That part is coincidental, of course — but my home?
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"The correlation could turn out to be coincidental," Takada said.
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In Henrik's case, however the resemblance isn't coincidental — it's genetic.
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The fact that they were evil was, well, purely coincidental.
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The timing of those twin pronouncements was almost assuredly coincidental.
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None of it is coincidental; their careers depend on it.
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Yet any similarities, Silva notes in a foreword, are coincidental.
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The timing of these CEO departures is, of course, coincidental.
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The connection between his reality, and the facts, is coincidental.
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But the timing of his efforts looked more than coincidental.
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But the timing of the anti-Mueller push is not coincidental.
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Actually, Chyna's due any day now, so the timing is coincidental.
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The idea of the George Costanza theme, however, was largely coincidental.
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Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
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The timing may be coincidental, but it neatly underscores China's predicament.
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The timing of Mr. Tillerson's departure, officials said, was not coincidental.
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Though one administration official said it may have merely been coincidental.
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Any resemblance to fictional characters, dead or alive, is entirely coincidental.
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Time allowed for coincidental occurrences, including: Some stakeholders speculated whether Sen.
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But the past few years — gee, wonder if the timing's coincidental?
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The timing of the attacks is unlikely to have been coincidental.
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It's a pretty significant change, and probably not a coincidental one.
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"It is frustratingly coincidental, this one," admits Mudhoney guitarist Steve Turner.
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Given the video that was just leaked this hardly seems coincidental.
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KW: It seems a little coincidental we're both part of it.
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But she claimed her friendships with Assange and Putin are coincidental.
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But these are no coincidental casualties -- a calculated plan is unfolding.
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But the correlation has been coincidental and related to specific factors.
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"Any resemblance to real life is strictly coincidental and completely intentional."
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Two administration officials said the timing of the replacement was coincidental.
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Administration officials said the timing was coincidental, according to the Times.
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Greene said the timing of Google's cloud money announcement was coincidental.
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I cite three Bloomberg View columnists today, and that's not coincidental.
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The similarity in strategies and tactics [between the industries] was not coincidental.
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However, the timing with regard to Screen Time's launch could be coincidental.
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Ms. Conti-Cook said the timing of Mr. An's suit was coincidental.
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"It's sadly and unfortunately coincidental," defense attorney Michael Salnick told the paper.
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A government official said on Monday that the timing was purely coincidental.
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But the Sleeping Giants spokesperson told Vox the similarities are purely coincidental.
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Fletcher said the timing of Hakstol's firing and Hart's promotion was coincidental.
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Posthumous books almost always feel half-formed, coincidental, unpublished for a reason.
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Any similarities to living heads of state are probably not just coincidental.
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OTTAWA — The timing was coincidental, but the meeting had a new urgency.
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These days, any relationship between White House statements and accuracy seems coincidental.
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But the way I ended up on "Atlanta" was just purely coincidental.
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The fire references are coincidental; I guess fires just make good stories!
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The big picture: The stark change in the league's positioning isn't coincidental.
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Pence told CBS' Dickerson the timing of Flynn's conversation with Kislyak "strictly coincidental."
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Investigators believe his appearance was merely coincidental to the gunfire reports, Pedregon said.
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Instead of using irony or ironic, just say sarcastic, or funny, or coincidental.
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"It's not coincidental that we think they're a great investment partner," he said.
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That Yale is also one of America's most prestigious universities is not coincidental.
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What remains firmly on the ground is the coincidental timing of the fight.
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The second trend line is parallel to the first but this is coincidental.
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The timing of the Fed's decision appears, to me, to be purely coincidental.
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Instead, many are framing it as if it could have been merely coincidental.
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But it's simply too coincidental to not at least engage in rampant speculation.
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And it's very coincidental, that all these things would happen around election time.
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It seems unlikely that the simultaneous timing of the two events was coincidental.
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But any connection to a backwoods Gucci is purely coincidental, Ms. Hoffman said.
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If you break your leg the day before a ski trip, that's coincidental.
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Johnson argued Thursday the "timing of this is coincidental" with the presidential race.
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Some of the teaching stations conveyed coincidental occurrences or related facts about Durango.
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A tragic day has been turned into a joyous — and very coincidental — occasion.
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The timing was not coincidental the next time Secret talked about the issue.
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The fact that her husband had just been talking about it was coincidental.
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This was mainly coincidental: Alabama earned statehood before the Florida territory was annexed.
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The timing was not coincidental the next time Secret talked about the issue.
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The similarities between her own romance and her protagonist's, however, are coincidental, Riley said.
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He just happened to share my Sephardic background, which was totally coincidental and serendipitous.
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"We didn't expect to be the first couple, it's coincidental," Edwards told The Guardian.
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Which works out to a 1 in 4,835,703,278,458,516,698,824,704 chance that the similarity was coincidental.
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It&aposs unclear whether the call was merely a prank and the timing coincidental.
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Sometimes these animations are amazing – little coincidental gems that you never would've nabbed otherwise.
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Coincidental or not, the data certainly does illustrate a preference for the local carrier.
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While this might seem coincidental, it has been in the works for a year.
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"Just shows you how important Ohio is," Mr. Kaine said of the coincidental landings.
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It isn't coincidental that the president shares the tactic of disinformation with our attackers.
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The fact that she works as a video-game coder does not seem coincidental.
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After a shaky start this year, Watson recovered and won that tournament again. Coincidental?
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JERUSALEM — The timing was surely good for Israel, whether or not it was coincidental.
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"The timing is certainly not coincidental," said Jan Dawson, an analyst with Jackdaw Research.
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Facebook's timing in expanding the mid-roll ads for live videos is not coincidental.
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I thought it was coincidental that I dated only Jews from age 16 on.
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This statistic indicates the odds that the match is a coincidental or innocent match.
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The mayor's office insisted that the timing was coincidental and the decision not political.
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Right after taking just A TASTE (coincidental, I'm sure) you get to a POND.
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They don't cause each other; they just happen to be coincidental to each other.
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The timing, immediately after the call between Presidents Trump and Zelensky, was entirely coincidental.
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But it is also possible, maybe more than possible, that they are not coincidental.
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But they, like Pelosi, insisted the timing of the two announcements Tuesday was coincidental.
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A European diplomat in the Gulf said the timing of the deal appeared coincidental.
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There was no immediate indication that Tuesday's volume increases were anything other than coincidental.
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There, she searched for coincidental and humorous combinations of text in the card catalogues.
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This was not an opportunistic act or a coincidental kidnapping, but a strategically calculated one.
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While it doesn't call her out specifically, she felt like the timing was too coincidental.
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The chair, the color palette, the distant gaze, the body positioning — could it be coincidental?
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That Spacey reference was strictly coincidental, as the scene was filmed nearly two months ago.
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The automaker later said the decision was "coincidental" to the Trump tweets, according to Reuters.
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Sure, all of this outfit overlap could be coincidental rather than a calculated style move.
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And the timing of this, I think, is not coincidental, with Mueller then bringing one.
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While the timing of Kardashian's Snapchat selfie may seem questionable, it also could be coincidental.
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The Washington Post's editor suspected the colds were awfully coincidental, but Salinger refused to comment.
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However, whatever similarities between the titles are purely coincidental, according to both Demarco and Mitski.
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Ross said that his divestment from Navigator Holdings was pre-planned, making the timing coincidental.
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There are also sinister, if mostly coincidental, similarities between American and German technologies of death.
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To be sure, the clustering of shootings around such a grim date was entirely coincidental.
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It's possible that the baby's heart condition could have been coincidental to the marijuana exposure.
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The timing was probably coincidental, but it prompted accusations that the decisions were somehow linked.
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And the indicator's predictive ability could just be coincidental given that stocks rise most years.
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Josh Safdie said any similarities between her and the character were purely coincidental, at first.
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There is a coincidental link to the ethos of Al-Azzawi's art, and to Diego Rivera's.
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Probably not coincidental: Google finally showed off its own standalone headset, called Daydream, earlier this week.
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That Spacey is now facing accusations of serious sexual misconduct, Netflix assures us, is purely coincidental.
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And while Wada insists that the timing is coincidental, the motivations behind these moves are similar.
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Mr. Robertson's and Mr. Spletzer's effort to start ProMed in Vancouver may not have been coincidental.
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With his passing, did it signal a finish line in any way or was it coincidental?
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While the timing may be coincidental, it does end up stealing some of their competitors' thunder.
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Eventually, I pressed Harry on the coincidental timing between his site's launch and Kanye's album announcement.
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But Express Scripts, which currently counts Amazon as a customer, said the timing is purely coincidental.
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That all of these men have been accused of atrocities of their own is not coincidental.
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The timing of these latest claims from the president and his C.I.A. chief are hardly coincidental.
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The timing of the Justice Department's announcement, only hours after North Korea's missile test, appeared coincidental.
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I don't think it was purely coincidental that Sutil began working this way in 2009-2010.
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But the operation had nothing to do with the atrocity in Douma; its timing was coincidental.
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It is coincidental that the elections are going to be held in a few weeks' time.
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Although the timing was notable, even if coincidental, the news itself was less so in China.
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The timing, hard on the heels of a North Korean missile test (see article), is probably coincidental.
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It might seem like a coincidental encounter, but the truth is, the two are destined to meet.
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There is another coincidental overlap between Lu and Butterfield: both worked at Yahoo at the same time.
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The letter leaked last night, and the timing of Trump's praise for Samsung does not feel coincidental.
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Today is also the three-year anniversary of the Shake It Off announcement, which seems oddly coincidental.
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Similar to the coincidental premiere of Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale miniseries this spring, it's just good timing.
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But it's also not entirely coincidental that voters tend to make the same choices as party leaders.
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Stephen Givens, an American lawyer practising in Japan, says the timing of the arrest is "not coincidental".
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Mr Beck claims that Rocket Lab's decision to build Launch Complex 1 is coincidental to his nationality.
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Only one other major dating app, Badoo, allows for video calling within the app, which isn't coincidental.
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And yet, whether it's accidental or not, buyout season does back into a sort of coincidental kindness.
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The film's big speech was filmed on a very coincidental datePullman's big speech was filmed on Aug.
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Is it credible that all the activities of Saudis supportive of the hijackers could have been coincidental?
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"It obviously sounds very coincidental but I don't think it should be taken as that," Kapoor said.
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The timing of the payout -- so close to the 2016 election -- was purely coincidental, Cohen has said.
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Any commonalities between puzzles, be they entries like OWIE or even an entire theme, are purely coincidental.
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" The echoes of the current unrest in Hong Kong may be coincidental, but they are inescapable. "No.
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Probably coincidental: Both The Ringer and Barstool are led by men who started blogging about Boston sports.
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Somehow I stumbled on Jimmy Durante here, so this can be the coincidental footnote to these clues.
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"I'd say the timing is coincidental but fortuitous," the programmer said of his move 7,437 miles west.
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Thanathorn said the timing of the complaint, just one week after elections, could not have been coincidental.
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A line, a shape, an image, and ultimately any appearance is merely a coincidental, yet predestined occurrence.
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To have six dorms on one side and six dorms on the other is just too coincidental.
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Are these obvious similarities between claimed pre-Clovis artifacts and later points found in overlying sediments merely coincidental?
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That this kind of criticism came largely from women who are both mothers and writers cannot be coincidental.
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Part of that protection was coincidental: In May 2015, her husband, Dave Goldberg, died suddenly of heart failure.
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Most of the fear stems from the coincidental timing of a Bitcoin transaction worth about $3.8 million dollars.
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The (coincidental?) limited supply and high price tag — both downsides for most products — actually strengthen the phone's allure.
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As for the timing, Yelp's decision to add gender neutral bathroom identification to its platform probably isn't coincidental.
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America's international influence has grown in concert with its progress domestically, and this was by no means coincidental.
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The proximity of these events, per the statements made by the artistic directors of the theater, was coincidental.
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Also — and he says this is coincidental — PewDiePie announced he's starting a show on Twitch, a YouTube rival.
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The timing isn't coincidental; Styles' first solo album since One Direction's split will be released on May 12.
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But a new report from the Mail on Sunday revealed that the photos weren't coincidental — they were staged.
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Let's ignore that having the same thematic thrust between Trump's passage and Obama's passage feels a little coincidental.
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It was only a couple of pounds each time, but the timing seemed too consistent to be coincidental.
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The F.B.I. claims that the timing of Clizbe's investigation and their own is coincidental, but Clizbe is skeptical.
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That said, the Transfer Working Group's announcement likely isn't coincidental, nor coming from an enlightened, kind-hearted place.
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And the timing of a video announcing Russian troop numbers and accomplishments in Syria -- was probably not coincidental.
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These parties' values are too similar, and their victories coming too quickly, for their success to be coincidental.
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They performed rigorous statistical analysis to make sure their results were uncorrupted by coincidental anomalies or instrument errors.
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While the timing may have been coincidental, it underscored the tension at the heart of the Stone proceedings.
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Ms. Quinn called the timing coincidental and insisted that Mr. Cuomo was not involved in planning the group.
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Due to the coincidental timing of Christmas and Hanukkah, some Jewish families participate in present exchanges and decorating.
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Check out some more of not-so-coincidental product mentions BEN slipped in Netflix and Amazon shows below:
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What are the odds that the appearance of identical passages two political speeches eight years apart are entirely coincidental?
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American Express spokeswoman Charlotte Fuller said the move was not a competitive response, but a coincidental improvement for customers.
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However, the agency says the timing of destruction is coincidental and that it was planned ahead of the recall.
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Trump later said he didn't know Kovaleski, and that any resemblance between the reporter and his impression was coincidental.
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"It's not coincidental that my kids are done with school a few days after I leave SoFi," he said.
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"It is extraordinary that these cases follow each other so rapidly, but it is purely coincidental," Burgmans told reporters.
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The timing of the talk — some 48 hours after the violent white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. — was coincidental.
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The fact that the $7 billion investment was announced today, when Trump is president, seems to be purely coincidental.
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In comparison, more and more weird details — coincidental or not — keep coming up in connection with the other companies.
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So the fact that I wore all black felt like a coincidental premonition; that I knew what was coming.
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Some of the connections are easy to dismiss as coincidental, especially among the somewhat tight-knit Saudi immigrant community.
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If you think some conspiracy theories are just too coincidental to be wrong, you're going to love this one.
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It's probably a naïve perception, and the alignment of masterpieces over those four months was more coincidental than engineered.
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If you break your leg the day before a ski trip, that's not ironic — it's coincidental (and bad luck).
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It is on a par with the likelihood that a DNA match at a crime scene is purely coincidental.
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Some suspect that the move to clip Boeing's wings shortly after America imposed its latest tariffs is not coincidental.
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Prudential said its decision to suspend sales through Wells Fargo, just days after they made their claims, was coincidental.
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The page also states that "any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental."
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But it is also possible, maybe more than possible, that they are not coincidental, not disconnected and not unrelated.
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A coincidental air raid drill conducted in Tokyo that morning did not prepare military defenses for the Doolittle Raiders.
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That all three are Brazilian — as are the P.S.G. defenders Thiago Silva and Marquinhos — is neither coincidental nor insignificant.
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Robbie: Is holding it in mid-February purely coincidental or is that a conscious decision because of Valentine's Day?
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"The timing is not coincidental," said Ted Ruthizer, an immigration lawyer with Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel in New York.
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The timing may be more than coincidental ... Mars and Ronson just won the Grammy for Record of the Year.
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Pai's meeting with the Internet Association has been on the books for months, so the timing here is somewhat coincidental.
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Waymo's lawyers would have to string together a compelling narrative packed with circumstantial evidence, coincidences too coincidental to be accidental.
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" When a Twitter user pointed out that the newlyweds seemed to form a heart, Mok called the phenomenon, "Purely coincidental.
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Maybe it's purely coincidental that she happened to follow Harris right after he began dropping some major truth bombs. Nahhhh.
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Likely, these Netflix Original actor crossovers are the product of coincidental casting— each Original mentioned had a different casting team.
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The clothes, styling, and photographer in this campaign may be Kardashian-Jenner approved, but any other resemblance is purely coincidental.
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She said that the school was usually upfront about security risks and that the government's decision appeared to be coincidental.
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And in coincidental timing, documents released by a Freedom of Information Act request surfaced shortly before Kratsios took the stage.
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When the S&P 500 is overlaid, it appears that Yardeni's 'BBB' is a reliable coincidental indicator for U.S. equities.
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" When a Twitter user pointed out that the newlyweds seemed to form a heart, Mok called the phenomenon, "Purely coincidental.
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Tebow, 29, also shared a coincidental story that tied in his days as a Florida Gator and a Denver Bronco.
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Terré said Luksic's company purchased the house as an investment, adding that its rental to Trump and Kushner is coincidental.
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Such similarities are coincidental — the styles were developed independently and the meanings of the works are vastly different in context.
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Neither Ivanka Trump nor Kushner have reportedly met Luksic, and Terré has said the rental involving the couple is coincidental.
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A coincidental text from Mr. Ewald snapped him out of it, Mr. Lukens said, and within days he entered treatment.
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The connection between this plan and Rudin and WeWork's original post-flood partnership at 110 Wall Street is totally coincidental.
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That may ring familiar but any similarities on the show to politicians past or present, Spacey recently explained, are coincidental.
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The similarities aren't coincidental: the creators of each game were inspired by the destitute slums and suburbs in today's world.
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When it comes to anger—it's not just coincidental or aesthetic preference, because it's loud or shrill when women yell.
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On Sunday night, Creighton Athletic Director Bruce Rasmussen, the chairman of the men's basketball committee, confirmed that this was coincidental.
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If the above description reminds you in any way of anyone else, living or fictional, it may be purely coincidental.
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Mr. Nagai has told reporters that Ms. Murray had been contemplating resigning since July and that the timing was coincidental.
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But Altria is finally launching Iqos in the U.S. this week, and the company's timing — though coincidental — couldn't be better.
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It was completely coincidental that it landed on the same day as this weird new smart home consortium, but fitting!
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So the timing of this adulation for Android — one day before Apple's big September event — doesn't really strike me as coincidental.
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Had they used a more standard test, Usry would have likely also been a coincidental match and might have been convicted.
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As Christopher Benfey observes in "If", his sensitive study of Kipling's sojourn in America, Kim's resemblance to Huck is not coincidental.
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The timing has to be at least mostly coincidental on Burton's part; the film was first announced in 2014, after all.
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So it is hardly coincidental that the hitherto-torpid KPRF is suddenly beginning to look like a real opposition party again.
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It "hardly seems coincidental" that Buddhist extremist Amith Weeresinghe was released on bail just days after Sirisena appointed Rajapaksa, Feltman added.
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Soshee reps told us the choice of the Puli breed, which is distinguished by its long, thick locks, was purely coincidental.
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And the timing of changes at Warners' DC division are not entirely coincidental: Kevin Tsujihara, chairman and CEO of Warner Bros.
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They might therefore assume that: (a) one could not exist without the other; and (b) all other factors are purely coincidental.
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Out-of-control costs, limited access, and inferior care — these are not coincidental outcomes, but inherent characteristics of government health programs.
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Perhaps it is not coincidental that MOTB appears to be skilled at turning its own dubious purchasing history into PR successes.
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I think especially like the coincidental conversation opportunities like that, that water cooler chat, how do you make room for that?
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Mr. Mesires said that the registration paperwork had already been submitted and that the timing of the approval was purely coincidental.
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Mr. Amidror insisted that the timing of the new law was coincidental and had nothing to do with the current tensions.
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Though the timing of Apple's announcement seemed comically coincidental, Erlicht and Van Amburg had been talking to Apple for some time.
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The morbid acrostic, coincidental or not, reflects a repeated conspiracy theory-turned-meme over the death of the financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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Roku is expected to report its earnings later today, after the market's close, so the timing of the launches is not coincidental.
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Nothing more was shared about this fleeting moment of coincidental revelation, but our curiosity is piqued, and we want to know more.
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While interest in the company's product has spiked since Apple's new iPhone announcement, Libratone President Mike Culver insists the timing is coincidental.
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The fact that schools are moving in a European direction (single-sex education is rare on the continent) is not entirely coincidental.
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Yet while we cannot judge any one particular situation, we can almost certainly say that such a dramatic pattern is not coincidental.
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It's probably coincidental that this was announced ten days after New York approved the merger between Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications.
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But, again, the U.S. military says that the timing is coincidental, despite the fact that these missile launches line up so perfectly.
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Another driver involved in the suit, Tim Cavaretta, suspects that Uber's issuance of reimbursements and timing of the amended complaint aren't coincidental.
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And this is most probably not coincidental: Brătescu, unlike her fellow artists, did not create paintings, for instance, of occurrences in Romania.
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The timing wasn't coincidental: Uber was in the midst of preparing to launch its own high-stake self-driving experiment in Pittsburgh.
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And the collaboration between him, Coco and Rosenbaum, who has previously worked with Rhye and MØ, among others, is far from coincidental.
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The country's lack of natural resources may be coincidental, but its fortuitous geography, wedged between Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia, is no accident.
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That Giuliani should now take his talents to Fox News is more than coincidental: He owes his political success to its founders.
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The official also denied that former Attorney General Jeff Sessions' departure contributed to moving forward on the bill, calling the timing coincidental.
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And as it related to Hill, Sondland described a coincidental meeting in Wyoming in which he met with Hill and her family.
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Iran's expansionist aspirations are transparent and transcendent, and it is not coincidental that America's key regional allies are opposed to the deal.
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It also happens to be months after Canada's legal recreational market officially opens on October 17th, something members say is completely coincidental.
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It doesn't seem coincidental that Scott was at a well-publicized gig in Vegas, hundreds of miles from his Hidden Hills home.
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"Our investigation provided no alternative explanation that would suggest this timing was coincidental," the Department of Investigation statement said of the surveillance.
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Everyone thought the eclipse was awesome, but now we're not so sure — for all the recent ruin seems deeply, darkly not coincidental.
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If our paths intersected, we considered the crossing coincidental, the unavoidable convergence of two common age-related illnesses on the same body.
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Mark Zuckerberg's testimony and David Packard's testimony on the same issue: You would not have had one coincidental word, sentence or paragraph.
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While we assume that every move made by the Kardashian-Jenner family is purposefully orchestrated, sometimes things come up that are genuinely coincidental.
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I don't think it's entirely coincidental that the state is currently represented by two of the most maverick-y Republicans in the Senate.
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We can all go back ... and say it is all coincidental, but there is a reason we haven't seen this happen until now.
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Weighing the challenge of a rising China dispassionately is made harder by a simultaneous, and not coincidental, crisis of confidence in the West.
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Kopel and Graziano say this was coincidental, as that the New Museum staffers had long been in discussion to organize their own union.
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The U.S. military's latest test was also its second in the past week, though the Air Force stresses that the timing is coincidental.
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" In the case of the German manufacturer, he said, "one would suspect the timing isn't coincidental and the government has an unfair advantage.
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That's why cops think it might be more than coincidental Kornfeld and Dr. Schulenberg were there at the same time ... when Prince died.
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I realized we had an internal problem because it's too coincidental for three employees to have identity theft within a three-week span.
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Nguyen says that China's timing was not coincidental and that Vietnam's centuries-old rival is trying to send a signal to Vietnam's leadership.
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Mr. Willie, the curator, said that he had had the idea for the show for a while and that the timing was coincidental.
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But it is certainly not coincidental that many of Mr. Trump's biggest Hindu supporters are also some of Mr. Modi's most ardent backers.
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Because the song was written a decade ago, any connection between the character and a current presidential candidate was coincidental, Ms. Mitchell said.
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Murphy, in the interview, said it's not coincidental that Senate Republicans are ramping up their probe following Biden's surge in the Democratic primary.
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He found it not coincidental that modern-day prisons still allow inmates one humane concession — the freedom to pace for an hour outdoors.
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The CEA said it was issuing the report "coincidental" with the 200th anniversary of Karl Marx, who was born on May 5, 1818.
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But in what Wimbledon officials insisted was coincidental timing, this year's event will charge admission of five pounds, and cap attendance at 1,000.
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By engaging the ties of a coincidental community, the artists in this show lean into the negotiations of collectivity, production, friendship, and care.
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A spokesman for the panel, the Royal Commission Into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, said the timing of the release was coincidental.
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The city said then that the timing was coincidental and that Mr. Morales was fired as part of a restructuring of the agency.
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The book is not prophecy, but its appearance in the middle of the worst pandemic in living memory is not entirely coincidental either.
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He told CNBC's "Street Signs" that the timing "feels a little bit too coincidental" given that midterm elections stateside are a few days away.
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Meanwhile, we can safely assume that its resemblance to Kate Hudson's "Isadora" necklace in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days was coincidental.
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Senior U.S. officials cited by the WSJ noted the payment and the prisoner exchange were coincidental and did not represent any quid pro quo.
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"I don't think it's coincidental that these emails were released on the eve of our convention here, and I think that's disturbing," he said.
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It's fitting, and not coincidental, that the commemoration also falls on the first day of Computer Science Education Week, which runs through December 10.
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She struck the dancer's signature pose — both on her own account and on her stylist's — to make clear that the resemblance wasn't purely coincidental.
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"Medieval Time's Up." Cordner, who has been asked about #TimesUp in basically every write-up of the new show, insists the timing is coincidental.
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In a coincidental twist, the actor who portrayed Flick, Scott Schwartz, will be visiting a nearby movie theater this week to meet with fans.
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She says she had already resigned herself to living with the tumor until a fateful, coincidental meeting with Anibal Velasquez Valdivia, Peru's health minister.
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Then, of course, Mona was lurking around The Brew when Aria Montgomery went downstairs to pick up her prize from A.D. How very coincidental.
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The Venezuelan government's decision-making is famously opaque, and there's no saying for sure if the timing of these arrests was deliberate or coincidental.
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As of this writing, those negotiations have pretty much gone nowhere and the timing of earning his boxing license would seem far from coincidental.
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And I'm sure it was just coincidental that Trump campaign officials directed the foundation to give to Iowa nonprofits days before the Iowa caucuses.
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Flake's recent trip off the reservation is doubly coincidental, timed as it is for the release of his new book, Conscience of a Conservative.
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The story is interpreted as criticism against patriarchal control and the silencing of women—but the parallel in this movie is purely coincidental, apparently.
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From humble (and coincidental) beginnings In the late 1960s, Finnish designer Olof Backstrom helped Fiskars create the world's first pair of plastic-handled scissors.
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Director Axel Uriegas says that the timing is coincidental and that nobody associated with the drug lord had anything to do with the movie.
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It's just coincidental timing, then, that the novel centers on the sort of American high priest who has recently come under long overdue scrutiny.
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Raonic said he thought the casualties among elite players were possibly coincidental, but did point to correlation between injury and the previous year's workload.
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Other names, characters, places, companies, and events are imagined, and any resemblance to actual companies, events, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.
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He explained that the emboldened measures of the Gulf countries to stifle dissent weeks after Trump's recent visit to Saudi Arabia is not coincidental.
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During her 2014 RAIR residency, Day was drawn to the "fractured patterns" and "coincidental duplicates" found in the piles of discarded goods at Revolution.
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The president of CBMW, Denny Burke, stressed in an interview with Vox that the precise timing of the document was, to an extent, coincidental.
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It is all too easy to believe these steps are more politically motivated than coincidental: trade tensions are creating widespread collateral damage elsewhere, as well.
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There is no evidence that McCabe's decision is tied to the Republican memo and the timing of his sudden announcement to go may be coincidental.
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So Elizabeth is right that he is too big a threat — but Philip is also right that Paige would see right through any coincidental accident.
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Faced with growing competition from high-quality burger brands like Shake Shack and Five Guys, McDonald's' step towards gourmet burgers is by no means coincidental.
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"I don't think it's coincidental that these emails were released on the eve of our convention here, and I think that's disturbing," Robby Mook said.
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It's interesting and not coincidental to me that so many women, including within the family of Night Comes On have experienced some form of abuse.
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But, is it coincidental that the Everything Is Love was dropped during the same time Nas's Kanye West-produced album is supposed to be released?
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"The timing is not coincidental," Schuster said, adding that Kim may be trying to get Putin more involved on the situation on the Korean Peninsula.
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Finally, they broke the national data down state-by-state to check that the relationship between mass shootings, gun purchases, and gun deaths wasn't coincidental.
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The researchers say there's a 1 in 15,000 chance that the movements of these objects are coincidental and don't indicate a planetary presence at all.
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"Over the last six months we have compiled a long list of individual surprises which appear to be more than coincidental," they wrote on Wednesday.
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Was the movement of jobs to Mexico and China simply coincidental with the signing of NAFTA, or is NAFTA actually a cause of that movement?
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He said he did not think it was coincidental that the first games in Norwich coincided with the team's season-high, six-game losing streak.
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The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal reported that the timing of the suspension was coincidental as the case was already pending at the time of Cano's injury.
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But the company has never used immigration status to retaliate against injured or vocal workers, Popowycz said; any firings that occurred after protests were coincidental.
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It all just seemed too coincidental that his name popped up three times in a couple of weeks, so I went back to the record.
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To that end, it seems more than coincidental that there are also stories coming out about how the company is still attracting talent and hiring.
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Mr. Willie, the curator, said that he had the idea for the show for a while and that the timing with current events is coincidental.
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For Draylen's neighbors and others in the area, there was nothing coincidental about three bombs being planted and detonated on that side of the interstate.
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The timing was not coincidental: Amazon executives are expected to face withering questioning before the New York City Council at a public hearing on Wednesday.
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The Psyclapse & Bandersnatch Commodore 64 game was also referenced in an Easter Egg from season three, so it looks like the connection isn't completely coincidental.
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Still, some European Union lawmakers and press freedom advocates were hesitant to accept the government's suggestion that Ms. Marinova's work was coincidental to her death.
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P&G says the timing is purely coincidental to the coronavirus outbreak, but the spread of viruses can lead to a pickup in disinfectant sales.
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It also doesn't seem coincidental that "Three Sisters" is newly relevant once again, with a series of productions closer in tone to Chekhov's original fatalism.
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That Israel's attorney-general, Avichai Mandelblit, a deeply devout man, decided to hold the country's most important legal proceeding during this period hardly seems coincidental.
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Mr. Scott-Heron's question is a coincidental but telling precursor to the one Gucci would pose to its models, and consumers, nearly 50 years later.
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Although the timing of this latest exchange move appears extraordinarily coincidental given the media exposure of JPMorgan, it is almost certainly aimed in a different direction.
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That might seem coincidental, but it may also be read as evidence of how aggressive each company has been in pushing its technology to the masses.
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While the rest of those choices might be coincidental, only Kate Middleton actually had a reason for royal watchers to check back in their history books.
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Unless there is something in the water in Dagestan making their fighters emphasize hand traps, it's more just a coincidental focus between two high level grapplers.
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Though the new Apple emoji has no official relation to Harambe, people can't help but remember the beloved creature and take note of the coincidental timing.
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Then, in a suspicious and sudden twist, Def Jam claimed the laptop had never been out of Kanye's possession, and the song leak was merely coincidental.
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About a dozen extraordinary events, some more coincidental than others, had to occur for Golden State to evolve into what it is in this financial climate.
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Season three explores several of them, with the most notable development being that Shiro's strange disappearances are revealed to be less coincidental than they once seemed.
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It is not coincidental that Kim, who had not left North Korea since taking control, has made two trips to China in the last few months.
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S. trade tensions, and Qualcomm-NXP merger clearance, there are "perceived linkages" and the timing of current discussions is "not coincidental," two of the sources said.
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"Any resemblance that customers or people on the web have commented on is purely coincidental," Aldo Liguori, Uniqlo's director of global public relations, told the newspaper.
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Unlike compound words and portmanteaus, the fact that you can break down the word to Mr. Nediger's clued parts is coincidental, which makes the game interesting.
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On the other hand, it's probably not coincidental that Mr. Gowdy and Mr. Ryan have both announced they are retiring at the end of this term.
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Mr. Marinelli, who said he supported only nonviolent means of opposition, described his presence in Russia as coincidental, and he denied any links to Russian officials.
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The book's title had odd, coincidental echoes that hinted at my relationship to its central subject—the ordinary temptations that could lead a person to Hell.
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S. trade tensions and Qualcomm-NXP merger clearance, there are "perceived linkages" and the timing of current discussions is "not coincidental", two of the sources said.
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In 1976, an emergency vaccination campaign against swine flu was called off after some people developed paralysis, though scientists later decided that may have been merely coincidental.
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And I thought I noticed a correlation between the moments I felt calmer and the data I saw in the app, but it might have been coincidental.
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As coincidental as I wish it was, I think it's because we actually only ever wear black (mainly velvet, especially in the colder months) and animal print.
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"I found out not too long ago that we have lived in the same house, and all these things were coincidental," Janice, 86, told the news station.
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"These two events whether coincidental, or not, really seemed to mark a turning point in the compliance job market, as it's steadily slowed down since," Kelly said.
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The parallels between what I was reading and what I'd just seen in Lego Batman (as faithfully described at the beginning of this article) were certainly coincidental.
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In a bit of coincidental timing that Apple won't love, Taylor Swift just announced that her latest music video will be available exclusively on Spotify to start.
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Although declining margin levels are often cited as a bearish signal for the market, Hickey believes that it is a small concern given the indicator's coincidental nature.
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With news of Bieber's proposal to Hailey Baldwin surprising many, fans couldn't help but wonder if the timing of Braun's artists getting engaged was coincidental or otherwise.
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It is just coincidental that it is the same year, but I'm glad that it has worked out this way and I think that he is too.
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And yet, fans of both shows are raising internet eyebrows comparing both men's seemingly coincidental decisions to skip out on revisiting the shows that made them famous.
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Some of the firms who have recently brought on Democrats told The Hill that the hires are coincidental and have nothing to do with the midterm elections.
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" The reporter's name was not mentioned in the memo, which adds that Britain's MI5 security services had received "similar anonymous phone calls of a strangely coincidental nature.
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The timing of this plot, so soon after its architect met with Kushner, indeed seems more than coincidental, raising more than a few questions that demand answers.
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Image: Peter MumbyThe timing of the new Science paper is coincidental—but the sorry state of the Great Barrier Reef makes its conclusions all the more salient.
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Washington (CNN)What began as a coincidental encounter between Michael Avenatti and Michael Cohen on Monday evening evolved into what Avenatti is calling a potentially "critical" meeting.
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One reason why the jobs report hasn't shifted Wall Street's thinking on rates much is that hiring is often viewed as a coincidental to slightly lagging indicator.
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Moreover, the timing of the release, between the end of the Republican convention and the beginning of the Democratic one, seems too well planned to be coincidental.
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Mr. Andres is an accomplished pianist, as is Anthony Cheung: A coincidental set of commissions, two of them responses, allowed him to explore his relationship with Beethoven.
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While the direct causal (and not coincidental) link between the form and less violence has never been prominently argued, 696's continued use clearly illustrates a fear.
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While it may be coincidental that two "painterly" Wagner productions are going up within a month — and 140 miles — of each other, these are not isolated occurrences.
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China said the timing of his arrival was coincidental, but his presence was a reminder that the U.S. needs China's cooperation to exert pressure on North Korea.
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Whether the timing was coincidental with recent problems at Facebook or not, for investors the departures create uncertainty in a critical business for the social media giant.
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And though some current and former officials speculated that the briefing might have played a role in that move, two administration officials said the timing was coincidental.
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Nor is it coincidental that these arrests came on the heels of arrests in September of influential, independent voices, including intellectuals, human-rights activists and popular clerics.
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It didn't seem coincidental that these characters existed and busted stereotypes in a year when the US came within a breath of electing its first woman president.
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The advertisement comes as the nation witnesses widespread protests over President Donald Trump's controversial immigration ban, but Budweiser insists that the coincidental timing is just that -- a coincidence.
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Whether timed or coincidental, the poisoning attack and the Western backlash helped Putin run up his vote totals in his latest phony presidential re-election — another sugar high.
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And maybe the timing was just coincidental—according to the tabloid reports that followed, Simpson and Lachey had a big fight the day they released their separation statement.
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Chip told Houston ABC affiliate KTRK in November that it was more than a little coincidental that they hadn't had another child since the inception of Fixer Upper.
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Asked by reporters traveling with him about the three carriers in Pacific waters — the USS Nimitz, the USS Reagan, the USS Theodore Roosevelt — Dunford said it was coincidental.
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But the New Jersey senator pleads innocence: Mr Melgin is a longtime friend, he says, and the purported link between campaign contributions and his actions is purely coincidental.
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This is not coincidental: there is in fact a pale figure in the bottom right, but his presence has been obscured by the "Leave the European Union" banner.
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The school said the timing was coincidental and was based on when the report was completed and a board meeting that was scheduled more than a year ago.
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He said the timing of Prudential's decision to suspend sales through Wells Fargo — which came just days after Prudential's former employees went public with their claims — was coincidental.
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"I don't think this is the time when they're going to say this is something cyclical or coincidental," he said, adding it could sound more dovish than expected.
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It seems very coincidental that my very first memory is watching a science fiction movie, something so intrinsically linked to the person I am today almost 40 years later.
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So, this problem isn't exclusive to female politicians, but it seems less than coincidental that Capito received sexist criticisms for her involvement in the Senate's healthcare debate very recently.
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That timing is likely coincidental, as meetings are largely dictated by the congressional calendar and scheduled well ahead, but lawmakers meeting with Powell would not have missed Trump's jabs.
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"It can't possibly be coincidental that all of these announcements have been made since early November," says Tonelson, author of a book about "America's Failed Trade Policies" with China.
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That Lego first hit the market in 1949, six years after the first Batman serial and the same year as the Batman and Robin serial, can't be totally coincidental.
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In fact, it's arguably entirely coincidental, since investors don't think in terms of relative total market capitalizations at all, but rather in terms of absolute value for specific companies.
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Well, the similarities aren't purely coincidental: The London-based label, which was founded in 1984 as simply Hunza by designer Peter Meadows, rose to prominence because of that film.
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Ace Hardware sale detailsAce Hardware hosted its first-ever Ace Rewards Day on July 15, which the company didn't position as competition to Prime Day, despite the coincidental timing.
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In an instance of coincidental timing, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) expires at the end of September, at a time when payouts will spike perhaps like never before.
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The implementation of the Iran deal, the settlement payment and the release of the prisoners, he said, "were three very separate efforts," although the timing was not entirely coincidental.
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Bluth tells me the connection is coincidental; it was Steven Spielberg who first approached him with an idea for a story about a mouse inspired by his family's history.
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The realtor was confused by its presence, and it's awfully coincidental that Tom's excuse for never giving Kate a way of contacting him was actually there in real life.
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Because the twins claim they don't communicate with each other, it's impossible to know whether their brewery openings are coincidental, acts of one-upmanship or clever public-relations stunts.
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In an interview, Mr. Tan, 65, played down any connection between his headquarters announcement at the White House and the Qualcomm bid, asserting that the timing had been coincidental.
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Others are pointing to broader patterns involving the four-year election cycle and a high incidence of market accidents or peaks (coincidental or not) in years ending in 7.
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Considering that the songs were written without Jesso's involvement, their resemblance to her music is either coincidental, or due to some kind of psychic connection Emma has with Jesso.
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The sea journeys in John Akomfrah, Zineb Sedira and Anna Boghiguian's work, for example, were echoed in a coincidental link with the moving image work of Tuan Andrew Nguyen.
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Now while we're all aware the news of Brangelina's split did not physically shake the Earth, the coincidental timing of the two disasters certainly didn't stop people from drawing parallels.
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" Trump Toilet's Zhong contends however that his company's rights cannot be subject to dispute because he made his application "without knowing the existence of the person Trump, it was coincidental.
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In court, McCabe claimed the entire chase was coincidental, as she was a "keen knitter" and was on her way to a specialty wool shop, near where Smith was headed.
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In that way, it's more coincidental than anything that these games are playable for blind people, because game developers are unaware of the fact that blind people can play too.
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It takes two to tango, waltz, and cha-cha — which is exactly what internet sleuths think Val Chmerkovskiy and Jenna Johnson are doing together during a somewhat coincidental Roman getaway.
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Asked by reporters traveling with him about the three nuclear-powered carriers in Asian waters — the USS Nimitz, the USS Reagan, the USS Theodore Roosevelt — Dunford said it was coincidental.
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You might also recall that Belkin was acquired by Foxconn, one of the companies that assembles the iPhone for Apple, back in March, and this certification might not be coincidental.
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All were designed to treat other maladies and then repurposed for migraines after patients taking them for hypertension or seizures or bipolar disorder reported a coincidental improvement in their headaches.
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My favorite theme entries are FUTZ, such a wonderful word; TOFFS, because they do SNEER, and the iconic, but reportedly coincidental, 2001: A Space Odyssey letter shift of IBM/HAL.
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But the sight of the two most recent presidents back on the public stage on the same day, however coincidental, reinforced the broader alarm among establishment leaders of both parties.
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But pro-government media in Hungary reported that the timing was not coincidental, suggesting that it amounted to an endorsement of Mr. Orban before the European Parliament elections this month.
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And, in one of those curious occurrences that may not be coincidental, there the birds were again, trilling away on the soundtrack at the Off-White show on Wednesday morning.
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I don't know if my attraction to the kind of things that require a lot of solitude is a result of being solitary by nature, or just coincidental to it.
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To be sure, it's only five days of trading and it's possible the good track record of this indicator is just coincidental since stocks tend to go higher over time.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was asked about the story on Friday during a coincidental visit to Waterloo, Ontario — BlackBerry's global headquarters — but did not address the substance of the story.
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The dismissals came on the same day that Tesla, another Musk company, announced layoffs of thousands of employees in a cost-cutting move; the spokesman said the timing was coincidental.
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The proud ball player shared a video of his powerful and coincidental grand slam on Twitter: The before and after from last night lol still can't believe this really happened pic.twitter.
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Experts said the timing of the arrest appeared coincidental, despite accusations from China that it was an orchestrated political stunt aimed at giving President Donald Trump additional leverage in the talks.
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It is hardly coincidental that the Special Counsel once again files a charge just as the President is leaving for a meeting with world leaders at the G20 Summit in Argentina.
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Years later, Annie runs into Luke, June, and baby Hannah at a coffee store (I wonder if it was coincidental or if she has been lowkey keeping her eye on them).
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Like Rihanna, the timing was definitely not coincidental: Since the release of Lemonade, Beyoncé has arguably become more vocal about sociopolitical topics like white supremacy and misogynoir (misogyny towards Black women).
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The timing makes sense given the failed sale process last year, and while its likely coincidental, it won't hurt that Uber is in the midst of a never-ending PR nightmare.
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The timing of the patent, however, is nothing if not coincidental as rumors suggest the iPhone 8 will sport an OLED display that stretches from edge-to-edge with minimal bezels.
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And, independently of any coordination or coordinated efforts across Instagram and Messenger and the other ... It seems pretty coincidental that you guys were all working on it at the same time.
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Last week, in a filmed chat with Akshay Kumar, a Bollywood superstar, both men stressed how "non-political" the conversation was (that it took place during election season was entirely coincidental).
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And the president tweeting this morning, all series of them, saying it&aposs not coincidental, all this focus on phony Trump-Russia stuff when he&aposs trying to get tax reform.
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"It's not only coincidental, but it's providential," said Dante Jimenez, head of Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption, of Jose's win in a film that tackles drugs and how to eradicate them.
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And while the timing is coincidental, the paper arrives just after the rollout of a major new bipartisan lobbying group called Americans for Carbon Dividends that's seeking to build political momentum.
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"His Dark Materials" is a series with a lengthy list of characters, and it doesn't feel coincidental that many of the minor roles are populated with former "Game of Thrones" stars.
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They "suggest that the decimation of sleep throughout most industrialized nations and the marked escalation in anxiety disorders in these same countries is perhaps not coincidental, but causally related," Walker said.
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Surely, they argue, this isn't just a coincidental string of bad luck; the couple must be going out of their way to assign blame, seeking out these lawsuits for monetary benefits.
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"I don't think it's coincidental that these emails were released on the eve of our convention here, and I think that's disturbing," Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said at the time.
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Either way, his back story is fishy: His daughter's disappearance during the State of the Union address is too coincidental — and if you'll recall, she, too, was found eating ice cream.
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So when it came down to it, the simplest thing unraveled it all: Multiple, completely coincidental traffic stops (after Bundy escaped prison twice!) were ultimately what led to Bundy's arrests and death.
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I'm sure that's coincidental, but the intention here is clear: Show that the iPad can be just as functional in the classroom as a Chromebook, all it needs is this add-on.
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The grin is probably coincidental, but in light of the announcement -- it also speaks volumes to how badly she needed the procedure to keep doing what she does best ... entertaining the world.
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"The [more recent] price changes that we've seen could be coincidental, but for the airlines maybe it's the last straw on their side and they're worried about levels of booking," Surry said.
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Madikizela-Mandela later described her marriage as a sham and the birth of their two daughters, Zindzi and Zenani, as "quite coincidental" to her one true love - the struggle against white rule.
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Representative Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the committee, said after the testimony was released that Prince had been less than forthcoming and sought to represent his meeting with Dmitriev as coincidental.
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The timing of this breakthrough agreement, which also includes the first joint military exercises in 2019 between U.S. and Indian forces off the eastern coast of India, could hardly have been coincidental.
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The video was shot as production is coming to a close, and it's not coincidental it was filmed hours after Vin Diesel told everyone "Daddy's gone" and left '8' in the dust.
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Tuesday's quake striking on the 1985 anniversary appeared to be purely coincidental, said Jana Pursley, a geophysicist with the United States Geological Survey, noting that the epicenters were hundreds of kilometers apart.
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The show's relevance to present day may be coincidental — maybe Hulu simply got lucky — but the company's launch of Hulu with Live TV, a $39.99 live TV subscription, is anything but coincidence.
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Although its seven-episode run was short, the series gained a cultlike following in Cold War-era Germany, the not-so-coincidental cultural period in which German artist Björn Schülke grew up.
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It, too, may have been arson: Micky Rosenfeld, a police spokesman, said investigators were "looking at six different locations that set on fire simultaneously," which he said was unlikely to be coincidental.
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Sarita Butterfield -- a former Playboy model who claims Cosby groped her -- scoffs at cynics who think it's all too coincidental for these women to come forward on the heels of the election.
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It's possible the correlation was coincidental: The study acknowledged that whiteness, Republicanism, and racial resentment all tend to correlate, so maybe this really reflects that partisan beliefs, not racial resentment, drive birtherism.
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Megan fancies herself a gallerist, but she's currently employed as a nanny by (coincidental?) lookalike Anna (Rebecca Ferguson) and Tom (Justin Theroux), who just so happens to be Rachel's cheating ex-husband.
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" The authority's spokeswoman, Yoli Shwartz, denied that the publicizing of the fragment at a news conference here had anything to do with Israel's diplomatic campaign against Unesco, calling the timing "completely coincidental.
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It can hardly be coincidental that — wearing his trademark stovepipe hat — the nation's destined savior, Abraham Lincoln (Henry Fonda, given a prosthetic nose), arrives in the rowdy western town of Springfield, Ill.
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"Hardly coincidental that, as the nation's attention is focused on the impeachment of Donald Trump, Republican appellate appointees impede access to health care for millions of Americans," Doggett said in a statement.
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Ian Gregor, a spokesman for the F.A.A., said that the timing of the proposed rule was coincidental, but that the agency had opened an investigation of the sightings in Colorado and Nebraska.
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Yeah, sure, maybe that was just coincidental timing — after all, the drones were literally falling out of the sky thanks to a faulty battery latch design, so something had to be done.
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For the companies named above, product or service features that raise specific questions regarding intended or coincidental security risks already have been identified — by the Department of Defense's Inspector General, among others.
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With experts in the field exploring reasons for what they describe as a clear trend, the novel notion that ever-growing phone use may be more than coincidental is gaining some traction.
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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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They suggested it was more than coincidental that it had been carried out as representatives of all three nations were meeting in Warsaw at a conference aimed in part at isolating Iran.
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And in this London hit about the tabloidization of British journalism, directed by Rupert Goold, any similarities between Mr. Carvel's character and a certain Australian-born media mogul are definitely not coincidental.
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A spokeswoman for Louis Dreyfus said the resignations of Ramirez and Lumens were "unrelated and coincidental", and were not connected to the group's first-half results, due to be published on Oct. 8.
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Speaking before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said the agency would approve such drugs quickly and figure out later whether the benefit seen was real or coincidental.
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On Friday, the Workers' Party opened its first congress in 36 years in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, but the timing was coincidental, said Uwe Morawetz, the chairman of the International Peace Foundation.
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The film's release in the context of dire contemporary political circumstances is likely not coincidental, with Malick reminding audiences of their own ethical responsibilities in a tumultuous period of rising nationalism and racism.
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But following much speculation and some coincidental circumstances, it really seemed like 25-year-old Ora was at least trying to stir up some speculation that she was involved in the Becky rumors.
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David Clohessy, director of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, an organization critical of the church's handling of sexual abuse cases, argued that the timing of the program was hardly coincidental.
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Atmospheric if narratively thin, "The Wind" (similarities to the 1928 silent film of the same name are coincidental) kicks up a competitive dynamic between the two women that further muddies the psychological waters.
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It is not coincidental that the suit was filed at a moment when 30 states have laws legalizing pot in various capacities, spawning a giant industry of growers, distributors and producers of paraphernalia.
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In her follow-up to Emergency Contact, Choi crafts a tale of love and identity out of the coincidental meeting of a bodega worker named Pablo and a pop star named Leanna Smart.
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It was also a demonstration, however coincidental, of the political shadow boxing that has found an unlikely arena in Europe, the new center of the contest between liberal democracy and far-right populism.
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Under the perhaps not-so-coincidental guise of a writer in "The Prison Breakout," Barkan ends up debating the merits of fiction and journalism, and which practice might result in more meaningful epiphanies.
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Rice and Gates have a consulting firm that counts Tillerson's company as a client, but that had nothing whatsoever to do with their miraculous, totally coincidental and spontaneous decisions to drop his name.
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Archaeologists rejected these ideas as fantasies for a long time, interpreting the orientation of the passages at Newgrange and Knowth as coincidental and the incised stones as a set of meaningless geometric designs.
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There's no doubt that this timing is completely coincidental and has nothing to do with the release of another so-called "Tesla killer" that critics claim will put Musk's company out of business.
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Less purely coincidental may be the crouching figure on a carved-shell Caddoan gorget (or pendant) from Oklahoma, dated around 19603-1350, whose design has some of the taut compression of Mayan figuration.
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Though the company says any relation to current events is purely coincidental, it stirred up enough controversy to launch a poorly-spelled online boycott threat from those who found its pro-immigrant message galling.
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" "MI-5 noted that similar anonymous phone calls of a strangely coincidental nature have been received by persons in the UK over the past year, particularly in connection with the case of Dr. Ward.
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Miley looks beautiful in flowing off-white dresses, white jean shorts, and beige tops, but it strikes us as too much of a drastic change to simply be a coincidental or seasonal wardrobe decision.
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It is a risky method which presents the art as in 'dialogue' — a lateral way of suggesting links and shared themes which, at least on paper, may never have been anything more than coincidental.
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"For coincidental reasons as much as knowing reasons, we've seen a rebirth of a very image-forward mode of communication," said James Leo Cahill, a professor of cinema studies at the University of Toronto.
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It didn't seem coincidental, either, that these 2016 adjustments came shortly after Disney chose not to purchase the company, a decision that had been under consideration as recently as the fall of that year.
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And it does not seem coincidental that the teams that generated the most interest at home in this Cup — Team New Zealand and LandRover BAR — also had crews full of New Zealanders and Brits.
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It seems hardly coincidental that the handling of #MeToo and Time's Up by the Grammys was staged and hollow, as the larger music industry has been way behind the curve in addressing the issue.
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It was not clear whether the Obamacare move was an aggressive attempt to reset Trump's political course after his apparent deliverance from Mueller or if it was a coincidental move by Justice Department officials.
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In the statement, the company wrote that it was purely coincidental that a coloured person was in the commercial and that it was never implied that skin colour is an indicator of its product's quality.
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"Any resemblance that customers or people on the web have commented on is purely coincidental," Aldo Liguori, a representative for the clothing company, which is owned by Fast Retailing, told the South China Morning Post.
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DHS spokesman David Lapan said the date was merely "coincidental" and stemmed from the fact that a litigation conference scheduled for Thursday forced the government's hand to make a decision on the future of DAPA.
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The timing of the video's release seems suspicious given Kanye West's slavery comments on "TMZ Live" earlier this week ... but sources close to Dolph tell us it's purely coincidental -- it has been planned for months.
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This exhibition is one of contrasting interests, beginning with its coincidental installation at Playground Detroit in conjunction with a party that features a set of GIFs specially commissioned through the venue by Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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The timing of the two events was coincidental: Conroy, in fact, had been fired by Ryan two weeks earlier but did not reveal the dismissal until an interview with The New York Times last Thursday.
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Scientists were able to conclude that the spike in deaths wasn&apost merely coincidental, due to their timing, the fact that they occurred between people of similar demographics, and that they all used similar methods.
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In fact, it's not coincidental that both of these whistleblowers have even described MIT as the best place in the world for them educationally, the site of some of their happiest memories and proudest moments.
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They have, over the past week, included words in their popular Word of the Day online feature that could be linked to the impeachment narrative, though they say their picks are coincidental to the headlines.
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The timing of Lavabit's relaunch isn't coincidental: with his election, President Donald Trump has inherited a massive and powerful surveillance apparatus in the form of the various US intelligence agencies, which can operate with little oversight.
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Scholars of the Sagas point to the impact of Gaelic writings and believe it is not coincidental that Ireland and Iceland were the only places in western Europe where oral traditions were written down this way.
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Clinton says there is an unfair 'Hillary standard' on trust and honesty "I don't think it's coincidental that these emails were released on the eve of our convention here, and I think that's disturbing," he said.
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This moderator also suggested the ban might have been planned well in advance, pointing us to a comment left by CEO Steve Huffman on his most recent announcements post—though it could of course be coincidental.
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It took a 7-to-1 stock split of its own — and a coincidental stock split by Visa, another Dow component — to allow the committee that manages the Dow and other indexes to consider adding Apple.
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"I don't think we can rule out the possibility that zika is just a coincidental at this point," said Stephen Morse, the director of infectious disease epidemiology program at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.
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When it comes to the Kardashians, nothing is coincidental, so while you may think Kourtney's bathing suit is two sizes too small, she was low-key predicting (and perhaps even setting) the trend (?) of summer '17.
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But even if each of the above were coincidental, we cannot ignore that any other career Foreign Service officer or governmental official with security clearances would have been charged with a criminal offense, fired or both.
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Even so, we might have let Miley off the hook for being fooled by the erroneous meme... If it weren't for the coincidental fact that Stroh actually appeared in Cyrus' 2009 film, Hannah Montana: The Movie.
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Although it was unrelated to the American underground filmmaker Arthur Bressan, Jr.'s final masterstroke, the timing was not coincidental: 21985,22018 AIDS-related deaths were reported that year, including that of Reagan family friend Rock Hudson.
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Both skin care writing and advice columns are, broadly speaking, feminine and focused on self-care, and their parallel rise is not coincidental: They are both gathering cultural force as women writers have accumulated cultural capital.
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It is entirely coincidental that the book is being reissued at a time when the silent claims of monuments on our attention have become more audible than at any period in their long and dormant history.
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If there's something of the action-movie hero in Romero's rhetoric, that's not coincidental; both the general public and the courts respond most reliably to simple stories — defender versus oppressor, freethinker versus censor, prophet versus mob.
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But Iranian officials suggested it was more than coincidental that it happened as the Trump administration was hosting an anti-Iran-themed meeting in Poland that included delegations from Iran's regional adversaries, Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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Risk rotations within asset classes can sometimes be coincidental and negatively correlated with rotations in other asset classes but, as we have seen in the past few years, they can also be uncorrelated or even positively correlated.
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The mom-to-be, who is expecting her fourth baby with husband Alec Baldwin in the spring, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue that she will not be continuing the coincidental theme with her children's names.
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"While the aforementioned trades may be purely coincidental, their timing and scale raise serious suspicions about whether the traders received material nonpublic information that would affect the S&P and how they received such information," they wrote.
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Last year, she wore a frothy white number from designer Inbal Dror, and those bridal vibes we were feeling from that 2016 Grammys get-up weren't purely coincidental: It was actually a look from Dror's bridal collection.
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There are no allegations that Zinke either used his title or raised funds But the question ethics watchdogs are raising is whether it's a little too coincidental that his official duties are coinciding with his political activities.
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Fiat Chrysler chief executive Sergio Marchionne said at the Detroit auto show on Monday that the decision had been in the works for a long time and was "coincidental" to Trump's tweet last week criticizing the company.
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The timing seemed anything but coincidental: With cable news channels switching to wall-to-wall storm coverage, the fierce criticism of Mr. Trump's action, from Republicans as well as Democrats, was largely lost in the howling winds.
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According to the Obama administration, the payment was simply to settle a decades-old dispute, and the fact that it coincided with Iran's decision to sign on to a nuclear agreement with the U.S. was purely coincidental.
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On a call with reporters, a senior administration official acknowledged the report was "overdue," said the timing was "coincidental" with the ongoing immigration debate in Congress and the data had simply taken longer to aggregate than expected.
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President Barack Obama's aides described the payment made to Iran, which totaled roughly $1.7 billion, as the coincidental settling of an old, unresolved debt, an explanation widely regarded by critics — and even some administration supporters — with cynicism.
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Only 89 pairs of the self-lacing shoes will be released to the public (likely not a coincidental nod to the year the futuristic sequel was released), portioned out to eager buyers by way of an online raffle.
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"Silicon Valley is notorious for talent moving around on you but it's probably not coincidental that some of the companies that were in the spotlight in the #MeToo movement have added really generous benefits," Deborah Anderson told TechCrunch.
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Kylie later told the New York Times that the price change was entirely coincidental — the company happened to be in the process of switching from white to black packaging, she said, and trying to off-load outdated stock.
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It is not entirely coincidental that the AfD got its best results in the south-eastern corner of the former East Germany, the so-called "valley of the clueless" where Western TV and radio signals did not reach.
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In coincidental timing, Kardashian's ex Scott Disick, 34 (with whom she has children Mason, 8, Penelope, 5, and Reign, 3) is currently vacationing with 18-year-old girlfriend Sofia Richie and his kids in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
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In a not-so-coincidental turn of events, news of the weapon was followed by demands from North Korean officials that Pompeo be removed from the team that's currently trying to negotiate some kind of nuclear weapons pact.
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In a coincidental bit of timing following Tuesday morning's news of Angelina Jolie filing for divorce from Brad Pitt, Paramount Pictures has released a new one-minute trailer for Allied, its spy moving starring Pitt and Marion Cotillard.
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SCHUESSLER: Speaking of national popularity contests, it's interesting — if surely coincidental — that "Hamilton"-mania has helped delay putting a woman on the front of a bill, just at the moment when we may elect an actual woman president.
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" The Public-Ledger told of a more coincidental confrontation: the two detectives were "strolling" down Market Street when they saw Capone, who they had heard was recently in Atlantic City, parading down the boardwalk "unmolested by shore police.
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Kindred Ventures partner and co-founder Kanyi Maqubela Kindred Ventures partner and co-founder Kanyi Maqubela The coincidental co-investors became friends, then deliberately funded startups side by side, and now are taking the leap as Kindred Ventures.
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That may not be coincidental: Qatari officials have publicly backed the Moroccan bid, and some of the consultants who masterminded Qatar's success in the corruption-marred bidding for the 2022 tournament have signed on to push Morocco's candidacy.
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While it appears that the timing of Ms. Meng's arrest was coincidental, this is not the impression in Beijing, where the move is seen as a political play to create leverage on trade or cripple Chinese technology companies.
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"On the details of this meeting, Prince was less than forthcoming and sought to represent that his discussion with Dmitriev, which comprised a third of the time he was conducting meetings in the Seychelles, was merely coincidental," Rep.
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But it is also possible, maybe more than possible, that they are not coincidental, not disconnected and not unrelated and that the Russians use the same techniques to corrupt U.S. persons that they employed in Europe and elsewhere.
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Its guitar-picking intro bears an odd, doubtless coincidental, resemblance to the Lady Gaga-Bradley Cooper hit "Shallow," but its gathering impact comes from its expansive arrangement, which opens and deepens around his voice like an endless prairie.
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While the timing is coincidental, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio just announced that the city will introduce the first tools in its suite of cybersecurity offerings to protect residents against malicious online activity, particularly on mobile devices.
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To many observers it does not seem coincidental that only days before the raid, an NDTV presenter had engaged in a testy exchange with a spokesman for the BJP, who accused the channel of pursuing an anti-government agenda.
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But, when you take into account the mythical reputation of the scorpion in the animal kingdom and compare that to enigmatic, almost dangerous air surrounding people born under the sign, you'll find that this symbol is far from coincidental.
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It may have been mislabeled, it may have been a coincidental mutant, or it may have actually been the result of some other rootstock; whatever the origins of the Mulgoba, it was not one of the beloved Indian varieties.
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Alptekin attended a November 2016 energy conference in Tel Aviv as a guest of Ratio, but a source close to Alptekin denied he had any ties to Papadopoulos, and described both men's connection to the Leviathan project as coincidental.
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On the anniversary four years ago censors even blocked internet searches for the term "Shanghai stock exchange", because the index that day fell 64.89 points, the digits oddly coincidental with those of the date most associated with the killings.
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We've had a string of such politicians since the civil rights movement, and that is neither surprising nor coincidental: Like many social revolutions, America's expansion of civil rights in the 1960s and '70s gave rise to a potent counterrevolution.
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The New York Public Library is using these coincidental milestones as inspiration for this exhibition — in partnership with the Society of London Theater and the Victoria and Albert Museum — about theater works that have won both Oliviers and Tonys.
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That virtual Colgate shooting guard had an accurate real-world counterpart, the 6'3" Kyle Roemer, but any likeness shared between the real Roemer and the game's Colgate SG #13—who, like Roemer, was 6'3" and white—was considered coincidental.
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"It isn't coincidental that Adora and Amma's names are both derived from words meaning 'love,' even though, as characters, they embody the opposite — not an outpouring of love but an unquenchable need to absorb and consume it," Gilbert writes.
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The author traffics their elaborately interlacing trajectories with impressive dexterity, save for prolix forays into Richard's son's London exchange-student life and a pivotal coincidental encounter that requires almost as much suspension of disbelief as the novel's magic realism.
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"We should see at least 20 trillion yen as an expansion of fiscal stimulus and a corresponding, and by no means coincidental, increase in the BOJ's Japanese government bond (JGB) purchases by the same amount, 20 trillion yen," he said.
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Though it might seem coincidental that this turkey-linked Salmonella outbreak hit when we're a little over a week out from Thanksgiving — a holiday many refer to as "Turkey Day" — infections caused by raw turkey products were first reported in July.
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So when Villanelle starts to get sloppy as she stalks Eve, the fact that her "slip-ups" always include Bill catching a glimpse of her hardly seems coincidental — especially because she always walks away from them with a sly grin.
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How could it be only coincidental that the Anti-Defamation League found an election-year surge in anti-Semitism against Jewish journalists and that a Washington, D.C., conference broke out in a "Heil Hitler" salute and chant in celebrating Trump's victory?
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These metallic vessels are now synonymous with iced imbibing, but the origins of the cocktail container were purely coincidental: According to an explainer published on FWx, Russian immigrant Sophie Berezinski peddled these mugs as overstock in California back in 1941.
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Wang Jinquan, director of the pet nutrition and food processing research office at the government-affiliated Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, said in August that the timing of the disappearance of American-made pet food from online marketplaces was coincidental.
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So it was perhaps not coincidental that his tweet about Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany came as he faced a storm of criticism at home over the immigration issue, particularly his policy of separating children and parents at the southern border.
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" Though McNabb has said on Twitter that "any resemblance to actual persons ... is purely coincidental," he told his podcast co-hosts in 2016, after describing a diabetic ER patient and a doctor who collects toenails, that "both these stories are real.
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So it was perhaps coincidental that an official this week updated the world on the most egregious of China's current abuses: the incarceration of hundreds of thousands of Uighurs and other mostly Muslim minorities in the vast western region of Xinjiang.
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And lest you think the Shyamalan connection to Servant's look and feel is coincidental, the executive producer, an admirer of legendary filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, makes his own Hitchcockian cameo in the very first episode (one of two he directed himself).
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The least we can conclude is that it seems highly coincidental that Columbus would immediately follow up a movie about Elvis-mom-fucking with a movie in which a man who looks a lot like Elvis stands directly behind the film's maternal figure.
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Cardi continued her criticism of Minaj, saying it was more than coincidental that her phone number, her sister's phone number, and the phone numbers of rappers like Mariahlynn — who had criticized Minaj and Rah Ali after the Harper's Bazaar fight — all were leaked.
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The couple's oldest son, Sid, 3½, was eating an apple, which Mollen joked was "purely coincidental," referring the rather saucy scene in American Pie when Bigg's character was caught having a private moment with an apple pie by his on-screen father.
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It did seem all too coincidental that Shawn and Camila were all over each other at the exact time they released their song, "Seniorita," but they seem to be all over the place -- L.A., SFO, etc, and they're all over each other!!!
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And while it does not mention the recent LinkedIn password data dump specifically, the timing looks more than a little coincidental — with more than 100 million LinkedIn members' emails and passwords being dumped online last month, dating back to an earlier 2012 hack.
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While neither Bush nor Obama mentioned Trump by name or referred to his claims this week that he had been more attentive to relatives of slain US service members than they were, they used coincidental events to register their alarm with Trump's politics.
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Is it merely coincidental that the higher rates of economic growth and lower incidences of financial instability attained in the post-World War II years are closely aligned with the time period during which the Bretton Woods fixed exchange-rate system operated?
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" Taiwan defence minister Feng Shih-kuan told lawmakers in parliament on Monday the timing of China's air drill seemed "a bit coincidental but if they do it again in December, then it indicates they are testing where they need to improve their capabilities.
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The cancellations may have been coincidental, but several employees at South Korean and Chinese media companies, who requested anonymity because they feared jeopardizing business in the future, expressed worries that there had been official pressure to put some South Korean projects on hold.
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A former soldier recruited by British intelligence because of a coincidental connection to Roper, he's a man of action whose primary story arc is that in trying to avenge the death of one woman, he puts the life of another in danger.
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The idea that the first lady would tweet about Christmas in July, let alone on one of the most crucial days in her husband's presidency, is really something, and some people on Twitter wasted no time in calling out the coincidental timing out.
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It was coincidental because that was similar to the likely reaction from many emotional Giants fans, who cried and moaned that their team had made a colossal mistake by drafting Jones so high, even though many had never seen Jones play a down.
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Though the timing was coincidental, the actions taken by Alabama on consecutive days served to highlight widely held positions on the political right that some people say are in conflict, with protecting human life held paramount in one context but not another. Gov.
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Coincidental or not, during the first months of each of the past few Fed chairs there was a fairly significant stock market sell-off, the most pronounced of which was the 21987 market crash just two months after Alan Greenspan became chair.
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It insisted that it was merely coincidental that both sides simultaneously began an offensive against the Islamic State over a week ago and that both sides declared a cease-fire in their fights against the militant group about the same time on Sunday.
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I have said pretty much all I have to say about the Apple Watch in the review above, but luckily for me a coincidental leak of a Fossil smartwatch showed up, as if it was begging to be compared to the Apple Watch.
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"On the details of this meeting, Prince was less than forthcoming and sought to represent that his discussion with Dmitriev, which comprised a third of the time he was conducting meetings in the Seychelles, was merely coincidental," Schiff said at the time.
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Scientists have been working with data and viral testing to help predict outbreaks – see here here here and here – but any connection to election years is coincidental, and many years that haven't seen U.S. elections have also seen developments relating to global diseases.
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Mr. Schacht, asked why he had filed the suit the week Mr. Zarrab was testifying in the sanctions case, said the timing was coincidental and largely a factor of his being retained recently to represent the inmate and of conducting his own investigation.
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One wildly coincidental detail about the property where Stanford Real Estate chose to build is that it, according to the San Francisco Business Times, was the former site of a Wall Street Journal printing press facility, which is the publication that exposed Theranos in 000.
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In the aftermath, nervous investors would postulate as to whether the muted decline in the indices were coincidental with the spectacle of what rational people can only view as irrational behavior at the lectern or nothing more than a consolidating market after a record run.
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All told, the Pixel 4 isn't the most repairable phone for the average consumer: iFixit ranks it at a numerically coincidental 4 out of 10 on its "repairability" scale, meaning that you'll likely still want to let a pro handle your next broken screen.
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She has a natural talent for playing a "sad American girl" Parker says that her role in Dumbo, in which she plays the daughter of a circus performer whose mother dies from an incurable illness, was a coincidental perfect fit for her burgeoning acting abilities.
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This timing is unlikely to be coincidental; releasing potentially damaging information (and damaging in that it was even able to be stolen) days before the election, and at a time when it cannot be officially discussed, is a fairly obvious attempt to affect its result.
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While a senior administration official stated that the late release was "an indication of the amount of work that had to go on" and "merely coincidental," it's noteworthy that the Trump administration chose to put it out now at the height of the DACA debate.
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It was a coincidental placement — this was the only room in the museum big enough to host such a screening — but the irony of highly literal, adorable pop culture drowning out the message of the piece on the wall was not lost on me.
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And it wasn't coincidental that the Mediterranean has been in the conscience and eyes of the world recently as the risky route of millions of desperate people trying to cross to the perceived safety and asylum of Europe, with hundreds of thousands of tragic consequences.
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It does not feel entirely coincidental that this rebuke happened on the heels of yet another year when Lopez worked overtime to remind the world that — far from a side-hustle or a part-time vanity project — she is still very much an active musician.
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"Its timing is merely coincidental with the ongoing debate, however we don't mean to diminish its importance in the issues that it highlights in terms of the outcome of that debate in any kind of policy changes or legislative changes," said an administration official.
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Jean-Francois Harvey, a Canadian immigration lawyer based in Hong Kong, is representing both couples in the matter and told the Globe their — unrelated — residency applications were submitted more than two years ago, and the timing of the rejection notices is more than coincidental.
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This is a creative work of fiction and Avatara, the game created in this story, and any persons, companies related to Avatara and/or events involving Avatara, are entirely fictitious; any resemblance between Avatara and actual games, companies, or related events and people, are entirely coincidental.
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If they weren't before, all eyes are on the Kardashian sisters, so it seemed a little too coincidental that just two days later Khloé would take to Twitter to announce that she's executive producing a new true crime show about...when sisters turn to the dark side.
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If you hadn't heard this before, fans accused Swift of copying the (honestly bizarre) video produced by actor/producer Spike Jonze, saying that there were too many similarities — from the black-tie event to the outdoor dance sequence — for things to be coincidental, BBC News reports.
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Although the Cretaceous extinction is usually blamed on the extraterrestrial collision that left its mark in the Yucatan, with the coincidental eruptions (which happened in what is now India) relegated to a supporting role, some geologists wonder if the importance of those roles should be reversed.
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But even adding in two different instances of maternal loss—the mother whose child is killed by Richard Horne's car, and our new information about why Frank Truman's wife is such a harridan—both these scenes could just be coincidental occurrences of female stoicism and sacrifice.
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The problem for Gaetz is that he uses this comparison in an attempt to illustrate what he believes to be the massive -- and not coincidental -- coincidence that the FBI can't find text messages from a critical period of time as it relates to the Russia investigation.
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A DOT spokesperson denied that Inman served as a special liaison to Kentucky and said his involvement in the Boone County grant, including a phone call with the top county official the same day the applicants were granted a chance to revise the proposal, was coincidental.
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In a remarkable — if coincidental — bit of timing, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the president of Mexico, two weeks ago reiterated his administration's reluctance to embrace the kingpin strategy, even as a prosecutor was delivering the government's summation at Mr. Guzmán's trial in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.
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In memory of his great career, I determined to use my coincidental order of one of his most controversial films from Netflix, Histoire de Marie et Julien, as a way to address some of the issues the critics had found irritating and incomprehensible about this work.
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Among the new policies: The timing of these changes is not coincidental; it's likely that Twitter wanted to have something concrete to show congressional investigators next week in D.C. In Twitter's initial meetings with Congress, during which the company unveiled the 200 accounts with ties to Russia, Sen.
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There are thick plastic drums evocative of hazardous waste containers and a bar stocked with fluorescent Red Bull-based cocktails—this being the crown jewel of the energy drink slingers' annual avant music festival in New York—a detail that is most probably coincidental, but feels striking nevertheless.
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So there you have it: two bizarre ice sheet upsets, occurring on opposite ends of the world within a week of each other, completely coincidental and not at all related to any sort of long-term planetary trend or human activity or scientific "theory" or what have you.
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Now, in a coincidental twist of timing, Wikipedia's parent, the Wikimedia Foundation, is announcing a donation aimed at helping the group better cope with situations just like this: Craig Newmark Philanthropies, founded by the Craigslist founder, is giving $2.5 million to Wikimedia to help it improve its security.
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Clinton's silent majority values competence and experience, and recognizes that it's no coincidence the first plausible woman president had to be the most well-qualified candidate in generations and equally un-coincidental that in the hands of her enemies her great asset has been relabeled as a weakness.
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"It just seems awfully coincidental that the individuals involved happen to be people in control and influence of that asset, and they ended up with an exclusive use of it," said Marcus S. Owens, a Washington lawyer who ran the Internal Revenue Service division that oversees tax-exempt organizations.
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"BoJack Horseman" has covered this territory before (in Season 2, it took on Bill Cosby), but the relevant connection to #MeToo was more coincidental than intentional: "We actually kind of backed into it, because we started talking about this season last summer," said Raphael Bob-Waksberg, the show's creator.
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While the timing of the Jakarta bombings and the fighting on the southern Philippine island of Mindanao appears to be coincidental, experts on terrorism have been warning for months that the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, has provided a new basis for cooperation among extremists in the region.
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There are, pretty obviously, major questions of ethnic and religious identity in play — not just among American Jews but also with the incredible influence of Christian Zionism in American politics and, conversely, the not-coincidental reality that Omar and Tlaib, who are both Muslim, have strong feelings on this topic.
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Though the photo is very cute, it does seems awfully coincidental that it would be posted just threes days after Kourtney Kardashian, Disick's ex and mother of his three kids, posted a video to Instagram featuring herself cuddled up with new boyfriend, Younes Bendjima, in front of the Eiffel Tower.
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Which is to say, it's coincidental I'm a White Sox fan and that I grew up in Chicago's southern suburbs, past the Calumet River, where specific MLB team fandom begins to dissipate into a mostly equal mix of Cubs and Sox, the hats interspersed like the easily exchanged currencies of borderlands.
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The coincidental split-screen moment highlighted the herculean task before Trump with now less than 100 days to go in the general election: Desperate for cash, Trump is largely charting his own course, snubbed by traditional Republican donors with the clock winding down for him to finally win them over.
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Lizzie Plaugic: Another week has passed in Paradise, and it's now clear that the rules on Bachelor in Paradise are an ever-morphing set of arbitrary schemes and non-coincidental coincidences constructed by shameless autocrats whose governing power extends only to this small group of people at a resort in Mexico.
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That is, until yesterday, when FND Films posted the official trailer for It's All Good — a movie now revealed to be about a group of independent filmmakers who raise a coincidental $77,900 and proceed to blow the entire sum on partying, in a fictionalized account of the company's moviemaking efforts.
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Liu Yunshan has the added disadvantage of being part of "Jiang's gang", the group of senior officials close to Jiang Zemin, Mr Hu's predecessor, which is seen as another rival faction to Mr Xi. Leaguers are falling foul of the anti-graft campaign to an extent that can hardly be coincidental.
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"I think it's not coincidental that the appropriations system and other legislative [process] dramatically deteriorated in their ability to produce a result at the same time that the Congress stopped directing the administration as to how money should be spent," said Blunt, who also chairs the Senate Republican Policy Committee.
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On Sunday morning, White House chief of staff Reince Priebus told Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday" that the President's tweet to tune into a show that would skewer Ryan was merely "coincidental," and that Trump was trying to do his friend Pirro a favor, not insinuate Ryan should resign.
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But as it turns out, the game is less politics and more of a mish-mash of cult imagery — the game's Eden's Gate cult sounds like the actual Heaven's Gate, and the echoes of Waco, TX ring a lot louder than any potentially coincidental similarities to the Oregon standoff of 2016.
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The choice to endorse the Kazakh fighter may also be a coincidental move to fill a gap as parent company Nike recently dropped Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao from their label for controversial comments against same-sex couples (http://fightland.vice.com/blog/manny-pacquiao-may-lose-nike-endorsement-for-comments-on-gay-couples).
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In September 2001, the group gained notoriety for an eerily coincidental cover for its album "Party Music" — designed months earlier — in which Riley and Pam stand before a Photoshopped World Trade Center, holding up drumsticks and a bass-tuner as if they are detonators, as the towers explode behind them.
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" A spokesperson for Pritzker told BuzzFeed News by email: "He has no memory of having any knowledge prior to the event of the identity of any attendee including Mr. Epstein and if Mr. Pritzker was seated next to Mr. Epstein at the small gathering, it would have been purely coincidental.
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AI. "It just seems awfully coincidental that the individuals involved happen to be people in control and influence of that asset, and they ended up with an exclusive use of it," said Marcus S. Owens, a Washington lawyer who ran the Internal Revenue Service division that oversees tax-exempt organizations.
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"Unfortunately, there was no scientific rationale to undertake genomic analyses of Ata because the skeleton is normal, the identified genetic mutations are possibly coincidental, and none of the genetic mutations are known to be strongly associated with skeletal pathology that would affect the skeleton at this young age," said Halcrow in a statement.
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It does not look entirely coincidental that the criticism of Facebook's API for being "inadequate" has landed on the same day that Facebook has pushed out publicity about opening access to a database of URLs its users have linked to since 2017 — which is being made available to a select group of academics.
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Her father, who owns a company that appears to sell the exact same things as a Hallmark store would (which is very coincidental seeing how these movies are essentially Hallmark Channel clones), ships her off to Snow Falls, a quaint, Stars Hollow-esque town a bus ride away from New York City.
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If there's one uniting theme to Johnson's work, it's trying to forge a more responsible, efficient way of living—he struck (coincidental) gold through trying to replace Freon as a coolant, and now he wants to take the acid out of our batteries and bring solar energy up to part with the competition.
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That Xi is receiving Modi on the same day as the leaders of North and South Koreas hold talks has raised eyebrows, but analysts view the timing as coincidental and not meant to overshadow the inter-Korean summit, especially considering the difficulties in scheduling and preparing for meetings between any senior leaders.
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The program for "Bitter Wheat" may insist on its story as "a piece of fiction" whose self-evident equivalencies are "entirely coincidental," but curiosity has loomed large as to how that role of one powerful, wealthy man in the #MeToo movement would play out in the hands of another powerful, wealthy man.
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Matthew Miller, a spokesman for Eric H. Holder Jr. when he was President Barack Obama's attorney general, said prosecutors could have waited to seek the indictment until after Mr. Trump came home, and that the decision to move for charges just before the meeting with Mr. Putin might not be purely coincidental.
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But the most popular theory is that the timing is just a little too coincidental with a recently proposed FAA rule that would require drones to be identified remotely using a unique identifier and GPS coordinates sent via cellular signal to a central database, which many enthusiasts worry will ruin their hobby.
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No, but there was one coincidental thing, which is that I was getting bored with equity analysis, so I started looking for business journalism jobs, because I wanted to write, and I ended up interviewing with Jason Calacanis to be a deputy editor on Silicon Alley Reporter or Venture Reporter or one of those publications.
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I might not always like the real-life Kardashians (after all, how coincidental can it be that Kylie Jenner announced her pregnancy 72 hours before they air a commemorative episode?), but the anniversary special reminded me that I do have a soft spot for the edited-but-real, semi-fictional world of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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DRAKE: My wife and I had gone for a ride, and we put on the radio and we heard that there was an incident down by the World Trade Center where my son worked, and we just said, no, no, no, it would have to be too coincidental that our son would be there at that precise time.
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Whether the half-dozen Papadopoulos overtures by Western intelligence officials were directed or assisted by the CIA, or were purely coincidental, one important concern lingers: If Papadopoulos is telling the truth, the FBI possessed a critical piece of exculpatory evidence by September 22019 that called into the question the legitimacy of its Trump-Russia collusion probe.
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Editorial The timing is troubling, if coincidental: Last Thursday, just 11 days after a trove of leaked documents now known as the Panama Papers reaffirmed the essential role of journalists and whistle-blowers in revealing illegal or unethical business practices, the European Parliament approved rules to protect corporate trade secrets that could put a chill on such efforts.
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" Perhaps it was not entirely coincidental that his words echoed a notice posted by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television, the country's media regulator, which accused Bytedance of making apps that offended common sensibility—the news stories on Jinri Toutiao were "opposed to morality" and the jokes on Neihan Duanzi were "off-color.
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He's been named a finalist because he's made a boatload of money for the NFL and it's not even a little coincidental that this honor comes less than a year after he spearheaded a campaign to bring the Rams back to Los Angeles and into a stadium and campus that will print boatloads of more money for the NFL.
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He's a proven liar who is doing everything he can to get out of a long-term prison sentence for serious crimes of bank and tax fraud that had nothing to do with the Trump Organization ... [H]ardly coincidental that the special counsel once again files a charge just as the president is leaving for a meeting with world leaders at the G20 summit in Argentina.
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What ensues, in a movie directed by Ry Russo-Young from a script by Tracy Oliver, is a series of seemingly beyond-coincidental encounters, as Natasha tries to find an attorney (John Leguizamo) who might save her family from deportation, while Daniel prepares for an alumni meeting to help secure a spot at Dartmouth that his education-minded parents want far more than he does.
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Probably she's not, because that might end up being way too convoluted, but there's something so coincidental and perfectly timed about the way she rides up to her father, and if he's following Ford's quest because he knows it will lead him to a daughter he thought he lost or something of the sort, it would instantly fill in a bunch of gaps in his story.
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"We cannot help but think it not coincidental that the decision by Yale officials to seek expulsion of the captain of its basketball team followed by little more than a month the report of the Association of American Universities (AAU) which was highly critical of the incidence of sexual assault on the Yale campus, and the Yale President's promise, in response, to 'redouble our efforts,'" Stern said.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.), a vocal critic of the Iran nuclear deal, said he didn't think it was "coincidental" that the country had seized the vessels hours before Obama's address.
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But it also has fun with characters trying on different guises — a nice suit Warden Caputo (Nick Sandow) brought to the prison flits from character to character, and still others put on guard uniforms, while a different character decides to hide out in the prison as an inmate, rather than the MCC employee she is — and with the sort of convoluted, coincidental plot twists that marked many of Shakespeare's plays.
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It was undeniably news that Durst, whose real estate wealth and trail of accusations had long made him fodder for New York tabloids, had been arrested in New Orleans and charged with murder; the fact that it happened while a show was airing about just that matter wasn't coincidental, but no one could really argue that the news of his arrest should have been marked with a spoiler alert.
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"We know from the Erik Prince testimony … that [Prince] had a meeting with Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonThe specter of Steve Bannon may loom over 2020 Trump campaign Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Steve Bannon: 'President Trump is not a racist' MORE before he made that trip to the Seychelles traveling halfway around the world to have what he described essentially as a coincidental meeting with a Russian in a bar," Schiff told ABC News.
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Generally, I am not prone to conspiracy theories, but I do not find it coincidental that last week, former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE just happened to force a meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch — in private — on an airport tarmac in Arizona only days before Lynch's employee, James Comey, announces his recommendation that no charges should be pursued.
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