that the possible association with AML "is no more than one would expect by chance".
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And if you by chance have a phobia of people in fuzzy animal costumes, then look away.
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"I was diagnosed by chance," Murosky, then a 19-year-old Pennsylvania State University student, tells PEOPLE.
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If, by chance, it's late and you're wandering around Paris, you should probably pay them a visit.
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Like Rivera and many others who spoke to CNN, Estrada stumbled upon the FEMA supplies by chance.
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If by chance, they are able to use them, it is most likely not at therapeutic levels.
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If, by chance, you have a miserable day, you will come home to a bed that's made.
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Stars like "Gilmore Girls'" Alexis Bledel, Karlie Kloss, and Adriana Lima were discovered by chance at malls.
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By chance, a friend of his knew Pablo Bianchi, a former pro who coached players in Argentina.
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In principle, it is easy to try every combination until you hit the right one by chance.
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It is only by chance that a mass-shooting incident has not yet occurred in New York.
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I know what I was thinking about that day because, quite by chance, it was my birthday.
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Completely by chance, one film festival wound up capitalizing on the momentum around Keanu at its peak.
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And by chance, he made a personal connection to the A.N.C. that would prove far more consequential.
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In 2010, by chance, I saw García Márquez at the inauguration of a museum in Mexico City.
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The biggest lessons I learned in Charm City, though, all came from people I met by chance.
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These developments are unprecedented and are not isolated incidents brought on by chance, Abbott said on Wednesday.
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Even better, this lesson was learned because of something that came into my possession completely by chance.
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Too much planning, and you're stripping yourself of the opportunity to stumble upon something great by chance.
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They meet by chance one morning and find their worlds transformed by the end of the day.
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In "Top Hat," Astaire and Rogers start dancing in a gazebo during a storm almost by chance.
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I happened to have a printout of the proper document, but I found it purely by chance.
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Some items were carried to safety, while others, perched high above the waterline, were saved by chance.
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So is it by chance that Kendrick didn't perform in the same venue as the sitting president?
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The statistician usually means that there is a 95% probability that the result has not occurred by chance.
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Though it all came together by chance, Featherston is grateful to have his friends back in his life.
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By chance of a seating arrangement at a dinner, he wound up with a job at Salomon Brothers.
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Two others have "happened-by-chance" values of one in 100—which counts, but would benefit from confirmation.
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Picasso had met Walter by chance that year in the street and asked her to pose for him.
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The decline did not happen by chance, a report by the National Academy of Sciences concluded in 2016.
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It's very unlikely they'd just stumble upon the notification by chance on Bisnode's website and join the dots.
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Physicists usually require 5 sigma, or a 1 in 3.7 million chance of a difference happening by chance.
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By chance, she also twice runs into Darcy, falling back into bed with him at the second event.
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Shot in a straightforward manner, it may be a portrait of a preacher who Parks encountered by chance.
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Gruber said it's possible the skates just happened to have dropped their eggs near the smokers by chance.
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"It's one of those things that felt like it wasn't just by chance—it felt divine," he says.
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Eric Trump has a more tempered persona, and, probably not by chance, a less active social media presence.
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Lotteries are loved by social scientists because the winners and losers, distinguished by chance alone, are statistically identical.
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The minister added it was "not by chance" that Rome had recalled its ambassador from Cairo in April.
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Goransson, 35, said he fell into his relationships with some of Hollywood's most exciting young talents by chance.
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By chance, he saw the interview and called her up, soon inviting her to jam at Paisley Park.
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I stumbled upon this deck quite unforgettably and by chance at a metaphysical store in Woodstock, New York.
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" Offering advice on Isabelle's case, "he, by chance, knew a phage scientist in the [United] States, Graham Hatfull.
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By chance, I think, we were lucky that we didn't have a business that was pulling us apart.
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By chance, this real-world Midwestern municipality shares its name with the comic book superhero's fictional home city.
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In a way, Keith ended up at the apex of a corner of UK dance music by chance.
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Zschaepe had close ties with the two men, who committed suicide when police discovered the gang by chance.
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Do the Rams, by chance, have a glorious vintage hype song you can use to play me off?
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Almost by chance, I read again about a hero whose story had not come to mind for years.
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By chance, they had also scheduled the same return flight, but as they waited, the flight was canceled.
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"If by chance this honorable judge and honorable inspector find me guilty," he said, "I beg for leniency."
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He met Taupin (Jamie Bell onscreen) by chance after both answered an ad in a British music magazine.
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The Conceptualist pioneer Lawrence Weiner and the London designer Jonathan Ellery met by chance in a Berlin bar.
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Two middle-aged Swiss men — Martijn van Vliet and Adrian Herzog — meet by chance outside a Provence cafe.
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They lost touch but met again by chance a year later at a Hollywood industry party in Malibu.
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"By chance I was born in Indonesia to a Muslim family," Ms. Asa read in a squeaky voice.
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"After two years, we are not in the final again by chance," defender Giorgio Chiellini said this week.
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Our sources say Nicki was excited to give her fans new tunes, and everything came together by chance.
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Then, almost by chance, a new development transformed gene drives from a backwater science into a vanguard technology.
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My mother and I found out by chance less than 24 hours before the meeting was to happen.
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By chance, that strand of the book rings more true now than in 2014 when I began it.
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You have to wonder if they arrived at that number by chance, or if the tab was calculated.
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From the heart A heart transplant recipient and the donor's family got together -- by chance -- at a baseball game.
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"And now it was full circle/ At the same table we first met by chance/ But choice," she wrote.
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Then, by chance, the mystery woman showed up this week at Tirado's store -- asking for donations to another cause.
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And just by chance a writer friend of mine called me up out of the blue looking for work.
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But if you are by chance not a plodding banger, you are already half way to beating the kick.
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The eruption happened, by chance, just as Pálsdóttir was helping to launch the country's biggest tourism marketing push yet.
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The evidence is clear that there are links in some, and more than you would expect by chance alone.
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Gloria Warren-Slade, communications manager for the Come By Chance refinery, did not respond to a request for comment.
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By chance, Shen Yun was gyrating in Tokyo at the same time as Mr Luo was throwing his party.
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While there was a difference, it wasn't large enough for the researchers to be sure it wasn't by chance.
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By chance, Brock then meets Fechter and the Wolf Pack 5 and recognizes the potential of full-bodied animatronics.
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New discoveries often come by chance, by seeing something unrelated like a cloud or shape made by a puddle.
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She learned by chance about Operation WEBS and volunteered to work on the tiny houses and the village project.
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CNN chief national correspondent John King: I'll share a funny encounter I had -- by chance -- with President and Mrs.
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They subsequently met each other in a hotel in Washington during Trump's inauguration, again without planning and by chance.
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According to the Times, she met husband Joe Price by chance at a local restaurant in Washington in 2010.
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Davis said while she was getting new tires one day, she ran into the Waffle House manager by chance.
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By chance, he is sent to deliver a painting to a house that turns out to belong to Evert.
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Pollsters aren't joking about the "margin of error": the inevitable random variance in polls that exists simply by chance.
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They may have approached Sergei Skripal's house by chance, but did not know where it was located, they said.
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It's not by chance that we have already established extensive climate policy cooperation with key partners across the globe.
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It's really a perfect storm of events that somehow, by chance and fate, it worked out in my favor.
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Since I had found my way into the bazaar by chance, I walked down any street I found interesting.
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Patty Ris, who had by chance sat at Dr. Heimlich's table in a dining hall, began eating a hamburger.
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It isn't by chance that Douglas has decided to visually quote Last Tango in Paris in his own work.
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He knows from folkloric use that these things aren't used by chance, that they've survived the test of time.
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By chance, a camera captured a crime that is often not brought to light because the forest provides cover.
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By chance, he had met Mel Pearl, a Toronto developer who was ready and willing to finance a project.
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"This clearly wasn't happening by chance," said Steven McCarroll, a geneticist at the Broad Institute and Harvard Medical School.
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He said that he did not apply for the status and that he believed he was chosen by chance.
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By chance, Valeriia Vitynska, a Ukrainian he met in Berlin four years earlier, had come to Cairo for work.
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I read the book as a fellow it-seeker, by chance and choice a denizen of the forever wars.
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Last year BJ the Chicago Kid showed up on albums by Chance the Rapper, Solange, Common and ASAP Rocky.
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The incredibly rare video game console eventually resurfaced by chance, more than a decade after it was first produced.
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By chance, he met a WhatsApp engineer at a family reunion his girlfriend at the time threw at his house.
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And then we had met this couple in Dundas, just by chance, and they were doing these totally weird things.
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By chance, a woman named Brittnie Arroyo saw the post and said she knew immediately who the feline belonged to.
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By chance, Sebastiaan traveled through the area once with a friend in 2012, and has been coming back ever since.
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And then anthropology was in the same department, so I kind of, by chance, ended up in that as well.
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Deltour's lawyer said his client did not set out to find the documents, but only came across them by chance.
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Then, sort of by chance, I saw Logic's video for 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' where he's covered in blood.
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They were led there by an in-game puzzle, discovered by chance and solved thanks to a large crowdsourcing effort.
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It was only well into his twenties, and his career as a writer, that he transitioned to painting by chance.
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The image was captured by chance, when non-sterile water was used to wash the surface of the graphene sheet.
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The pair wrote on the site that they met by chance at the grand opening of a Jacksonville, Florida, club.
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By chance, or by an act of love, the two children who were toddlers together now live five minutes apart.
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The Come-by-Chance oil refinery, which cost taxpayers C$42m, declared bankruptcy three years after it opened in 1973.
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Second, if by chance it has, what would that development really mean for the United States and its regional allies?
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According to the lopsided wins test, such a pattern would have only occurred by chance in one of 10 cases.
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I first discovered the two-day event entirely by chance, spotting the poster in a Guatemalan hostel a month previously.
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Rae Sremmurd, "By Chance" I have room in my life for more dead-eyed, off-key party music in 2016.
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Comedian Dave Chappelle and gospel star Kirk Franklin were also in attendance, according to photos posted by Chance on Monday.
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So, people ask, "Why has the brain got two hemispheres?" and there's no real purpose; it just happened by chance.
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It's best described as the probability that your experiment's results could have occurred by chance, if your hypothesis were false.
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"In Ethiopia, we have the talent, but what we are doing is by chance," said Gebrselassie, who is now retired.
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Mr. Lambert, the former F.B.I. official in San Diego, said he was skeptical that the assistance was given by chance.
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Wouldn't there one day, just by chance, Ida thought, be a little person who came along and didn't feel afraid?
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It might be canceled out by noise elsewhere in the sample, either by chance or for a more structural reason.
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Bartosz Fornal, a postdoctoral researcher at Irvine, came across the preprint completely by chance in December, in a Google search.
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Largely derived by chance, Frankenthaler was known for her technique of spilling paints onto unprimed canvases from an overhead position.
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Last decade, quite by chance, I stumbled across this ring legend in the sweaty gyms of Bangkok's notorious slaughterhouse district.
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"Renault's test clearly revealed anomalies and it's not by chance that fraud investigators decided to probe Renault," Baupin told Reuters.
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If the p-value is very small, it means the numbers would rarely (but not never!) occur by chance alone.
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Freddie meets them by chance in a parking lot outside a gig and quickly becomes their frontman and artistic visionary.
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But Mr. Marinello said he learned by chance that the dealer had tried to sell the portrait again in 2003.
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Few things happen simply by chance, so include information like your email address, website, or freebie directly in your profile.
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This was not one of those journalistic exercises in deliberate expectation-thwarting; it had happened more or less by chance.
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Jane's father also wants her to enter rehab, and completely by chance, Walt runs into Jane's father at the bar.
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If by chance you are able to snag a coveted ticket, or even offered one a year away, take it.
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Navy grabbed the lead on the opening drive of the second half on a 393-yard touchdown by Chance Warren.
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The whimsical installation focuses on how architecture must be found (sometimes by chance) before it can be created with intent.
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Simply by chance, 3 of the 11 plurality Hispanic precincts were in Miami-Dade County, where Hispanic voters are particularly conservative.
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A passing photographer may have caught the joyful moment by chance; it could also be a still from a fashion shoot.
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As it turns out ... we're told the actual convo ran longer than the clip that aired, and that wasn't by chance.
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Mouyad and his daughter have been stranded in Idomeni for one month, separated from the rest of the family by chance.
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They were uncovered only by chance in 2008, when a young woman requested information about her grandfather from Taiwan's main archive.
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Since the Democratic National Convention in July—held in Philadelphia and not by chance—Mrs Clinton has campaigned there most weeks.
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There was no music in the house, but by chance the boy was given some piano lessons when he was seven.
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In other words, the published findings linking glucose to strength of will were likely just showing things that happened by chance.
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This would imply that, by chance, all four reported specimens are male, an assumption that worried the authors of both papers.
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The old friends ran into each other by chance this year in Panama, long after Lorenzo last gave Fernandez a haircut.
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Then, completely by chance, I tried an edit of "Gladys Knight" by Walter Gibbons, which had been languishing in my files.
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I didn't ask permission ten years ago to start this movie, it's just by chance that it comes out this year.
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This makes it simple to try every combination until by chance the right one is hit, a process called "brute-forcing".
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Hugely significant innovations, born or sired by chance, are now becoming more visible as the breadth of her legacy is acknowledged.
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By chance I recently discovered the Meizu EP-51 earbuds, which turned out to be the wireless headphones I've longed for!
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Mohamed Blushi, 41, found Mr. Allak completely by chance, as the tailor's shop where he usually goes was closed for vacation.
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Liberal urbanists, who had been, perhaps mostly by chance, in power when the crime wave began, were discredited for a generation.
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In the earlier observations, the moon was, by chance, too close to Makemake and obscured in the glare, Dr. Parker said.
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"My husband had always loved the building," she said, and they discovered it was available by chance at a cocktail party.
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It is not by chance that men decided that these images have little value or that they should not be seen.
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The bump in the physicists' data was unmistakable, with odds of less than one in 22010 billion of arising by chance.
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By chance, I picked up Ron Chernow's biography of Alexander Hamilton in 2008 and found the inspiration that changed my life.
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Was the concept for the site something that you had been developing over time, or was it a discovery by chance?
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Given how prevalent cannabis use and heart attacks remain, we'd expect this to happen a few times a year, by chance.
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Her fascination with "Forty Girls" — "Qyrq Qyz" in Uzbek — began by chance with a visit in 2012 to a secondhand bookshop.
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Because the mission of this global partnership is to give women the right to have children by choice, not by chance.
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There, by chance, they ran into another friend from Fairfield, Angel DiPietro, who had come into the city from Long Island.
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I washed up there a few years ago by chance: I needed cheap accommodations without the word "hostel" in the title.
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By chance, she was hired as a teacher at Ruzawi, a boys' boarding school, and immediately developed a passion for teaching.
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In other words, the main parameters of the universe were determined by chance, not by some deep, elegant principle or theory.
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This housing crisis did not happen by chance: Increasingly restrictive land-use regulations in the last half-century contributed to it.
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By chance, that lover (named Federico, perhaps as another sly nod to Fellini) sees the play and comes to Mallo's home.
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These kinds of encounters with Chavistas and Maduro supporters — some occurring by chance, others by design — are not limited to Florida.
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By chance, Jupiter was also the name of an oil tanker and a shipping company under United States' sanctions against Iran.
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"And if by chance you have a miserable day," he added, "you will come home to a bed that is made."
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Near the end of constructing the bottom half, I noticed by chance that WEIGHS and SCALES fit symmetrically across the revealer.
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But Ms. Le Pen's stop on Thursday at Trump Tower wasn't by chance, and it was not unrelated to Mr. Trump.
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When Thomas Raphael discovered by chance that the Bergmann trademark had expired, he made a snap decision to register it again.
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An occasional gun-toting bystander may, by chance, be able to take out a mass shooter before the latter has finished.
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He found them by chance: His mother worked as a maid in the home of one of the team's English players.
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A few minutes later, beyond the bear cams, violence unfolded when Bear 856 encountered, apparently by chance, a mother and her cubs.
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It was there that Mr. Lubovitch, who was born and brought up in Chicago, saw his first dance performance, almost by chance.
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In a recent Instagram post, we can see her patting a cotton round on her eyes (is that micellar water, by chance?).
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Page and Brin met by chance in 1997, when Brin was randomly assigned to show the new Stanford Ph.D. student around campus.
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Last night, the 2016 ESPYs—the annual sports awards show—featured a moving tribute to Muhammad Ali performed by Chance the Rapper.
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And I have to say that we were very lucky, because the nova was observed by chance with the VLT in 2005.
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"Me and Chance workin' on a new album," he announces to screams in a clip posted to Instagram by Chance the Rapper.
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The system could produce results with 61 to 2829 percent accuracy, compared with the 25 to 2139 percent accuracy expected by chance.
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A lawsuit by crude supplier BP Plc, filed in 2015, may also make selling Come-by-Chance more difficult, the people said.
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The system could produce results with 61 to 76 percent accuracy, compared with the 7 to 20 percent accuracy expected by chance.
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JWong's family eventually learned of his esports career when, by chance, they stumbled onto a reality TV show he took part in.
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I do not want to commit a crime but if by chance, God will place me there, you all better watch out.
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By chance, he met Fogg another couple of times before he was scheduled to sail out from Portsmouth for the Falkland Islands.
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Ms. Alinejad, who worked as a journalist in Iran before emigrating to England in 2009, says her campaign came about by chance.
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The focus on Knight happened by chance, as OSO's co-founder met the real Rhoda at a fundraising event two years ago.
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Leland Bell and Nicolas Carone were there, but by chance, Mercedes Matter, the head of the school, was not in that day.
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Multiple particles can entangle, meaning when you measure the particles, the values are more correlated than they would be by chance alone.
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This was not by chance; it was a deliberate policy, strengthening Juventus's hand while weakening a rival that might challenge its hegemony.
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The second night, airing Thursday, features performances by Chance the Rapper, Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys, Mumford & Sons, Zac Brown Band and more.
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And if by chance you have a miserable day, you will come home to a bed that is made — that you made.
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"By chance we happened to pass a local movie theater," Mr. Taviani recalled in a 1986 interview with The New York Times.
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The "improbability of synchrony occurring by chance" overrides all other information, he said, even knowledge that an invisible body cannot be yours.
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Eighteen years later, Claire and Clive Richardson, one of the two black resort employees accused of Alison's murder, meet again by chance.
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By chance circumstances, I'm invited to cover their annual "AVM – Fight for Our Troops" event at the Xfinity Arena in Everett, Washington.
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The most important clues for solving the mystery are there from the very beginning, rather than revealed, by chance discovery, over time.
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It is not by chance that unknown candidates have pasted photos of themselves with the new president on campaign billboards all over France.
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IF BY CHANCE THERE'S AN OUTLOOK CLIENT THERE, THEN 295% CHANCE THAT THEY'RE DUPLICATES PARTICULARLY IF SHE USED AN IMAP FACILITY TO DOWNLOAD.
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New research suggests that at least one species of fish isn't ingesting this plastic debris by chance—they're actually attracted to the smell.
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Of course, mistakes happen, but Markey did some calculations, and determined that the odds of these mistakes happening by chance were very small.
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It ended up being by chance that Howell found Angel again: She spotted the stunning cat on Facebook being adopted by another family.
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And sometimes we get lucky: our version of Adele's songs happened to come out when her new album came out, just by chance.
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Remarkably, the crater was discovered quite by chance—and it's now the first large crater to be discovered beneath a continental ice sheet.
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I think all the milestones in my career have been things that have not necessarily happened by chance but have not been planned.
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Perhaps by chance, one of the new tech hubs will be built in Indiana, the home state of Mike Pence, the vice-president.
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Not happening upon them solely by chance forces a kind of soft confrontation with their fact, and so it's a tender gut-punch.
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Although individual players can, by chance, roll unusually high or unusually low scores, aggregate reported rolls should have hovered around a score seven.
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We asked Cara to come to the studio because we thought by chance, even at the last minute, they would maybe include her.
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"If, by chance, you have video of the incident, we would love to see it," Mediaite's Aidan McLaughlin wrote, providing his email address.
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Brains Are Not Computers It is not by chance that the philosophical chickens come to roost when notions like mind and simulation collide.
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By chance, the Republican candidates for president are coming to the University of Houston for their next debate on CNN on Thursday evening.
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Growing up in Ocala, Florida, Natalie says she and Austin were placed in the same preschool class by chance and quickly became inseparable.
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"We stumbled across this fabulous little pop up restaurant on the Nightcliffe foreshore quite by chance," wrote a customer in a TripAdvisor review.
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"By Chance" pairs vampirish keys with a trap beat, which lets Swae and Jxmmi trade their manic flows for a blasé conversational cadence.
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By chance, she was wearing the same outfit she had worn to the first gathering, and Mr. Kline also happened to be there.
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And what we've seen is that these factors don't happen by chance; they are related to a country's policies, government and cultural values.
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It is not by chance that Hield shares a jersey number (24) with Bryant, who will retire at the end of this season.
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Prejean's rise to being among the United States' preeminent anti-death penalty campaigners came about in part by chance—or providence, she'd say.
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Charles Jones photographed hundreds of vegetables in the 193th century, but it was only in 1981 that his work was rediscovered by chance.
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Sometimes, by chance, one of those marrow stem cells acquires a mutation, and the white blood cells it produces carry the same mutation.
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" — Lucy Prebble, playwright and television writer "I met Neil Simon by chance after a performance of 'Laughter on the 23rd Floor' in 1993.
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The Los Angeles-based couple have demanding full-time jobs, and were feeling some burnout when, by chance, they discovered an unexpected respite.
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It was not by chance that the Rand Club, the oldest private-members' club in the city, was filled with old white men.
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By chance, she visited a leper colony in Karachi, where she met one of the thousands of Pakistani patients afflicted with the disease.
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Mysterious bursts Since they were discovered by chance while using satellites in the 1960s, scientists have been trying to understand these mysterious bursts.
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"I don't think anything happens by chance, and I don't think that anything happens alone, no matter how hard you work," Roy says.
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He was in New York when he heard the symphony that piqued his infatuation with Mahler, an encounter that was completely by chance.
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NARL's investment in Come-by-Chance comes at a time when refining capacity on the east coast of North America has been declining.
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The photographers developed different styles — Mr. Sweet more casual, catching scenes as if by chance; Mr. Monroe, more meticulous, more concerned about structure.
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After breaking into a male-dominated scene almost by chance, Lane was shocked by the level of sometimes unwitting discrimination that she encountered.
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Scientists can't explain this discrepancy by chance alone, which means they're leaving something out, either in their experiments or in the laws of physics.
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Fara stumbled upon this rich historical vein by chance, during a visit to Newnham College in Cambridge, one of the world's oldest women's universities.
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Sources close to Woods told us it was a friendly encounter ... and the two just ran into each other by chance through mutual friends.
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Lynch found that most duplicates of the LIF gene are pseudogenes—old, mutated, useless copies of genes that survive in the genome by chance.
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I (and by chance, a couple of my giddy homegirls) had the pleasure of speaking with Orji about this conundrum — and a possible solution.
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By chance, I was talking with the Reverend Jesse Jackson and other Illinois heavyweights as Obama dutifully made his rounds at the front tables.
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That means there was less than a five percent chance the difference between the alkaline water and regular water would have happened by chance.
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Other speakers included Prince Harry, rapper Common and "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, with performances by Chance the Rapper, Gloria Estefan and The National.
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Sources close to Omarosa deny this account ... telling us she had no idea April was celebrating there and her presence simply happened by chance.
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Donald Trump's dominance -- and the late establishment effort to stop it This wasn't by chance or accident, but a deliberate decision by the campaign.
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Niedermann, the Los Angeles County deputy district attorney, said he knew nothing about prescription drug cases before being assigned one by chance in 2008.
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That small population loops outward toward the same quadrant of the solar system, a phenomenon that would be extremely unlikely to happen by chance.
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The four of them had met in Colombia, in a port town, by chance—they'd all been looking for a ride across the Darién.
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USA Today said Curiel's assignment was purely by chance, with judges on the Southern District of California selected for cases on a rotating schedule.
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I met him by chance because I lived above the Hansa Gallery, an artists' cooperative he directed with Ivan Karp in the late 21985s.
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An actor in the 1970s known best for playing Diego the elevator operator in "Rosemary's Baby," Martin met Moore by chance before shooting started.
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Zschaepe, 42, has denied taking part in the murders with two friends who killed themselves in 2011 when police discovered the gang by chance.
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Trina likens their trajectory to her own, one propelled by chance encounters in a studio rather than one that was years in the making.
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RL Grime - Satisfaction (Benny Benassi & The Biz RL Grime Remix)Prayers - From Dog To God Grimes - OblivionRae Sremmurd - By Chance Keith Jenkins - NYC prod.
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To the sounds of "No Problem" by Chance the Rapper, Breanna DeCocker, 20, a junior at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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And if, by chance, you should happen to miss the echoes of present-day racism in the play, listen to the spectators around you.
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Later, at the fire station, he spoke with firefighters, tourists, well-wishing citizens, and even a high school buddy who jogged past by chance.
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"It was entirely by chance," he said of the racial juxtaposition, adding that the 2017 parade was more diverse than in any previous year.
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Or so it seemed to Elizabeth Roberts and Michael McKnight when they stumbled upon their weekend home by chance after a decade of searching.
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I believed that having survived by chance, I was duty-bound to give meaning to my survival, to justify each moment of my life.
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Though Tursun's story seems an astonishing coincidence, she's not the only Uyghur to have discovered news of her missing family by chance through TikTok.
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His story is that he saw her by chance during a vacation in Australia, and thought it was finally time to ask her out.
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Weinstein asked a bridge-playing math professor at the University of Chicago to calculate the probability of such a precise correlation's occurring by chance.
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By chance, I caddied for the doctor who had done the separation procedure, and he recognized his own work when he saw my hand.
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If by chance you miss this frozen hot chocolate masterpiece, DQ has another seasonal treat that will be around for a little while longer.
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Carole, a young girl barely getting by as a part-time musician, encounters by chance Tuesday, a rich girl who dreams of being a musician.
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I was there by chance on opening night when Steve Summers dragged me out there to see him and Lauren Flax play the first party.
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Both have become a thing to behold — among the most recognizable faces in the world — and both became absurdly famous in large part by chance.
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In most circumstances, a study is considered to be significant if the odds are 5%, or lower, that the result would have occurred by chance.
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Alex Martin (Winslet) and Dr. Ben Bass (Elba) meet by chance when they both end up stranded at the same airport due to stormy weather.
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Their bodies were found by chance on August 18 during a helicopter search for a man who was stranded on a cliff near the beach.
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But it was then, by chance, that Cameron's former teacher, Keller Sutherland, spotted the young boy on his bike as she drove the same way.
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So, perhaps it was by chance that Cantu's new Apple Cider Vinegar Dry Co-Wash came across my desk that very day I needed it.
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While she was renovating her Beverly Hills mansion, Richards happened to come across the home she and her husband would eventually move to by chance.
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"If you throw a die several times every year that represents maximum lifespan, by chance alone you will see a lot of spread," he says.
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The two met by chance as seven-year-old's passing each other on the street, back when Deem's grandmother used to walk him to school.
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Orlando is home to many gay Latinos, so it felt like it was by chance, someone you knew didn't end up at Pulse that night.
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Between 1995 and 2018, around 2% of all sightings recorded by NUFORC fell on this date; seven times more than would be expected by chance.
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By chance, her new friends were key players in the development of London's chemsex culture, as its focus moved from clubs to flamboyant private parties.
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LA Reid: By chance, by luck, we were able to eventually get the record out there that we did with Michael ("Slave to the Rhythm").
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But let's face it: We are all here by chance thanks to one dick thrust that was just a little more vigorous than the rest.
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Without our collective dependence on the radio, we no longer share the process of falling in love with pop songs by chance and sheer familiarity.
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This can happen either by chance or with the help of his FlashInvaders smartphone app and Invasion Guide maps, which are available on his website.
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By chance, in the same week that I saw ITSBAFIHDA3D(CM), I also viewed Annie Dorsen's Yesterday Tomorrow, co-presented by La MaMa and PS122.
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Most of these shoots are improvised on sites chosen by their subjects, all of whom the artist duo meets by chance in their global travels.
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In a drug trial — as in a lottery — whether you get the big dose, a smaller dose or no dose is determined purely by chance.
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By then the abbey's association with literary figures — the genesis of its Poets' Corner — had begun to take hold, though by chance rather than design.
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But what if you just got 10 heads in a row by chance (it can happen) and then suddenly decided you were done flipping coins?
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Natural selection will have little effect on that mutation, so it will become either more common in the population, or less common, purely by chance.
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The two meet by chance and embark on a journey to Audrey's high school reunion where she hopes Charles will pretend to be her husband.
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The high-stakes feud centers on what is the best slate of crudes to run through Come-by-Chance - and how that should be determined.
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In Israel, Inna A. Nogotovich, a Russian immigrant occasionally nostalgic for home culture, read the article by chance and got in touch with Ms Eroshok.
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That means that if you have hundreds of studies, a dozen of them will find a p-value that's less than 0.05, just by chance.
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When I'm outlining and need more excitement, it's "Acid Rap" and "Coloring Book" by Chance the Rapper, anything Janelle Monae, Tierra Whack, Raveena and Prince.
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"Somewhere in Paradise" by Chance the Rapper lacks its thump early on, but the track sounds great, when the horns and choir come at the end.
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According to a profile published Wednesday in the New York Times, she met husband Joe Price by chance at a local restaurant in Washington in 2010.
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But these would only live briefly, and were things people happened on by chance, not because they launched Google with the intention of playing a game.
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But there's also Sabrina's housebound, pansexual cousin Ambrose, played by Chance Perdomo, who, if the world is just, will be a massive breakout of this show.
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Not bad for a guy who got his first celebrity job by chance — and had only practiced on paper towels before he showed up on set.
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"The passages (in Melania Trump's speech) are simply too long to have occurred by chance," said Robert Leonard, a professor of forensic linguistics at Hofstra University.
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First through the door is a discourteous doctor, who claims to be suffering from a terminal illness and to have stumbled upon the house by chance.
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A few weeks previously, the researcher had found by chance that a common-as-muck fungus had contaminated his experiment but seemed to be purging bacteria.
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With this in mind, the app found that The Chainsmokers were fan favorites to win Best New Artist, followed by Chance the Rapper and Anderson .Paak.
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But "their proximity is plausibly but not conclusively explained by chance," bolstered in part by their different shapes and the older ice on top of Paterson.
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Unlike some of the British-born men sending heroin back to their old neighborhoods, Saeed and Jamal fell into the international smuggling game somewhat by chance.
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By chance, Lion was in the United States on a lecture tour when Hitler became chancellor, but his brother, back in Germany, bore the family name.
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But the scientific standard used in this sort of work is to have only one chance in 20 that a result could have arisen by chance.
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Instead of being properly notified, families are by chance going to civil registries and finding out that their missing loved ones have been dead for years.
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At least a couple of dozen were sporting the overalls favored by Chance, and thousands more wore commemorative T-shirts, sweatshirts and caps bought that day.
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And that's not just by chance: Stanford University, located in Palo Alto, played a part in educating many of the dropout-turned-CEOs interested in STEM.
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Each group then tested solutions with different fructose concentrations, and the kids preferred sweeter mixtures at a level unlikely to have been caused by chance alone.
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It will not be by chance that, a hundred years later, electricity will be the physical medium for information in both the brain and artificial devices.
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"James and I first met by chance in a lift in Brussels many years ago (he didn't do the elevator pitch!)," Branson writes on his blog.
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Susannah and I publish with the same press, but we hadn't met until this summer, when by chance we ended up at the same writer's conference.
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This became the basis of a culture war that, largely by chance, aligned almost perfectly with a real conflict just then unfolding between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Researchers can run a whole array of tests and only report the result that, by chance, yielded a significant result (this is sometimes called p-hacking).
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They were shooting a short film by a young director named Ethan Fuirst about soldiers who meet by chance and have a tryst in the forest.
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Randomized, controlled trials, in which participants are divided by chance into groups to compare interventions, are considered more valuable to scientists than other types of experiments.
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He claimed to have met the two hijackers by chance, after hearing them speaking gulf-accented Arabic in a small halal cafe in Culver City, Calif.
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Most apple varieties, produced by chance intermingling of pollen from neighboring trees on family farms, cannot be definitively identified by DNA, so the history is important.
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Nor is it by chance that Ashkenazi has not been emphasizing his own suggestion, in 2012, that Israel should consider a withdrawal from the West Bank.
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It's a quick video ... but the mere hangout's got everyone wondering if Rick's gonna get in the Tay game, or if they just met by chance.
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"If the volunteers were picking entirely by chance, then we'd expect one quarter of their choices to be for the 'correct' brother-boyfriend pair," Saxton said.
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It has a gravity and a weight to it that make you forget, if only briefly, that Kevin Sr. only landed on her doorstep by chance.
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It is unknown whether Silvani and Curry knew each other, whether he took her to the lake that day, or whether he came upon her by chance.
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Unlike Alex, who arrived at drag after searching for a creative outlet to better express himself, 23-year-old Sudipto Biswas's first performance happened somewhat by chance.
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The discoveries happened somewhat by chance, as she and the other researchers were studying dinosaur growth rates when they realized three of the dinosaurs were pregnant females.
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By chance, she runs into an old boyfriend and agrees to go on a date with him, and asks her young children to stay outside the pub.
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If that all sounds like a worse deal than Sprint's previous Unlimited Freedom plan, that's because it is—unless by chance you qualify for "promotional pricing."[Verge]
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The mass grave was uncovered by chance in January as builders were laying the foundations for an elite housing development, prompting an operation to exhume their remains.
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By chance, however, Hogan then ran into a friend of his from Minnesota, who offered to fly the WWE stars to their destination on his own plane.
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By chance it equalled Mike Powell's best indoor mark because this was a contest that resembled the great jousts between the American and his compatriot Carl Lewis.
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The screenplay was co-written by Michael Showalter (Wet Hot American Summer) and Laura Terruso, a newcomer who met Showalter by chance while studying film at NYU.
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West revealed his plans to move back to his hometown while addressing a crowd at OpenMike, an event for Chicago high schoolers hosted by Chance the Rapper.
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Woven between each chapter is a variety of other Aquariuses who either fully believe in horoscopes or read it by chance and take the words to heart.
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Since October, NARL Refining LP has booked at least seven cargoes from Texas ports to its 130,000 bpd Come-By-Chance refinery in Newfoundland, in eastern Canada.
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Thirteen years later, standing in a field in summer, by chance, next to a cretin of a man, and all of a sudden it was my fault.
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Mexican-American actress Salma Hayek plays a Los Angeles holistic healer who ends up by chance attending a dinner party at the home of her wealthy clients.
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Starting in around April, families began discovering what happened to their loved ones by chance, when they requested records from register offices, rights groups and Syrians said.
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"I truly believe that the streak of blockbuster snowstorms is not random or by chance but a symptom of a changing climate," he said in an email.
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I happened to hear about Oluo's situation by chance, but no doubt this is happening to many groups and many people whom I would never hear about.
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Physicists require overwhelming proof that something in the universe hasn't happened by chance, far more than, say, doctors do when testing whether a medicine cures a disease.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A rare original charter from the reign of King John, complete with its royal seal, has been discovered by chance in County Durham northern England.
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By chance he meets "The Professor," a veteran conman who invites Lawrence to come alongside his daughter Sarah on a road trip, swindling "suckers" along the way.
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But it is also true that child poverty rates for black children remain stubbornly high in the U.S. My research indicates that this didn't happen by chance.
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Speaking to Insider, Taylor said she became a hand model by chance over 20 years ago, and has since earned a top spot in the competitive industry.
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"Men believe they are the owners of this space, as if we're just here by chance," said Ms. Grazziotin, 210, a prominent leftist senator from Amazonas State.
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He only came to have his hearing checked by chance because I knew his mother and let her know about the connection of hearing loss and diabetes.
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While there, she gave a speech that reduced the audience to tears—an audience that, by chance, included Thurgood Marshall and the Howard law professor Leon Ransom.
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Reports that indicated Paddock had considered other targets with very different crowds, including a festival headlined by Chance the Rapper the previous weekend, were beside the point.
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"The looting and rioting which has engulfed our city during the past several days did not occur by chance," he told his audience that day in Baltimore.
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But then the full score disappeared; for 80 years there was only a piano version until the remaining orchestra parts were discovered, by chance, at Yale University.
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Mr. Meachum first encountered the challenges prisons faced by chance: He was on a college field trip to a minimum-security prison for juveniles in North Carolina.
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While working on his PhD in London, he purchased a camera by chance, for a friend who turned out to be too broke to pay him back.
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Eat I met a man from Long Island — at a bar, by chance, a year after I moved to New York — and right away I liked him.
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This diverse foursome is brought together by chance — or perhaps it's by design — when they stumble onto a puzzle hiding just behind the veil of everyday life.
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Logan made the discovery by chance when he visited the Center for Election Systems website to learn more about their role in programming voting machines for Georgia.
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A few patients discovered this by chance when they decided on their own to discard their anti-rejection drugs, generally because of the expense and side effects.
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In the painting/sculpture hybrid, "If Perhaps by chance I find myself encaged" (2016), two paintings flank a man built out of painted Celluclay trapped behind bars.
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The expressed genes had more in common than would be expected by chance alone, according to the paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Their error was only discovered by chance late last year when more recent academics removed the lid to the coffin and discovered the tattered remains of a mummy.
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This is the way I've been feeling about Future Unfolding, a game I saw entirely by chance in the common room of the hostel at GDC this year.
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The assumption until now has been that these lemurs have been unlucky and have lost part of their colour vision by chance at some point in the past.
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A black boy from Chicago isn't going grow up to have is rehearsal dinner at Versailles by chance — but Kanye had to believe in himself with extreme force.
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But then we finally met up again because I went for coffee with my friend Eleanor and a guy she was seeing, and by chance Andy came too.
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Aloys Vimard, Doctors Without Borders coordinator on the Aquarius, said the ship happened on the two boats by chance, even though the Libyans were aware of their distress.
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Produced by Mike Will Made-It, "By Chance" might sound a little melancholy because of the problems fame and fortune are forcing onto the men of Rae Sremmurd.
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In the 2012 presidential race, Bush appeared to offer his endorsement of Mitt Romney only by chance, cornered by a reporter as he was stepping into an elevator.
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What's more, the patients who, by chance, saw a doctor who more frequently prescribed the drugs were 30 percent more likely to become long-term users of painkillers.
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Bailey assumed his family had since left the North Fork, but on his third visit, he met his aunt at a local food co-op entirely by chance.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Can you think of a nicer environment than a studio shared by Chance the Rapper, rap's friendliest man, and Childish Gambino?
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"Anyone who knows Bill Clinton knows if he runs into someone at the airport by chance he's going to come up and say hello to them," he said.
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Mr. Zhang said he hoped to put the company's anti-payday-lending efforts in top search engine spots, too, though he landed at NerdWallet almost entirely by chance.
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In 2016, oil major BP alleged that NARL violated its crude and product supply agreement by failing to maximize yields at the refinery in Come by Chance, Newfoundland.
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It wasn't by chance that the Democrats made no mention of ISIS on the first day of the convention and scarcely mentioned it on the next two days.
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In randomized controlled trials, participants are assigned by chance to separate groups with the purpose of comparing a new treatment to a different treatment or a sham treatment.
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They both appear clever because by chance they have spent a lifetime getting away with things that have brought down others long ago, and they lied about them.
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It tracked the fates of two families, entwined by chance: the three tall women comprising the Hughes sisters, and the widowed Elsie Hannigan and her spitfire daughter, Annie.
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She discovered the profession by chance one summer day when she saw a man covering himself up with a large scarf at a clinic where she was training.
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"The differences are too large to be generated by chance and are not easily explicable, raising doubts as to the veracity of the overall result," Mr. Nooruddin wrote.
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At his performing arts high school — where he was the mascot, a bewigged Alexander Hamilton — he gravitated toward musical theater, discovering almost by chance that he liked directing.
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He saw the baby by chance on a boat trip with some students from his foundation, Environmental Education Center Thailand (EEC), which teaches kids about conservation through camping.
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And a young woman he had met by chance helped find him a hiding place until the end of the war — and became the love of his life.
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But they stopped using it in 1978, as manufacturing of Imago's photo paper ended, and the camera fell into disuse and disrepair, to be saved only by chance.
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The lack of high-rises didn't happen by chance; it was the result of a concerted effort by local officials to preserve the town's spectacular views of Manhattan.
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" Adams noted that if, by chance, the Insect Allies technology is successful, "it will be entities other than DARPA that determine if and how the technology is used.
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But in a world where so much happens by chance, Morales seems uncomfortable with the idea that he might be the only one who benefits from his privileges.
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The men met by chance at Mozzeria, a deaf owned and operated pizzeria, and soon migrated from adjacent tables to start a conversation that flowed easily for hours.
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Even more disturbing, in papers that described non-randomized trials—where study participants are not assigned to different treatment groups by chance—that number rose to 84 percent.
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We were instructed not to actively seek out drug dealers, instead just to apprehend those who were too blatant to ignore or who were happened upon by chance.
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The Orioles took a 3-0 lead in the top of the first on a two-run double by Pedro Severino and an RBI single by Chance Sisco.
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The two met again by chance, he said, while he was in line with his parents for Shakespeare in the Park in New York City when he was 14.
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If, by chance, that foreign government collected communications or content from an American in the course of their surveillance, it could then turn it over to US law enforcement.
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Baker met Twain by chance in 2011 when she asked to be introduced to him after seeing him perform at Switzerland's Montreux Jazz Festival, and the rest is history.
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So when, by chance, a friend bought a piece of land near Reids Flat in 1999, the young emperor began to visit in the hope of terraforming the nation.
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And then, quite by chance—some 110 million years later—a Canadian mining operator stumbled upon what is now considered to be one of the finest fossils ever discovered.
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The wife eventually passed away, and when Ginger by chance was spending the holidays near the couple's home, she arranged to meet the widower, Jim Ravella, face to face.
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In September, West told a crowd at OpenMike, an event for Chicago high schoolers hosted by Chance the Rapper, that he planned to make a permanent return to Chicago.
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We met by chance in a New York City bar, he asked me to be his girlfriend two weeks later, and I gave him my virginity the next day.
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The astronauts had the opportunity to capture footage for the film, and were selected merely by chance—based on whether their training blocks aligned with the film's shooting schedule.
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" Continues Day: "I didn't know if he felt like something was wrong and he wanted to, in his own way, say goodbye or if it was just by chance.
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Almost by chance, DNN researchers discovered that the graphical processing units (GPUs) used to render graphics fluidly in applications like video games were also brilliant at handling neural networks.
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You could spend $2.50 to unlock a crate and, by chance, get an exceedingly rare skin that you could then turn around and sell for a profit on Steam.
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"And if by chance I get to do that again, I would still put everything that I can, as best as I can, to make it work," said Amy.
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But by chance the spot where it had ended up, about 22018km from the centre of the target, was inside a small crater dug out by a meteorite impact.
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But by chance the spot where it had ended up, about 25km from the centre of the target, was inside a small crater dug out by a meteorite impact.
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The fine tuning also holds up on hip-hop songs like "Somewhere in Paradise" by Chance the Rapper, though you shouldn't expect a huge thump when the beat drops.
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Chance Bennett, the artist who goes by Chance the Rapper, said on his way in he was looking forward to a dance-friendly soundtrack during Obama's final state dinner.
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He says there's a lot of evidence to support assortative mating, or the notion that two people in a couple are more alike than one would expect by chance.
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I got into caring for dogs—first as a dog sitter, then as a dog walker—by chance this past September when my grandmother suggested me to a friend.
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It was by chance that at the same time that Bachchan was about to arrive in Mumbai, a film producer was looking to cast new faces for a project.
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A troller meets a victim by chance, and a trapper either observes his victims or works at a place, such as a hospital, where his victims come to him.
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"This decision is inflicting me a suspension whose length will de facto prevent me — as if by chance — from bidding for the next FIFA presidential election," Mr. Platini said.
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But Dr. Gould fell into the field by chance in the early 29s, after completing her dissertation about the classification of childhood psychiatric disorders, which were in their infancy.
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It was only by chance that, in 2011, he discovered "caporalato", a notoriously exploitative system under which farm owners recruit fruit pickers and other seasonal workers through an intermediary.
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Dr. Broek published a 37-page report in December proposing the theory that the police were at the address on another mission, and found the lodgers only by chance.
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He said something along the lines of "I want a very ordered image but I want it to have come about by chance," and that really resonates with me.
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In 2016, a 9-year-old boy, Joseph Gama met Pistner by chance at a meeting of the Miniature Book Society in Texas (he was there with his father).
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At the end of his 10 days with the NTGent group, Mr. Dargham, who joined the institute's acting program by chance, said he now wants to be an actor.
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"This means that it is harder for natural climate variability alone to produce, by chance, the simultaneous drying across all three regions identified in the fingerprint," the authors wrote.
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Sometimes she saw her life as a tender thing that was separate from herself, a tiny animal she had happened upon by chance one day and decided to raise.
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Many expediters were thrown into the work by chance, when staff was short, or picked up on it instinctively while cooking, or taking food to tables, simply by observing.
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Lorde discovered the Flame by chance one night in 2013, during her first trip to America, lured by nothing more tantalizing than the neon sign reading OPEN 24 HOURS.
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One of Vaughan's most important discoveries came by chance: he accidentally shattered an elkhorn coral and found micro-fragmentation can cause it to grow up to 40 times faster.
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"This was not something that was done casually, this was not something that was done by chance, this was not a target that was selected purely arbitrarily," he said.
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Stacy DeNovo, a young baker, and Lady Margaret Delacourt, the Duchess of Montenaro—both played by Vanessa Hudgens—meet by chance and decide to switch lives for a bit.
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You don't just happen upon the title of social media queen by chance, a fact Chrissy Teigen, as one of the reigning artistes of the medium, knows all too well.
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Five sigma is the benchmark particle physicists use to say that, after taking lots of data, something is so unlikely to have happened by chance that they've made a discovery.
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Neal Shear, who helped build Morgan Stanley's commodity trading business during 25 years at the bank, purchased the aging Come by Chance refinery in Newfoundland alongside veteran trader Kaushik Amin.
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"What is interesting here is that we came to this a little bit by chance," said Dr. Iza Ciglenecki of Doctors Without Borders in Geneva, who was a co-author.
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"Sometimes we think of something and it happens... or thinking of someone and the next day we run into them by chance or get a call from them," Hassan posted.
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A greater number of concentrated funds performed in the top 10 percent within their respective investment objectives in each period than would be expected by chance, the Morningstar data reveals.
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In the study, he applied a statistical test to 5,087 randomized trials, including PREDIMED, to see if the groups randomized in the studies were too similar to happen by chance.
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It's still unclear whether adaptive therapy, which operates on the assumption that there's Darwinian competition between tumor cells, would work well for cancers where the mutations arise continuously by chance.
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According to its owner, the cat did in fact learn how to operate a GoPro by chance one day when it reached out to touch the camera during a shoot.
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Most of them had been introduced by chance to this sport they'd never heard of before, and it became their profession because golf seemed an attractive alternative to menial labor.
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It was almost by chance that co-owner Natalie Lee-Joe stumbled across this 100-year-old piece of machinery when she was researching the best fire-starters in Japan.
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Mr. Homola's work with The New York Times began in the early 1980s, when, by chance, he met James Markham, Mr. Schmemann's predecessor, over breakfast at an East Berlin hotel.
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Sandler didn't establish contact with Woodberry until she met Corey Polyoka, who's worked closely with Gjerde since the restaurant's inception a decade ago, by chance through her brother-in-law.
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It could just be something that they're introduced to in the world, or by chance, that they've put together an approach that's very different for other people and for themselves.
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By chance, that was the same morning that a man armed with a rifle opened fire in a Waffle House outside Nashville, killing four young minorities and injuring four others.
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The design of the gem-studded gold Wonder Woman tiara was conceived "purely by chance," Ms. Yeung said, before the highly successful film with Gal Gadot came out this summer.
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Bell said that she doesn't think good relationships just happen by chance and that she is hesitant to ever say that you can find your perfect person just by looking.
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It wasn't by chance that the sculpted women in that Mulberry Street penthouse looked as if they had been shaken, like subscription cards, from the pages of an Allure magazine.
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Joe Kaufeld and James Coe, two guys who met on Reddit by chance after they spotted each other both transcribing Reddit content, started the subreddit because they simply enjoyed typing.
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The Kunstmuseum Bern will display about 200 of the 1,500 pieces that were part of Mr. Gurlitt's stash, which the German authorities discovered by chance and later revealed in 2013.
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The upgrades will allow the Come-by-Chance refinery to cut its energy consumption for its crude unit and the complex overall, and reduce flaring, according to the project registration.
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Anyone wanting to study what happens before the explosion must therefore sift back through old observations, hoping that some information about the pre-nova star will have been recorded by chance.
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She, or another team member, often comes across these on their own feed by chance or is inspired by their personal experience, as was the case with the prom dress scenario.
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While it isn't possible to determine from the data alone what caused each spike, a statistical test shows the likelihood that so many would skew positive by chance is highly improbable.
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The analysis was performed by economist David Neumark, a professor at UC Irvine, who claims the likelihood of such a disparity occurring by chance is less than one in 1 billion.
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After they additionally accounted for biased changes in genes that recombination can introduce during DNA repair, they concluded that less than 5 percent of the human genome evolved by chance alone.
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Elizabeth Bick: As someone who primarily makes work in the street, or is inspired by chance encounters that occur while walking, NYC serves as a perfect stage to set my work.
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Duke tells The Hollywood Reporter that the opportunity to star in Jordan Peele's latest horror film "Us" came about after a by chance meeting at an Oscars after party last year.
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At OpenMike, an event for Chicago high schoolers hosted by Chance, West said that he is going to move back to the city where he grew up and started his career.
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In a short clip, the two men claimed they were in the town for tourism, and that they may have been near Skripal's house by chance without realizing it, Reuters reported.
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They said they wanted to visit the island to determine what exactly was on there, and if by chance former President Bill Clinton or Epstein himself (who is dead) were there.
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A Critic's Notebook article on Monday about the Magnificent Coloring Day festival in Chicago, organized by Chance the Rapper, misidentified the point in the concert when people could first see him.
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Because some guests still stumble in by chance while others make reservations months ahead, the clientele is notably eclectic: bow hunters and backpackers, Paul Simon and Scarlett Johansson and Jamaica Kincaid .
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By chance, John Teixeira was in attendance Sunday, and Mark Teixeira was able to deliver to him the two home-run baseballs when they embraced in a hallway outside the clubhouse.
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They met yet again, by chance, in Manhattan in 1995, when she was sitting inside a Starbucks store and noticed him walking on the street and ran out to say hello.
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When I discovered the quaint town by chance on an early wintry evening in the 1980s, the men were just lonely workers, coming mostly from the central Mexican state of Guanajuato.
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In what may be the epitome of platonic 19th-century romance, she shared her walk schedule when they were both in Florence so they wouldn't run into each other by chance.
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On the Verge 6 Photos View Slide Show ' Like many great creative unions, the designers Mona Koochek and Tania Martins of the Toronto-based women's label Markoo met completely by chance.
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"There are now sufficient cases that it's not going to die out by chance," said Neil Ferguson, a public health expert at Imperial College London who has studied the new virus.
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Whether by chance or by plan is unclear, but he met the then-unknown Mr. Walton and told him that his store was the worst retail outlet he had ever seen.
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"If by chance he erred, and it were proven, I regret it as a father, but he'll have to pay the price for those actions we can't accept," he told Bloomberg.
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Anchoring the middle is BIT-O-HONEY crossing with BEEHIVE, which was a fun pairing and came by chance after playing around with a number of different (and ultimately disappointing) options.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Loren Rhoads, author of 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die, out now from Black Dog & Leventhal, had her first transporting cemetery encounter by chance.
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Genetic drift refers to the fact that some people leave behind more descendants (and therefore more genes) than others just by chance and not necessarily because they are healthier or better survivors.
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It could possibly occur in two consecutive winters by chance—and that, coupled with the cultural expectation [of seasonal affective disorder] could be enough to convince someone that their depression is seasonal.
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A source had initially told The Daily Beast in October that Paddock rented multiple condos at The Ogden over-looking the concert, which was being headlined by Chance the Rapper and Lorde.
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Such things often happen by chance, making them easy to conceal and allowing players to rationalise their actions as victimless crimes, rather than frauds against fans, punters and their unsuspecting team-mates.
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By chance, he ran across Forsyth County Animal Control's Houses for Hounds program, which coordinates with multiple animal welfare groups to provide free dog houses to lower income residents in the area.
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Ms. Huang encountered Mr. Hong by chance, in line at a grocery store in Park Slope one day in the early 1980s, and showed a flash of kindness to the old man.
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As each one of these movies hit theaters — although some I discovered by chance through late-night iTunes rentals and long airplane flights — they acted as a notch in my comedy bedpost.
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The public playlist, called "#AAMAM - All Time Favorites," features tracks by Chance the Rapper, Erykah Badu, Beyoncé, and Jidenna, as well as iconic throwbacks from Ray Charles, Billie Holiday, and Aretha Franklin.
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One poem, "By Chance the Cycladic People," is apparently deconstructed and reassembled out of order—perhaps by the aforementioned randomizer—with numerical clues left that point to a more intellectually logical progression.
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Rae Sremmurd, "By Chance" I didn't write about every major album while here at The Verge, and some of the ones I missed for one reason or another ended up becoming favorites.
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To the credit of the musicians, a first-time listener could only guess at the processes governed by chance and those written into the score: The music always sounded confident and purposeful.
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This somber stewardship came about largely by chance: Halifax happened to be the closest major port with good rail connections when the ship sank, 700 nautical miles away in the North Atlantic.
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In "Look at Me," my favorite (thus far) of her novels, a woman who works at a research library is quite by chance taken up — then summarily dropped by — a fashionable couple.
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It's fitting that the story of love Collins builds in this world is one that must pass through the violence of binding — and that it survives this violence almost entirely by chance.
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If you board in a wheelchair, you leave in one, and if, by chance, something truly remarkable happened between Boston and Denver, the American Medical Association would love to hear about it.
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If the results are too unusual to have happened by chance—at least, not more than one time out of twenty—you have reason to think that your hypothesis has been vindicated.
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A scar the size of a penny marks the skin below Daniella's left eye — it's a reminder of the bullets that struck her by chance during a protest in her native Guatemala.
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And then by chance, I met Michael Palmieri in Bali in the fall of 2014, and he told me this incredible story about how he had gone in and out of Borneo.
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Over the years, the fraud grew beyond his circle as he found other conspirators, usually by chance — which made them more difficult to pin down during the F.B.I.'s investigation years later.
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By chance, that organization came into possession of Bach's copy of Abraham Calov's three-volume edition of the Bible, which contains Luther's translation of the Bible alongside commentaries by Luther and Calov.
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This lack of wires makes their job particularly difficult in this situation where there are no local telephones and no way to get in touch with sources other than by chance encounters.
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But his reputation as woodworker to New York's literary circle is at least somewhat coincidental: Roughly half of the people who contact him, like Chernow, find him by chance on the internet.
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Each time I was going there as a model, I wouldn't get booked, but once Karl was in the entrance by chance and told me, 'Oh finally, you come to see me!
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However, that still posed the risk that purely by chance, the party would end up with one "kids' table" debate and one debate with most or all of the top-tier candidates.
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I ended up finding these Keds Low Cut Non-Slip Liner Socks by chance, after a friend said she wore these with her sneakers in the summer to avoid VSL (Visible Sock Lines).
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You might remember the phrase "standard deviations," or "sigmas," a threshold that physicists use to determine how unlikely it is that their measurement would have happened by chance if their hypothesis were false.
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The film follows the relationship between Harbour's other son, Will (Jason Segel), a troubled sceptic of his father's discovery, and Isla (Rooney Mara), a traumatised woman he meets by chance on a ferry.
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But he took a philosophical lesson from the whole saga: If you do something often enough — like recording 200,000 words into a microphone — then, eventually, an extremely unlikely event will happen by chance.
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The deal under discussion would be similar to a supply and marketing arrangement BP struck with NARL Refining for the 115,000-bpd Come by Chance refinery in Newfoundland, one of the sources said.
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The clip, shot by chance during a Guajajara group hunting trip, is part of a documentary on the Awa, "Ka'a Zar Ukize Wa – Forest Keepers in Danger," premiering on Tuesday in Sao Paulo.
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By the 20th century, Plumbe's legacy was mostly lost, and it was only by chance, in 1972, that collector Michael Kessler found a series of his daguerreotypes at a San Francisco flea market.
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The Griffins met by chance, 50 years ago this week, on the way to the iconic music festival when Judy's car broke down, and Jerry and his friends happened to see her hitchhiking.
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Of course, this might be a mix of wishful thinking and off-target speculation, and Waiti is there in his role as director with a microphone in front of him purely by chance.
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You can either go through the motions of your office job and hope to discover something by chance, actively search through offices for clues, or tease information out of sources in the hallways.
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After being able to meet with the "top guy" (Bederson) when his scheduled surgery was delayed, they were, by chance, in the area when Mount Sinai senior physician assistant Leslie Schlachter urgently called.
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There are a handful of young volunteers, including a bubbly 24-year-old named Chiane Matthews, who by chance stopped by the building last spring and had been returning almost every day since.
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New York-based SilverPeak Financial Partners bought the 115,000-barrel-per-day refinery in Come-by-Chance from South Korea's oil company, Korea National Oil Corp, for an undisclosed price in November 2014.
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The deal under discussion would be similar to a supply and marketing arrangement BP struck with NARL Refining for the 115,000-bpd Come By Chance refinery in Newfoundland, one of the people said.
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At OpenMike, an event for Chicago high schoolers hosted by Chance the Rapper, West said that he is going to move back to the city where he grew up and started his career.
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And if by chance you need an X-Ray or MRI, Elizabeth M. Hecht of Presbyterian Hospital in New York City—rated one of New York Magazine's Best Doctors—is your best bet.
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"Everyone was just crying," It was a sweet ending to the mission Kardashian said she joined after seeing a story by chance about Johnson's case on her Twitter feed about seven months ago.
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"Blue Jay," Alex Lehmann's amiable black-and-white film about ex-lovers who meet by chance two decades after breaking up, has the inestimable benefit of Sarah Paulson's emotional electricity zapping through it.
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Ye was back in Chicago this weekend, and on Saturday, he took his son, Saint, back to the famous Sugar Factory where he was also joined by Chance and his own daughter, Kensli.
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Either by chance (or by looking up a walkthrough), players will encounter a character who invites them to touch a torn painting, transporting them to a land of wolves and Viking-inspired henchmen.
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Quite by chance, St.-Laurent-du-Var also happened to be the town in which, three days earlier, a 31-year-old Tunisian named Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel had rented a big refrigerated truck.
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He recalls being at the opera at the start of February, when very few people had been infected in Munich, and approaching the German Minister of Health, who he saw there by chance.
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By chance, another less established rap crew called Allight are filming their own music video when I visit, spitting out lyrics for the cameras as elderly locals sip tea and play mahjong nearby.
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Ms. Prioul is alternately poised, defiant and tearful in her video, as she describes how she met Mr. Lamjarred by chance at a club in Paris, when he invited her to his table.
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"The process of bringing these two artists together, initiated almost by chance, adapted naturally to the evolution of Anselm Kiefer's creation," Catherine Chevillot, the director of the Musée Rodin, said in a statement.
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In their submission, the couple wrote of their meeting: "By chance, we were assigned as dissection partners in gross anatomy, and thus spent countless hours together over the first several months of school."
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The oil company demanded, through arbitration, $110 million from the private equity-backed NARL Refining for its alleged failure to properly manage and maximize profits from the Come-by-Chance plant in Newfoundland.
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As members of the Boilermakers Local 203 union, they all work together at the Come By Chance Oil Refinery, located in a town with a population of 228 people in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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The former VH1 star -- who went by Chance on "I Love New York" and "Real Chance of Love" -- is developing a new dating show with his former producers, Scott Teti and Matt Odgers.
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As for the Twilight Awards, Chance mentioned that the event will host plenty of live performances — with a set by Chance, presumably — and will be hosted by America's favorite late-night personality, James Corden.
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Watts came to studying Russian cyber meddling almost by chance, when he noticed a pattern of social media trolls attacking him online for a 2014 article he wrote about Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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It's dumb to invest one's hopes and dreams into a single game, especially in a sport like football that is so often decided by chance, and yet, what else are we supposed to do?
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Having experienced the consequences of overpopulation and limited resources, he sees it as an act of mercy: an indiscriminate killing of young and old, rich and poor, decided in a single second by chance.
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However, the Supreme Court has explicitly, and correctly, concluded that a one-off outcome like the 21812 percent example cannot be used to prove a gerrymander, because such an outcome could occur by chance.
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This show was on display, by chance or intention, during the celebration of Dia de Muertos, the annual Mexican celebration of beloved and departed family members (and others felt to be close in spirit).
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The use of polonium not only consigned Mr Litvinenko to a prolonged and painful death (the rarity of the poison meant it was identified only by chance in the last hours of his life).
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If by chance — and it really is chance — we spot one of these space rocks seven to 10 years out from collision, it would be possible to launch a mission to deflect the impact.
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Prince had previously told lawmakers and the press that his meeting with Kirill Dmitriev, a Russian official close with Russian President Vladimir Putin, happened by chance and was not set up ahead of time.
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Cancer, in which a genetic glitch causes cells to grow out of control, is generally thought to be caused by chance, exposure to toxic chemicals, or as a consequence of unhealthy behaviors like smoking.
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To the Kremlin, Mr. Yushchenko was a United States agent, simply because he had an American wife who worked for the United States Treasury and whom he had met by chance on a plane.
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"Between the Blocks" began by chance: In 2013, the photographer Anna Liminowicz was visiting a friend in Gdansk, Poland, who was to be her subject for a photography assignment at the University of Warsaw.
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"By chance, the airport in the north, the French airport, has not been hit too much, so we are going to be able to land helicopters and then planes," he said of St. Martin.
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These types of studies are the gold standard in medicine, in which participants are divided by chance, and neither the subject nor the investigator knows which group is taking the placebo or the medication.
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But Senator Packwood and I were stuck by chance in Oregon campaigning — he for re-election and I for the Democratic candidate for governor — and fog made us miss our flight back to Washington.
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You have to wonder whether Mac Orlan kept them there by chance, or perhaps as a playful critique of the sexist treatise, or perhaps to keep his collection away from judging eyes at the time.
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This was the inaugural year for the Meadows Festival, also headlined by Chance the Rapper and J. Cole, which was created after West's set at the 2015 Governors Ball was cancelled due to bad weather.
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The reference to a 16th-century altarpiece is not by chance: artist Carla Gannis began her career as a painter, and this work feels oddly flat and non-perspectival, despite being derived from actual photographs.
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Another favorite of mine is "The Merry-Go-World or Begat by Chance and the Wonder Horse Trigger" (1991–94), which has a menagerie of broken patchwork animals, like a giraffe with crutches for legs.
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The following anecdotes prove that yes, it is still possible to meet your future lover by chance, whether in line or at a bar or on the sidewalk or through that athletic team you joined.
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He reanalyzed the data in a way he thought would be more accurate, and found the P-value, a number that shows how likely the result could have been gotten by chance, was way higher.
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While her story as one of the greatest athlete's of all time has long been underway, her love story with Ohanian began a little over two years ago when they met by chance in Rome.
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When Dr. Wen's mother was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer, she stumbled upon websites stating that her mom's oncologist had been paid by the same drug companies that made her chemotherapy drugs by chance.
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"There are almost certainly more out there," he said, noting that the nodosaur mummy was discovered by chance by a heavy equipment operator, who was excavating in an Alberta mine for the energy company Suncor.
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While addressing a crowd at OpenMike, an event for Chicago high schoolers hosted by Chance the Rapper, the Yeezy mastermind said that he planned to return to make a permanent return to the Windy City.
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By chance, Patrick "Tree" Miller, a friend from our UCSB bike club, Kroozer $kid Nation, now works as the road R&D technician for Specialized, a top-tier bike company based in California's Bay Area.
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" He then adds, "Come watch TV." This passage echoes a passage from Jean-Paul Sartre's 1938 novel La Nausée: "Every existing thing is born without reason, prolongs itself out of weakness, and dies by chance.
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The choice for the real-life location of this NATO center was hardly by chance, for Estonia, in 2007, was itself the target of the largest offensive cyber-attack ever mounted against a NATO member.
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Patty Ris, the woman who had been choking, said in one of the videos that she found herself by chance at Dr. Heimlich's table in the dining hall of Deupree House, the senior residence home.
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He broke into show business by chance, when he escorted an actress to a rehearsal for a play and ended up with a part for himself, filling in for an actor who had fallen ill.
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While Stan now professes to being "obsessed" with acting, it was not an immediate passion for him: He came across it by chance a few years after moving to the U.S. from his native Romania.
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The high-stakes process remains largely based on trust: Very little is done in the way of fact-checking, and on the few occasions officials do catch outright lies, they often do so by chance.
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While this weekend's episode, which was hosted by Chance the Rapper and featured a musical performance by Eminem, took its time in getting to the subject, the show did eventually make clear where it stood.
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It wasn't that astrology was going to influence the impact of aspirin; it was that, just by chance, the number of people for whom aspirin works will be greater in some groups than in others.
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Some of the American investigators doubted Bayoumi's testimony: He insisted that he had met Hazmi and Mihdhar only by chance, had no idea they were militants and he was just being hospitable in helping them.
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After the Soviet collapse in 1991 ushered in 10 years of destabilizing westernizing reform, another autocratic leader who took power by chance succeeded in consolidating it by returning the country to its longstanding political roots.
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The Chanel deal came together by chance: The fashion house was considering purchasing a bankrupt Calais lace company called Codentel, which has long been a supplier for Erès, the Chanel-owned lingerie and swimwear brand.
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In a cabin for four, Patrik Brunnberg and Anton Dimitrov, both 1183 and longtime friends from Stockholm, became bunkmates by chance with their countrymen Claes Hedlund and Orejan Jonsson, both 2118 and teachers from Goteborg.
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Still, even if you aren't number one, there's some thrill in the chase: "If you don't know about it and stumble across it by chance, you will be delighted because something unexpected was unveiled," Castleman says.
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Jules contacted me to ask if by chance I had a 3D model of a duck vagina, and having just made one, I sent it to him so he could try out developing this VR app.
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I went in search of Rocinha's low-budget Hollywood scene after meeting American filmmaker Alan Hofmanis by chance at a traditional Rio de Janeiro fast-food style chicken restaurant in the bustling tourist neighborhood of Copacabana.
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But after the critical and commercial success of Coloring Book — and a helpful call out by Chance on "Ultralight Beam" — the Recording Academy changed its rules to allow albums that are streaming exclusively to be considered.
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"Most people find us by chance, often tourists visiting Madrid for the weekend," he explains, stressing his preference for connecting with his customers in person rather than through social media or the shop's largely neglected website.
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It's not by chance that your president has been elected by Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan, while our Rust Belt, in the north of France, has elected five or six members of Parliament on the far-right.
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While the 1979 Revolution ended many dancers' careers, it did create unusual opportunities for people like Nassrin*, a young dancer who has—almost by chance—become one of the only suppliers of dance shoes in Tehran.
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Names like Evander Holyfield, Pernell Whitaker, Meldrick Taylor, Mark Breland, Lennox Lewis, and Fernando Vargas had all passed through Duva's hands at one point of their careers, and that sort of resume doesn't happen by chance.
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Fred Bierman, a design director for the newspaper, began to explore giving the series a home in print after reading through the video transcripts by chance, and he recruited Ms. Safié and me for the task.
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I sensed potential trouble when I stumbled upon it by chance over the summer, but the idea that the justices would actually grant it seemed so far-fetched that I put it out of my mind.
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The project came about by chance when Howard discussed his work reproducing the vocal tracts of living humans with a former co-worker, and co-author of this paper, John Schofield from the University of York.
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"Show Me Love" is an elegant and simple song about being kind to people and it is only made better by Chance the Rapper bounding around in a teddy bear sweatshirt and rapping about love and goodness.
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When the restaurant owner also died, samples were sent to South Africa's National Institute of Communicable Diseases, where technicians who had been told about the vaccination papers only ran a yellow fever test "by chance", Agudelo said.
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He was among two dozen Metropole guests touring an underground air raid bunker at the hotel used during the Vietnam War that was rediscovered by chance in 2011 while the hotel was renovating its poolside Bamboo bar.
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In First Cow, she tells a story of two men on the Western frontier (played by John Magaro and Orion Lee) who encounter one another by chance under dire circumstances and become fast friends and business partners.
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Prince, who founded the private security company formerly known as Blackwater, today known as Academi, had testified before the House Intelligence Committee that the meeting was by chance and had been set up by a UAE official.
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Purely by chance the A-100 and Analogue Systems' RS Integrator System 1 were both "3U" in height (based on the 19″ rack standard), shunning the larger and more expensive "5U" design of most existing modular systems.
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The entrance-exit polls do not weight the sample by Hispanic origin, so it cannot correct for the possibility that young Hispanic voters were particularly likely to respond — whether just by chance or because of an underlying bias.
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"The goal of the NBA Academy Africa is to create a more direct path for young people who have talent so that their future is not determined by chance," Amadou Gallo Fall told reporters in Senegal's capital Dakar.
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"We might imagine that whales just gradually got bigger over time, as if by chance, and perhaps that could explain how these whales became so massive," Graham Slater, a co-author on the study, said in a statement.
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Great battles are often won not by genius strategizing but by chance events: a freak storm destroys a fleet of warships; an absentminded soldier loses crucial battle plans; a general falls ill on the eve of a campaign.
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Having paid less than any other buyer of the plant, Amin and Shear wanted to use Come By Chance as a linchpin for later purchases of other fuel shipping infrastructure globally, or to sell quickly at a profit.
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The House of Magic, Drake's altar to the strange, filled with trinkets, collectables, and a chintzy basement featuring zip-wire floating heads (a direct jab at the expensive organized terror of the London Dungeon), came about by chance.
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The difference between the two measurements has a four-sigma confidence level, meaning the discrepancy is highly unlikely to be caused by chance, but it's not quite the ironclad proof required to demonstrate that something new is occurring.
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Assuming that the first names are equally common in North America in/around the year that the person was born, study participants should pick the correct name approximately 25 percent of the time—in other words, by chance.
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He homed in on Prince's meeting, in the Seychelles in January 2017, with a Russian banker who is reportedly close to President Vladimir Putin of Russia, an encounter Prince later told congressional officials took place purely by chance.
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In fact, it was Chance and Blige's set that particularly resonated with Mitchell: On her official website, a statement reads, "She had a good time and was particularly moved by Chance the Rapper and Mary J. Blige's performances."
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Why does "All Night" by Chance the Rapper, for instance, immediately conjure up the haze of weed smoke, the smell of sweat on skin and an impulsive desire to jump over the neighbour's fence and crash their barbecue?
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In Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Frank Capra brought an existential sweetness to the Senate, throwing the system into a reassuringly contained and inconsequential chaos as an unknown enters the system by chance (literally, through a coin toss).
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The company's deception was discovered only by chance when a nonprofit organization called the International Council on Clean Transportation gave a grant to researchers from West Virginia University to test emissions when the cars were on the road.
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David Hand, a mathematics professor from Imperial College London, told the BBC that while some feel as though such coincidences could not just happen by chance, people are generally more alert to things that are currently occupying them.
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It seemed King's attempt at a gameday joke had, by chance, brought out the best in strangers who harnessed the most wholesome elements of the internet to make a meaningful, generous impact on those who needed it most.
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By creating a repository of colored index cards with some simple instructions, she invited library patrons to create their own skein of knowledge, partially by chance, as they followed the instructions interspersed throughout the library's collections and stacks.
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They found their answer to that question last year when Rid learned by chance about the role that Hedges' company played in the attacks, after the company's name got exposed in a government document that was poorly redacted.
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Yet Lil Wayne has proved vital in 2016, sounding renewed in a torrent of collaborations, including his work with 2 Chainz in the duo Collegrove, and in scene-stealing appearances on songs by Chance the Rapper and Solange.
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Almost by chance, I also had the opportunity to try a series of Madeiras at the Beatrice Inn in Greenwich Village, which is putting together a collection of Madeiras to pair with its chef Angie Mar's Dickensian cooking.
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Mr. Paulson, an amateur player, told Chess News in 2012 that he won the contract after encountering the federation's president, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, by chance and persuading him that marketing the tournaments more effectively could generate millions of dollars.
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If, by chance, someone has never heard of either of the actress OLIVIA MUNN and the character DANA SCULLY in the upper right of our grid, be gentle when cluing the Across entries, like where MUNN crosses NYE.
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By chance, Brown had a friend whose sister knew one of the co-leads of the NYC-based office of the 9/11 Commission, a bipartisan group of officials Congress tasked to investigate the circumstances surrounding the attacks.
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She was so dedicated to her role that her family rarely were able to see her, but by chance around a year before her death saw her passing in a vehicle in the Afrin streets and flagged her down.
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"We know that in the last few years there have been designer steroids like THG that have only been discovered by chance, so it's reasonable to assume that there are other things out there like it," Miah told Gizmodo.
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The partners, former traders Neal Shear and Kaushik Amin, sought to sell the 130,000 barrel-per-day refinery in Come By Chance, Newfoundland last year to privately held Canadian refiner Irving Oil, which was seen as the leading bidder.
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After its founders met by chance in a class (an entrepreneurship class that their peers and teachers pushed them into taking), they decided to work out a deal with the school to turn Lixin's work into a commercial project.
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Her remains were found in July in a forest some 150 km (95 miles) from the city of Eisenach where Boehnhardt and gang-mate Uwe Mundlos committed suicide in 2011 after police discovered their three-member cell by chance.
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He walked into Legends not long ago and, by chance, Guy was onstage, singing "Drowning on Dry Land," an Albert King hit from 1969: A cloud of dust just came over me, I think I'm drowning on dry land .
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Coates has attained an exalted perch, the rare public intellectual whose reach extends from the ivory tower to the street, hailed by Toni Morrison as the heir to James Baldwin, shouted out by Chance the Rapper on a mixtape.
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" Ermold says he was expecting to file the paperwork with one of the other clerks on Wednesday, but by chance turned in his papers to Davis herself, a situation he describes as "very tense," despite Davis acting "very nice.
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It said Thailand became involved "by chance" after a police bureau that handles Interpol matters in Australia notified Thai authorities that Araibi had boarded a flight to Bangkok and was the subject of a "red notice" initiated by Bahrain.
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Essentially, these quasi-natural experiments allow the researchers to isolate the effect of the candidate's ideology and compare the general election outcomes across districts that got one type of candidate (nearly by chance) with districts that got the other.
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He smiled because the phrase "intelligent design" usually refers to the anti-Darwinian theory that the universe, with all its intricacies and variations, is too complex to have arisen by chance—that there had to be a guiding hand.
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"In fact, she never mentioned her father's name to us either, we found it by chance in an old document she gave us," said Ghosh, who works with the Human Rights Law Network, a collective that provides legal aid.
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On the glorious "Ultra Light Beams," West is joined by Chance the Rapper, The-Dream, and Kelly Price, who help him try to keep the faith: "This is a God dream / This is everything / This is everything," West sings.
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It was about people from different walks of life thrown together by chance; it was about harmony and dissonance (that's what Mixed Company called it whenever we sang off key), and eventually, because it was a Broadway musical, resolution.
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By chance, the son of the family, Ki-woo, is visited by a former classmate, Min, who is quitting his gig as an English tutor to a wealthy schoolgirl to study abroad and wants Ki-woo to take over.
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The 2 precincts could overrepresent an unrepresented group — imagine if a New York exit poll, by chance, included two Orthodox Jewish precincts in Brooklyn and showed a Republican ahead among Jewish voters — or completely miss a small, geographically concentrated group.
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When Barrett Brown was arrested in his home by FBI agents in 2012—a moment captured by chance in a public videochat streamed to his fans and haters alike—the hacker group Anonymous was an online force to be reckoned with.
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In making the discovery, the archaeologists solved a decades-old mystery relating to why a precious bronze statue of the Akkadian god-king Naram-Sin was discovered at the site by chance in 1975 during the building of a highway.
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NARL Refining is embroiled in an arbitration dispute with BP that involves allegations that the oil major was providing crude oil at the company's Come-By-Chance refinery in Newfoundland, Canada, that helped BP's profits but hurt the refinery's equipment.
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While these early-20th-century poets clearly reveled in new freedoms of form and expression, the writing sometimes veers into self-indulgent romanticism ("I am a patch of cloud in the sky / Casting by chance a shadow on your heart").
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One man who came told a story of meeting Rosemary purely by chance, how he would see her running near the hospital on his lunch break and they would exchange pleasantries until, one day, he had his dog with him.
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The first time I heard Savage Master, it was by chance; they were opening for heavy metal heroes Christian Mistress and High Spirits at Brooklyn's Saint Vitus Bar, and for once, I'd actually showed up early enough to catch the openers.
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"Only representatives of the 'White Helmets' organization close to the Nusra Front who, as always, found themselves at the right time in the right place by chance with their video cameras can answer who did this and why," said Konashenkov.
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In the year through March, for instance, in a universe of 153,938 funds, 19 or 20 in the group with the 10 percent fewest holdings should be in the top 10 percent of returns, strictly by chance, but 26 were.
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Another song on the list indicated the president's continued attachment to his adopted hometown and life there, as he picked one by Chance the Rapper, a hip-hop star from Chicago with a commitment to social issues, especially ending gun violence.
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Diamond met him by chance on a beach, the two walked together for an hour, and Yali—with a "penetrating glance of his flashing eyes"—asked a big question: Why did whites have so much and New Guineans so little?
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Although Hughes and Hurston had crossed paths a few times in New York, they met in Alabama entirely by chance: when he got off the train at the M. & O. Railroad Terminal, Hurston happened to be walking down the street.
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Astronomers including Dr. Nimmo and Mr. Keane noticed that the left side of the bright heart, named Sputnik Planitia, is almost exactly on the side opposite from Charon, and it did not seem likely that it ended up there by chance.
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The authors of the critique argued that it would have been better to focus on one measure: How many of the retests would be expected to fail by chance, given the variations, like design differences, introduced by mounting the retests?
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It seemed as though Kisenosato would forever be remembered as a man who owned all the technical skill and physical ability of a yokozuna but who always fell at the last hurdle, be it by chance or by mental collapse.
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Though the state government has begun building a number of tourist rest houses throughout the valley, most were not yet completed, so we often stayed with families whom we encountered by chance, just as I had done 10 years earlier.
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In 2017, Gunn rediscovered Kanenobu by chance when he heard an interview with her on WFMU radio in New York City, where he's based; ultimately, a mutual friend connected the two musicians and a creative relationship flourished by text message.
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" Hagedorn, who was elected in 2018, noted that the cancer was discovered by chance and that he received the shocking diagnosis "exactly two months after marrying my wife, Jennifer, and just six weeks into my job as the First District's Congressman.
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Yet most patients in America don't realize their pharmacist has this expertise—and if, by chance, they do ask for their pharmacists for help, patients discover the pharmacist is too busy filling prescriptions to take the time for a longer conversation.
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In a New York magazine piece in June and a book published the next month, Carroll said she and Trump met by chance, chatted and went to the lingerie department for Trump to pick out a gift for an unidentified woman.
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Not only was the first session Georgieva took part in as managing director titled "Women, Work and Leadership" (and "not by chance" she told attendees), there has been an assortment of IMF presentations and panels dedicated to promoting women's opportunities.
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Waiting outside before the show were some audience members who traveled internationally — Mexico City, Tel Aviv, Stockholm — and some who just took the 1 train; some who planned their trips intentionally around "Mary" and some who were in town by chance.
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The prosecutor in the case, Abdeslam Imani, has said that the charges had nothing to do with Ms. Raissouni's journalism, and that she was caught by chance because the gynecologist's office was under surveillance on suspicion of performing illegal abortions.
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Clearly, the main thing keeping her alive was the showrunners' determination to fascinate us with the process of her maturation, but from our own lives we know that the wish to see someone grow and thrive can be thwarted by chance.
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It was only by chance that residents of Urdoma, 2500 miles northeast of Moscow, learned last year of an enormous landfill project nearby, when two local hunters stumbled onto workers felling lofty pine and birch trees to make way for it.
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There's a New York native who was hired (and later fired) by Mr. Emanuel to lead the Chicago Police Department; a former leader of the Chicago public schools; a community activist endorsed by Chance the Rapper; and on and on.
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"The bedrock of this mountain range was laminated shales and sandstone, which are not extremely resistant to start with," said Dr. Thompson, who was not a part of the study but by chance was in Tibet when the first glacier collapsed.
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A 40-yard field goal by Chance Poore rounded out the first-half scoring for Kentucky, with Eastern Michigan (1-1) getting on the board with a 24-yard field goal by Chad Ryland less than two minutes before halftime.
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You're always changing, Aquarius… but that doesn't mean you're a stranger to yourself, and if, by chance, during this very sensitive time, you're feeling disconnected from yourself, make time to get reacquainted by journaling, meditating, or speaking with trusted friends or counselors.
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If a bacterium swims dependably toward the left or the right when there is a food source in that direction, it is better adapted, and will flourish more, than one that swims in random directions and so only finds the food by chance.
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Mr Birkenfeld, who now speaks out against the economic damage done by offshore malfeasance, spilled the beans because he discovered by chance that his superiors had drawn up documents that left managers like himself exposed to prosecution while covering their own backs.
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Researchers tinker with their experimental methods as they conduct experiments, thinking they're honing in on the "right" way to find the effect they're interested in, when in fact they're just upping the odds that they'll find a statistically significant effect by chance.
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Rod Stewart and his wife Rachel Hunter were staying there at the hotel and happened to come in by chance, and it became exciting because that celebrity client and his wife continued to have services with me every time they were in town.
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Speaking with The New York Times, the 47-year-old — who said these days she officially goes by Tonya Price — talked about her new life with her son Gordon and husband Joe Price, who, she met by chance at a restaurant in Washington.
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The team observed the globular cluster NGC 6656 for seven nights between 2015 and 2017 using an instrument called MUSE attached to the Very Large Telescope in Chile, as part of an ongoing survey, during which they found the nova remnant by chance.
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Hired by chance after the Trump campaign Googled "teleprompters" and the company he worked for in New York came up, Perez has become the one person Trump trusts to manage his oratorical acrobatics, embellishments and ad-libs during even the most scripted appearances.
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This is especially the case in small populations as they "will lose genetic diversity just by chance as individuals carrying rare forms of a gene die or fail to reproduce," Faith Walker, who researches wildlife genetics at Northern Arizona University, said over email.
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In Up in Smoke, Cheech and Chong meet by chance, become fast friends, and lament the fact that no one in town has any smoke to sell, even as they unknowingly drive a van made of pure cannabis across the border from Tijuana.
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It was by chance that my friend Megan sent me a link to an article praising Marie Kondo's The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, the enormously popular book on — you guessed it — tidying up, as told by Japan's Queen of Decluttering.
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Although comparable to classic early '70s downers like "Chinatown" and "The Long Goodbye," this story of three post-hippie losers drawn by chance and paranoia into a sordid murder mystery was born too late and has never gotten the recognition it deserves.
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He scratched his chin, Then named a woman whose flaking shingle style Is eight down from mine, a woman I've known, Good God, for decades, who's now by chance assigned To be playing second harp at the stand right next To mine.
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Since it is known that these seriously ill cancer patients will die, if they are given an experimental drug and then have a "durable response" -- their tumors shrink; they live longer than expected -- researchers know that "this wouldn't happen by chance," Woodcock said.
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If you ask everyone in the stadium a bunch of questions, you might, by chance, see a pattern emerge, such as a cluster of people standing in line for the bathroom who love pistachio ice cream and skipped a grade in school.
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What in the World An hour's drive from the town of Come By Chance, past Spread Eagle Island, there is a large green traffic sign that often functions as its very own destination: "Dildo," the sign proclaims, with an arrow pointing straight ahead.
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By chance, we had plucked the Deauville from an office fridge at Fromagerie de la Houssaye, a small producer outside Boissey on a dirt road that was much too narrow to accommodate both my Opel rental and a steel tanker truck transporting milk.
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In examining these factors, scientists are deeply skeptical: We start with the assumption that each condition arose by chance, and then require a very heavy burden of proof to reject that assumption (analogous to the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard in criminal cases).
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I study the schedule, determine what titles I absolutely, unequivocally need to watch, but sometimes I just go with the flow, wandering by chance into one of festival's many theaters or tagging along with friend I haven't seen since our last Toronto.
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Who knows, maybe he will change his mind if the American Embassy, by chance yet in keeping with its ecumenical mission, manages to persuade a few of the Republic's ministers to participate in an iftar after obediently listening to the sunset prayer.
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His schemes often entangle, by chance or by choice, an array of accomplices, enablers, observers and victims — many of whom will need to be heard from as House members begin investigating the Ukraine scandal as part of the impeachment inquiry announced last week.
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Hired by chance after the Trump campaign Googled 'teleprompters' and the company he worked for in New York came up, Perez has become the one person Trump trusts to manage his oratory acrobatics, embellishments and ad-libs during even the most scripted appearances.
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" When asked in Davos about the case involving his son, Mr. Bolsonaro told Bloomberg, "If by chance he erred and it were proven, I regret it as a father, but he'll have to pay the price for those actions we can't accept.
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Along the way, they unexpectedly defined a generation (acid house) with an album (Screamadelica) that came to them by chance (an Andrew Weatherall remix), and set them on course to continually reinvent their sound and surprise their fans with each subsequent album.
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