A series of fortuitous mutations (well, fortuitous for Ebola at least) increased the ability of the virus to infect human cells.
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If you're traveling, this will be an especially fortuitous day.
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Despite the fortuitous timing of its release, most of WORRY.
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It turned out to be a fortuitous bit of timing.
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The coalition government came to power at a fortuitous time.
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The marriage of the Nationals and Murphy was almost fortuitous.
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A fortuitous situation helped the Wild get on track early.
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That fortuitous moment with Rebecca saved him from a different life.
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Other collisions of art and politics are more startling and fortuitous.
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The fortuitous coincidence of her site makes her presence feel poignant.
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It was a fortuitous moment to create such a crossover product.
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Gourde opened the scoring as Tampa Bay benefitted from a fortuitous bounce.
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It was a fortuitous event, to be sure—but not altogether unexpected.
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It seems like the timing is fortuitous for this book as well?
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Also fortuitous for Irma: It hasn't made much direct contact with land.
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Which is fortuitous, because Congress is very open to that idea, too.
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The triumph of orange carrots over other varieties ended up being fortuitous.
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A fortuitous little goal and a 2-0 lead for the visitors.
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LOS ANGELES — Never has a stolen iPhone proved to be more fortuitous.
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A fortuitous turn or an inevitability, depending on how hard you squint.
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The Kings quickly knotted the score when they got another fortuitous bounce.
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It was fortuitous that the writer John Irving's letter arrived around then.
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This is fortuitous because the United States faces gathering foreign policy crises.
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"It's just fortuitous that they have these effects on people," Hughes said.
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"We stepped off the traditional success track at a fortuitous moment," Mrs.
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That's what happened with NETFLIX ORIGINAL — how fortuitous that it's a 15!
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Start-Up Chile's debut came at a fortuitous moment for other reasons, too.
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Though Chipotle scheduled the meeting in mid-January, the timing is quite fortuitous.
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Columbus found the equalizer in the second period thanks to another fortuitous bounce.
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Rohmer's world is one of serendipity, fortuitous encounters, loves lost and miraculously found.
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In retrospect, though it came together on the fly, the timing was fortuitous.
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Titled Hillbilly Elegy, the book could not have come at a more fortuitous time.
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And thus, the fateful tale of the wayward corgi came to a fortuitous conclusion.
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On advice from a friend, they froze the negatives, an effort that proved fortuitous.
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If you're worried this fortuitous day is already slipping through your fingers, don't panic.
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"It's fortuitous that she had this trip planned with her husband," the source says.
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The pairing of clinic chain and supermarket chain has been fortuitous, Akos executives say.
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It's funny and fortuitous—somewhat like fate, as much as I despise that idea.
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But, looking elsewhere in their charts, Tripp finds a few less-than-fortuitous features.
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Lucky for him Daenerys Targaryen made her fortuitous return, as foreshadowed throughout the episode.
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One is simply that, from a stock market standpoint, Mr. Obama had fortuitous timing.
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Zoo is, by both design and fortuitous accident, the most illogical show on television.
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Beijing's invitation came at a fortuitous time: during the height of the financial crisis.
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LB: It was very fortuitous and unexpected, which is a nice trajectory for art.
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Blueger, in fortuitous position behind Weegar, tapped the puck in for a 2-0 lead.
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The team's mission is to recapitulate this fortuitous coincidence in other crops, by genetic tweaking.
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The release of New People six months after Donald Trump became president might be fortuitous.
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A successful society is a progress machine, turning innovations and fortuitous developments into shared advancement.
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Supposedly, modernity settled the question of divinatory reliance on the fortuitous largely by avoiding it.
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Harvey (David Krumholtz) doesn't make it to set for work, which seems a little too fortuitous.
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That turned out to be a fortuitous move, and the proof is in the Oscar buzz.
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In 1944, a Columbia University doctoral student in genetics named Evelyn Witkin made a fortuitous mistake.
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What those fortuitous adaptations might have been will have to be the subject of future work.
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This fortuitous photo is part of a larger project to study the ecology of the region.
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Though he says the regulatory angle is fortuitous, rather than the full inspiration for the product.
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Even more importantly, Francis said that this fortuitous meeting resulted in one of his closest friendships.
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It was fortuitous timing: Unbeknownst to him, that year was a turning point on the Street.
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That ended up being fortuitous because Joe developed a new body of painting in the interim.
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Interestingly, the end of the Cold War marked a fortuitous time for conservation biology in Europe.
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For Ms. Windsor, marriage to Ms. Kasen is a fortuitous story about finding love in widowhood.
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Jeremi Suri's succinct and original volume, "The Impossible Presidency," lacks the fortuitous timing of Schlesinger's book.
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The service attributed much of the unexpected growth to a fortuitous burst of construction in December.
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Authorities have tracked down illegal vaping operations through elaborate police investigation — but also fortuitous traffic stops.
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A fortuitous bounce gave Colorado a 3-2 lead with 3:47 remaining in the second period.
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According to the Times, Bacon's origin story involved a fortuitous meeting at the tender age of 7.
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The second tremor created a twist so fortuitous that it made hope possible amid destruction and despair.
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It's largely her words and sentiments expressed through song, and with Hall's delivery, it's a fortuitous combination.
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The fortuitous bounces that went that were going their way earlier in the season are not now.
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The timing could not be more fortuitous, though many people may wish that it were less so.
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A procession of fortuitous encounters with both white and black adults who cared is what saved him.
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However fortuitous the timing, the authorities harnessed and subtly deployed those dates to serve their political ends.
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It proved fortuitous as Mr. Mahaffey's small label, Miss Olivia Brion, was based at Heron Lake Vineyard.
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He ended up stowing away in the same Savior truck as Jesus, an unplanned but fortuitous development.
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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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The Sabres took a 1-0 lead just 53 seconds into the game with a fortuitous bounce.
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Fortuitous timing as it will come just a day before the release of China's Q4 GDP report.
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CEO Ryan Petersen diagrams his business' fortuitous cycle at Flexport's San Francisco headquarters CEO Ryan Petersen diagrams his business' fortuitous cycle at Flexport's San Francisco headquarters "I don't worry about startup competitors" Petersen says, noting that during the sales process, customers have never compared Flexport to those chasing it.
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And actually what ended up being really fortuitous is that I had been tracking this one company, Pinterest.
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It's fortuitous timing, too, that Selena Gomez's go-to slip-dress maker just happened to launch e-commerce.
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But once they stumble upon a fortuitous immunity, it's all systems go, with growth proceeding at normal rates.
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Sally Sussman should have been one of the greatest and most fortuitous hires in the history of Pfizer.
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What fortuitous timing: It means that, no matter our plans, we know what we're wearing on Valentine's Day.
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I successfully met a boy friend on Bumble, and I consider that as fortuitous an outcome as any.
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The switch proved fortuitous, gelled effortlessly with their slogan, and fit in with Smith's sharply honed business sense.
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The speaker places a jar into a rural landscape where it imposes a fortuitous order on arbitrary nature.
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The Canucks benefited from another fortuitous bounce to extend their lead to 3-1 late in the second.
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It was a fortuitous gaffe because, "They've been best friends ever since," his rep explained in an email.
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"The SEC rumblings are perhaps fortuitous too as Paris Hilton seems to toe into ICO territory," he said.
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The fortuitous discovery softens a frustrated Ross, who then stops to soak in the memory of his grandmother.
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The fortuitous tally went off a defender and into the net to give Czarnik goals in three straight games.
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English has pairs like alternate/alternative, fortunate/fortuitous, discrete/discreet, economic/economical, historic/historical, incredible/incredulous and many others.
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Doctor Strange and The Beatles may seem like strange bedfellows, but there's actually a curious, fortuitous connection between them.
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In addition to this fortuitous mutation, it also has to spread to a host and then propagate from there.
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Meanwhile, by virtue of fortuitous timing, events unfolding in Italy will greatly influence the European political and economic agenda.
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Politico's source described the timing of Abedin's escape from New York City as fortuitous – not linked to Monday's headlines.
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All at once, my ability to accept logic kicked back in and I realized this was a fortuitous development.
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Now, thanks to a fortuitous series of internet posts, he knows that he looks just like Cara Delevingne's dad.
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He says his path into club music was sparked by fortuitous YouTube hole, in which he stumbled upon voguing.
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For one group of people living in Manabí Province, however, the earthquake turned out to be a fortuitous event.
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He got all arty at the end and zoomed in on my fingers, which was a nice, fortuitous decision.
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On an early power play, Scheifele scored his 35th goal 15:56 into the game after a fortuitous rebound.
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The timing was fortuitous: His wife gave birth to their second child last year, and money was getting tight.
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A fortuitous event like that might spiral into a server-spanning storyline as different player groups intersect and collide.
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My point being that even with such a fortuitous run-in with it, breast cancer savages much more than breasts.
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She never lost contact with the children she taught—Roma was a fortuitous extension of what she'd already always wanted.
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Although there was some luck involved in finding his fortuitous path to finance, he was aggressive, sharp and wouldn't quit.
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It was, as the judge put it, merely "fortuitous" that the mechanism had not, in turn, lit the explosive powder.
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This Monday, February 6, fortuitous Jupiter slips into his annual retrograde, putting our gamblers' instincts in the time-out chair.
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New research suggests life could take root on at least two of these planets, thanks to a fortuitous orbital quirk.
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Thanks to these sensible policies, and the fortuitous tailwind of higher productivity growth, the economy boomed and prosperity was shared.
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The castle was opened up especially for my visit, which was fortuitous because the views from the top were breathtaking.
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What many businesses save until later Reese tackled at the outset, and the move ended up being a fortuitous one.
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A tiny fraction managed to die under fortuitous circumstances that allowed their tissue and bones to be fossilized in rock.
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Anaheim (46-23-13) vanquished the Calgary Flames in a four-game sweep, thanks to diligent work and fortuitous bounces.
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That's because the fortuitous ticket was bought in South Carolina, where lottery winners can stay anonymous if they want to.
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The lighting is fortuitous, and helps show off the topography of Ultima Thule, or 2014 MU69, as it was previously known.
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So it was this very fortuitous coincidence that we happened to be passing this dance studio on our way to practice.
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But Clinton's reemergence is more a product of fortuitous timing and feeling unencumbered than a genuine exploration of a 2020 run.
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The timing could not have been more fortuitous for Fox's film, and no one recognized that more acutely than she did.
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The meeting between the Swiss startup and the Lausanne-headquartered IOC was a fortuitous one — and the Swiss connection certainly helped.
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It's unclear at this time if Apple will reverse this decision, which makes the timing of the Zoute acquisition more fortuitous.
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But let us not delude ourselves into believing that New York has a monopoly on weird and fortuitous turns of events.
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The island, with restaurants with names like the Lobster Box and mailboxes shaped like lighthouses, wound up being a fortuitous detour.
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But what can seem like fortuitous timing for a nonfiction book may, for another project, cut too close, or too soon.
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But it was fortuitous that she ended up on the DC Circuit, which has become a steppingstone to the high court.
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Until YInMn came along: the fortuitous product of an experiment in the materials chemistry lab at Oregon State University in 2009.
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A fortuitous encounter brought him to the attention of Al Capone, whose eye for criminal talent was second to no one.
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A late tire puncture for Bottas handed Hamilton the victory and, by his own admission, a fortuitous lead in the standings.
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That timing would be fortuitous for President Trump, as most people wouldn't be feeling the effects when they vote on Nov.
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His is a flâneur's gaze, and his images arise less out of systematic investigations than through personal impressions and fortuitous discovery.
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There is no time for the fortuitous experiments of Darpa and Rand to organically develop into the commercial internet decades later.
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The strategy of targeting young suburban voters seeks to exploit the fortuitous intersection of this state's changing population and Mr. Rubio's biography.
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"It was fortuitous that we had scheduled the forum, and I hope people took preparedness to heart," she told Reuters from Pahoa.
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If romance isn't on your mind, this fortuitous placement could lead you to enter into some fantastic partnerships, in business or art.
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The collaboration came together swiftly and organically, when Sue was recording in LA, thanks to her producer's fortuitous connect with Donald Glover.
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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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Party officials and analysts in Virginia said Mr. Northam owed his political survival to fortuitous events as well as his own efforts.
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If it does, broadcasters will be dealt an unprecedented, but fortuitous, break which will change the media landscape for the foreseeable future.
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" It was named Fruit Torte, and included a fortuitous note at the top: "This deserves a 10-star rating on our list.
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Among his gifts was the ability to grow a full red beard quickly — a fortuitous talent for someone often on the lam.
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"That extension of the statute of limitations is really fortuitous for Epstein victims, and for any victims in New York," Bloom said.
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By fortuitous circumstance, MU69 passed in front of three stars within a two-month period, causing the stars to momentarily blink out.
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Sitting down with PEOPLE last month, Hyland said her hospitalization happening so soon after their first outing wound up being unexpectedly fortuitous.
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Also, he's really into Star Wars; fortuitous considering this week is when all the toys for the next Star Wars film are released.
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This conspicuously fortuitous series of events is tainted with the sad passing of Thoros of Myr, who freezes to death during the night.
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While that's certainly fortuitous, it's worth noting that peat bogs play an important environmental role, capable of mitigating the effects of climate change.
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As if this month's full moon wasn't spiritually fortuitous enough, it's in the sign of Taurus and it coincides with Daylight Saving time.
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The rest did him good as the starting power forward hit 11 of 1073 shots with three 3-pointers and one fortuitous dunk.
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Random, but fortuitous, because these two delegates turned out to represent the opposite sides of the Trump question—in great, big, capital letters.
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This seemingly fortuitous mutation can happen naturally, and scientists have studied the resulting effects on Europeans, who seem healthy for the most part.
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The timing was fortuitous: a controversy over what news goes into Facebook's Trending Topics feature dominated headlines in the days before our interview.
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His timing was fortuitous, said Vy Higginsen, executive director of the Mama Foundation for the Arts, which runs the Gospel for Teens program.
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Dr. Holz, the University of Chicago astrophysicist, said, "I still can't believe how lucky we all are," reciting a list of fortuitous circumstances.
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That this book should come out now is fortuitous as Americans debate Russia's role in the world — and in our own political system.
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Apple supplier Foxconn has been moving to automate 30% of its one million factory jobs in China by 2020, which could prove fortuitous.
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There comes a click, in romantic movies, when the link between the central couple is ratcheted up from the fortuitous to the intimate.
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The novel (which Austen originally called "The Brothers") begins with a carriage accident and the fortuitous rescue of its inhabitants — Mr. and Mrs.
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In one, rectilinear streets divided the frame, but some rooftops also appeared to form, in a fortuitous counterpoint, a spiral—Lagos, self-organizing.
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Sitting down with PEOPLE earlier this month, Hyland said her hospitalization happening so soon after their first outing wound up being unexpectedly fortuitous.
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That was the fortuitous consequence of an energy find, but deliberate policy can play a role in restricting access to the means of suicide.
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It's fortuitous timing when Ben Jacobsen, founder and owner of Portland's Jacobsen Salt Co. and Bee Local Honey, stops by the MUNCHIES test kitchen.
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They were cleared of wrongdoing, but on Wednesday, the SEC filed insider trading charges against a different executive for his own fortuitous cash-out.
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Artist's impression of the neutron star accreting matter from another star Illustration: ICRAR/University of AmsterdamThis was a fortuitous observation, van den Eijnden explained.
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Similarly, the Juno CEO's fortuitous trade was scheduled more than three months before the company's trial was put on hold, according to SEC filings.
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The inspired workspace has extended far beyond the physical office building and suffused the commons, expanding possibilities for the fortuitous encounters of Propst's dreams.
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Hopefully a fortuitous Martian dust devil will eventually sweep by and do the honors, much like the one that recently visited the InSight lander.
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Voracek netted his third goal of the season by taking advantage of a fortuitous bounce off the half-boards in New Jersey's offensive zone.
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That would be fortuitous since the odds are more than 80 percent that the Fed will hike interest rates again at its June meeting.
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It was a fortuitous turn of events for the impoverished, desperate man, who subsequently joined six other asylum seekers living in the group home.
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But in what proved a fortuitous accident, the researchers who set out to test it in mice had trouble formulating it for easy consumption.
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Like Tevas, fleeces, and bucket hats, the fanny packs' renewed trendiness seems like a fortuitous front, behind which we can shamelessly enjoy their functionality.
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"I wonder how much of this was fortuitous," said Steven Blitz, the chief economist at ITG Investment Research, a brokerage firm in New York.
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And on Tuesday, with fortuitous timing, reports broke that the Manhattan DA is now preparing an indictment against Weinstein to be detailed next week.
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These are but a few of the touch points and spokes that make up this interconnected, fiercely ambitious, and fortuitous cultural and commercial apparatus.
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The timing proved fortuitous – young students were skeptical of traditional banks in the wake of the financial crisis and flocked to the new platform.
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If Kawhi Leonard's fortuitous bounces at the last second of the Eastern Conference semifinals had rimmed out, Butler might be a champion right now.
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The Devils looked to be heading to a crucial victory before Oshie tied the score on one of the more fortuitous goals of his career.
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So the timing of the debut of this head-to-toe striped set seems like a little more than just fortuitous coincidence on Kendall's part.
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"Western civilization, because of fortuitous historical circumstances, has spread itself more widely than any other local group that has so far been known," Benedict wrote.
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But this isn't to say that the only reason "Despacito" hit No. 248 in America is that it sounds different and enjoyed some fortuitous timing.
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In this regard, the trip to America is "fortuitous," said Shalom Lipner, a nonresident senior fellow in the Center for Middle East Policy at Brookings.
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"Ryan and Emma coming on board felt like one of those fortuitous, chance things," director Chazelle told a crowd at Entertainment Weekly's PopFest Saturday afternoon.
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These whirlwinds aren't dangerous, and with no one on Mars to clear the dust off InSight's solar panels, these fortuitous events will have to suffice.
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It was fortuitous alliances with dark figures like Bannon and the Mercers, and decades of anti-Clinton work, that ultimately paved the road to victory.
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A few months into the 2012 presidential primaries, a New York–licensed attorney named Jeremy "Pegg" Green made a strange, fortuitous decision: He purchased ClintonKaine.com.
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In a bit of fortuitous timing, the quartet's second proper LP, RR7349, is set to come out on esteemed metal label Relapse on September 30.
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"A really fortuitous moment of social media interaction" between Popeyes and Chick-fil-A fueled the hype, Restaurant Brands CEO José Cil said this week.
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"While the timing of this particular E.T.F. appears quite fortuitous, it's been around as a trading strategy for quite a long time," Mr. Martin said.
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"While the timing of this particular E.T.F. appears quite fortuitous, it's been around as a trading strategy for quite a long time," Mr. Martin said.
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Their two new plays — the ones now transferring to Broadway — are quite different from one another, but have benefited from changing times and fortuitous timing.
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To explain this, the researchers point to a fortuitous mutation among the highlanders—an immune gene correlated with smallpox, which may have conferred a protective effect.
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The second piece is that we are at a fortuitous moment in the world of marketing — we refer to it as the era of engagement marketing.
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It took the birth of his first and only child, Barbara, and a fortuitous trip to France, for the book that made him famous to materialize.
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Goobar and his team stumbled upon this fortuitous event in September 2016, while searching for star explosions with the intermediate Palomar Transient Factory telescope in California.
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But these require fortuitous tip-offs and extensive, expensive investigations, involving the examination of complex evidence from phone calls, e-mails or informants wired with recorders.
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So, it's now a "show me" market, one that can no longer be trusted to do just enough to keep grinding higher through fortuitous sector rotation.
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Over the centuries, as astronomers decoded the mechanics behind such fortuitous orbital alignments, accurate eclipse predictions became possible, and that advance sparked many important scientific breakthroughs.
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Though Israeli generals back his claim that the timing of the assassination was based wholly on circumstances in Gaza, it was politically fortuitous for Mr Netanyahu.
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While Dunninger has been largely forgotten, the couple's fortuitous meeting on his set came at a crucial juncture in the development of American magic and marketing.
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The fortuitous pairing of exhibitions at the N'Namdi shows that, just as we project onto our objects, so objects are capable of projecting back toward us.
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In a fortuitous turn of events, I became Jessica's math tutor and helped her get a C (she was flunking out of class at the time).
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Hailed in Britain, the show brings Ms. Friedman's caressing drama to songs from Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim's vast separate catalogs as well as that fortuitous collaboration.
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But in a fortuitous plot twist, a hajj tour company invited me as its guest, making it possible for a freelance writer to afford the trip.
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Ball bounces Twins' way in victory over Astros HOUSTON — One night earlier, it was the Astros who benefitted from a fortuitous bounce en route to victory.
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Jupiter's origins, in turn, affected the development and position of the rest of the planets, including Earth and its fortuitous location conducive to the evolution of life.
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On the 16th, attraction could emerge from the friend zone or a fortuitous right swipe, thanks to a full moon in your team and tech sector. Surprise!
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"I can predict that we won't be as fortuitous with our pace, compared to our rivals, as we were in Australia," Boullier said in a team preview.
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In the fortuitous case that your child gets a full ride or receives a partial scholarship, the amount equal to the scholarship can be withdrawn without penalty.
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On the surface, his quick ascent as part of One Direction looks fortuitous, or even unlikely—but take a closer look, and it actually makes perfect sense.
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"Underperformance thus far this year provides a fortuitous time to step up," Citi Research's chief U.S. equity strategist, Tobias Levkovich, wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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On the power play, Provorov capitalized with a fortuitous goal that slid past Andersen to make it 1-1 with 4:58 left in the opening period.
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" Mr. Cowley's output from this period — the early to mid-1970s, before his fortuitous meeting with Sylvester — remained largely unknown until the 2013 release of "School Daze.
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So it is fortuitous that this turning point coincides with the release of a glossy, eight-part television drama calculated to remind us how it all began.
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Throw in their incoming lottery pick and a fortuitous cap sheet, and all of a sudden the Bulls could be back in business as a reputable opponent.
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Which means that the goblin kingdom where the younger Froud found fame in his infancy wasn't just a fortuitous bit of casting, but something of a birthright.
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The timing of Asher's book, by contrast, is fortuitous, because many Americans are now preoccupied by economic and class disparities in ways not seen since the Depression.
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Mr. Bannon, who never publicly questioned Mr. Moore after the allegations first surfaced last month, has seen a fortuitous turn of events ahead of the rally here.
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It was a fortuitous break for New Zealand, which denied the British sailing star Sir Ben Ainslie a chance to lead his country to the Auld Mug.
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"To throw down a list from the hard, hard-line wing of the White House is not a very fortuitous or smart thing to do," he added.
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A fortuitous exchange on Twitter with the head of one of those companies led to an internship, and ultimately a full-time position — two years after graduation.
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When Marvel Comics announced in September 2015 that Ta-Nehisi Coates would be writing a new Black Panther series, the timing could not have been more fortuitous.
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But in a neighborhood where one-bedroom apartments can cost $3,500 a month, tenants appear to prefer that only minimal attention is brought to their fortuitous situation.
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The fortuitous timing could give the next prime minister a chance to possibly sit tight and quietly move him on without appearing to have caved to Trump.
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Fortuitous Phone Call The story might have ended with those two tapes deteriorating in Shamokin if not for a phone call from Troy Haupt's childhood friend, Clint Hepner.
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But because of the fortuitous preservation conditions of the pair's watery grave and the paleontologists who finally freed this skeletal pair from it, we know now their story.
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Dedicated to forging relationships with government bodies and conducting clinical studies on medical applications for psychoactives, its partnership with Mauss arrives at a fortuitous time for both parties.
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From a "survival of the fittest" standpoint, this suggests that the newly acquired trait is a fortuitous one—one that's leading these birds down a new evolutionary path.
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Although Bundy had inherited a fortuitous livelihood and broke pretty basic laws to take public resources without paying his fair share, conservatives initially hailed him as a hero.
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But still, for Trump to win through would require a far more fortuitous series of events — a McCain-style sequence, except twice over and against far fiercer opposition.
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This fortuitous discovery suggested that liquid water exists deep within Earth's core, but it was also the first time that ice VII was seen outside of a lab.
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Ultimately, Mr. Kajiwara believes that with the right mix of new rootstocks, cover crops and fortuitous rainfall, some of the Jackson vineyards might not need irrigation at all.
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"That was remarkable and fortuitous, and really set the stage for how we would craft our roles later on in a co-CEO capacity," Kerner told Business Insider.
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That turned out to be both complicated and fortuitous: complicated, because Mr. Hoffman is Jewish, his wife is Catholic, and they had decided to raise their children Jewish.
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But because of a fortuitous meeting at midcentury, and a lifetime love of language, he was conscripted by the Chinese government to develop an accessible alphabetic writing system.
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That strategy almost requires fortuitous timing, impressive assets, and a front office that can be potent and lean at the same time by identifying then pouncing upon market inefficiencies.
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It was fortuitous that Germany and Italy declared war against the US on December 11, 1941 without which Roosevelt would have had to find another justification for American entry.
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With damage costs for U.S. hurricanes from 220 to 20153 estimated at $22015 billion (in 221 dollars), this landfall drought is fortuitous for coastal communities and insurance companies alike.
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If this season of "The Crown" has benefitted from some fortuitous timing, that alone does not explain the programme's status as one of the best dramas of recent years.
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Authorities said the lag in the start of the race, reportedly because of late registrations, proved fortuitous, as the bomb went off before runners were on the race course.
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Sanders's shattering of the New Democratic model, which came on the heels of Occupy Wall Street and its offshoot movements, came at a fortuitous time for leftist Democratic politics.
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Apple Pay did just launch in Japan, and it is actually kind of a big deal, so I can't blame Apple for making the most of a fortuitous situation.
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But at the end of the day, it's going to take fortuitous acts of basic humanity for some to genuinely recognize the value and belonging of our nation's immigrants.
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There's some undeniable luck in Haslem joining this particular team at this particular moment, and that his career has been linked from Day 1 to Wade's is undoubtedly fortuitous.
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After the fortuitous meeting at Ralph's, placing an ad in the local paper lead them to Sui San (on keys) and Silver (drums), and the magic of Lightstorm began.
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The plot is triggered by a cranial tumor that apparently has something to do with Bruno's psychic abilities and by his fortuitous encounter with a childhood friend in Singapore.
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But another one of Ms. Gregoli's clients, whose wedding was booked in December at the Ritz Carlton in St. Thomas, in the United States Virgin Islands, wasn't as fortuitous.
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"It is fortuitous that their miracles were approved the same day," said Andrea Tornielli, who covers the Vatican for the Italian daily La Stampa and its website, Vatican Insider.
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Dr. Kreizler, noting Sarah's demonstrable skills and fortuitous positioning in relation to the police commissioner's office, pushes back, wondering if Moore has perhaps outlived his usefulness in their manhunt.
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They had already killed large numbers of Islamic State fighters, with the stranded buses having turned into a "fortuitous" shooting gallery, the spokesman for the American-led coalition, Col.
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A top-secret presidential advisory board analysis released in 2015 concluded that he had made a "fortuitous, if ill-informed" decision during the training exercise, designated Able Archer 83.
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If a detection took place so soon after Virgo went online, the timing would be fortuitous; after today, LIGO will go on a year-long hiatus to upgrade its detectors.
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The modern gun rights movement cites English philosopher John Locke as an intellectual inspiration—a fortuitous link, since our Founding Fathers also drew on Locke in composing our founding documents.
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That a natural bridge to this world exists in Shanghai has obviously been a massive, and fortuitous, boon to what Skinny and others in the city are trying to achieve.
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The timing of The Tale is fortuitous, but I fear that the hype associated with the #MeToo label might somehow obscure what is ultimately a slow, delicately put together film.
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Had it not been for a fortuitous amnesty for political prisoners decreed by Fulgencio Batista, the dictator he went on to overthrow, he might have rotted for decades in prison.
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For wildlife, the result was a veritable paradise—a fortuitous comparison, for, if the latest research is correct, it is to here that everyone alive today can trace their ancestry.
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The partnership comes at a fortuitous time for Cisco, because it puts the networking giant on the agenda for next month's Dreamforce, Salesforce's mammoth annual customer conference in San Francisco.
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Specifically, the birds are evolving longer beaks, which helps them access food, and in turn boosts their chances of reproducing and passing this fortuitous trait down to the next generation.
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"Kanye is Kanye," said his trainer of three years, Joe Bouraima, a French national whom Mr. West had helped to secure a visa after a fortuitous 2013 meeting in Paris.
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Among Henson's remarkable gifts was a fortuitous combination of creative vision and business savvy: He saw in television an opportunity to reinvigorate the art of puppetry for a wide audience.
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As Kaléo was in the middle of that push, a fortuitous turn of events for the company took place: The public's attention — and anger — turned to the pricing of EpiPens.
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It could well be a fortuitous bad timing that sees the first Woo album now rather than then, at a time when there is literally nothing to compare it with.
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Given the real-life backdrop of the continuing investigation into whether Russian intelligence agencies outsmarted American intelligence services to help get Donald J. Trump elected president, the movie is fortuitous.
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The timing was fortuitous: Within less than two years, he was at the epicenter of months of upheaval that toppled leaders across the region, including President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt.
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Then, in the Vietnam War, Douglas Pavlicek is shot from a military plane and survives through a fortuitous intersection of his fate with that of a centuries-old fig tree.
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The fortuitous lead was gone after less than six minutes when Felipe Anderson sent the ball down the right to Michail Antonio, who struck it past the static goalkeeper, Alisson.
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And Lee's choice of fish as a substrate reportedly resulted from a fortuitous walk around a fish market, which brings us back to the work's most troublesome feature: its smell.
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I'd been out of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts for over 10 years and had never had a day job since graduating, but, this seemed like a fortuitous proposition.
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But for the more rational Netflix viewer, it's a very fortuitous figure indeed: It's the total number of must-watch movies and TV shows coming to the streaming service next month.
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The hints started mounting from the very beginning of the episode, when Melisandre returned from her trip abroad at a very fortuitous moment ("A wizard is never late" and all that).
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Here is the stream of the announcement: The announcement comes at a time you could either view as fortuitous or unfortunate—depending on how you read the politics of the game.
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An off the cuff visit to a dermatologist turned fortuitous for Kari Cummins, 35, who just wanted to check in after having used tanning beds in her 20s and early 30s.
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Throw in the fortuitous and timely Obamacare news and a still very unpopular Democratic Party presidential nominee, and the Republicans have a great advantage to remain the majority party in Congress.
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That fortuitous twist, however, risks overshadowing the documentary's larger message, which essentially serves as a rallying cry to brave elected politics, emphasizing that AOC is the notable exception, not the rule.
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I would love nothing more than to be able to do both, and it's fortuitous that in the US, the political coalition that supports expanded social programs also supports expanded immigration.
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Many of these Latin trap takes on English-language rap songs come replete with music videos, benefitting from the fortuitous high quality meets low budget nature of today's visual recording technology.
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But coming in the midst of important political negotiations, the episode seems fortuitous for the Maduro government, which has refined the art of using and leveraging political prisoners to its advantage.
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The Giants' need for a cornerback and the Jets' desire for a speedy linebacker produced a fortuitous outcome for Eli Apple and Darron Lee, former Ohio State teammates and good friends.
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The Diamondbacks scratched across two runs with two outs in the eighth off Astros setup man Hector Rondon (22-20), parlaying a measure of fortuitous luck on consecutive run-scoring hits.
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Even if they can't, experts suggest ISIS simply cannot back away from the attack, which arrived at a fortuitous time as it weathers a multi-front assault in the Middle East.
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However, in the context of an already troubled global economy, it would be irresponsible for U.S. economic policymakers to premise their economic policy decisions on such a fortuitous and unlikely outcome.
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The timing also seems less than fortuitous, given that the Republicans in Congress are trying to pass a health care reform bill that reduces Medicaid for poor and middle-class Americans.
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The timing proved fortuitous when, a year later, the N.C.A.A. imposed a similar championship ban on neighboring North Carolina because of a contentious law seen by its critics as anti-gay.
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And the fortuitous (or deliberate) lack of casualties offered President Donald Trump a welcome opportunity to exult in a perceived foreign policy win just as the 2020 election season gets underway.
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It was curious, and fortuitous, that these personalities who came across almost as Fellini characters in the pages of the rock mags would exhibit their wild ways in the Nutmeg State.
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"We remain impressed by Nordstrom's openness to reinventing itself — fortuitous investments in e-comm and Rack have given the retailer a fairly unique level of stability," said KeyBanc analyst Ed Yruma.
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As with his videograms, the techniques are remarkably simple; the real ingenuity lies less in craft than in keeping an eye open for fortuitous happenstance, or for the opportunity to intervene.
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Described as a "rousing spy thriller," the series will follow Andor's daring work against the Empire before his fortuitous meeting with Jyn Erso and the mission that led to A New Hope.
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"Rather than seeing Imran Khan as an antagonistic force or spoiler, I see his rise to power as fortuitous," Arif Rafiq, an adjunct scholar with the Middle East Institute, told BuzzFeed News.
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"We believe this coincidence is not fortuitous but is consistent with a key prediction ... whereby major extinction-diversification evolutionary boundaries coincide with virus-bearing cometary-bolide bombardment events," the study's abstract reads.
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In a sense, the timing of the discovery is fortuitous, given that world leaders are on the verge of ratifying a treaty that would begin the process of decarbonizing the global economy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - European champions Portugal were let off the hook by Morocco's wasteful finishing and another Cristiano Ronaldo moment as they notched up a fortuitous victory in the World Cup on Wednesday.
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At the time the stories were published, Obama Justice Department officials marveled at the fortuitous timing of someone close to Comey coming to rescue of his larger-than-life, good guy reputation.
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A detectable threat Despite that vulnerability, it is fortuitous that an effective detection system is in place that can identify packages and letters containing hazardous materials before they reach their intended targets.
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The money is especially fortuitous for Walls' family: She said her husband is a furloughed federal employee not receiving a paycheck amid a nearly month-long government shutdown with no clear end.
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I was pretty lost on Fortnite throughout all of our primary coverage, but finally, one fortuitous Spring evening, a friend of mine came over and offered to coach me through a run.
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The move to an online store was fortuitous: in 2014, on the 50th anniversary of the toy truck line, Hess announced that it was selling its gas stations to Marathon Petroleum Corporation.
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One star, or even one smart or fortuitous transaction, makes such a bigger difference in the N.B.A. That should explain why, in our industry, there is little finality associated with the finals.
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Love it or no, this juddering, fluctuating display is the most contemporary feature of the new MoMA, whose collection now offers the sort of fortuitous collisions familiar from digital browsing and searching.
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Better still, this is a fortuitous outcome that won't cost the government money — as opposed to the green energy racket — but will raise trillions of new tax dollars to fund public programs.
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Though they would not realize it until a few weeks ago — when on a ride to Liberty City, Mr. Jenkins searched his email — that fortuitous script landed in his inbox on Oct.
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To the Editor: Brent Staples's sweeping condemnation of our nation's betrayal of African-American women who contributed so much to the women's movement comes at a fortuitous time for New York City.
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" In Scharer's novel, Lee excitedly shows Man her fortuitous mistake: "When she and Man make eye contact, she can tell he feels it too: a sense that they are doing something momentous.
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Instead of fortune cookies, order oranges: Oranges are considered fortuitous in Chinese culture, and most Chinese people end their meals with a slice of orange — not fortune cookies, which aren't even Chinese.
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"Die göttliche Ordnung" is all the more stirring for some fortuitous timing (though Ms Volpe's ending—Hans and Nora reuniting cosily, followed by a slightly contrived bedroom scene—feels rushed and rather trite).
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The savings come at a fortuitous time for new New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, who took office in January and is facing a shortfall ahead of his first budget proposal in mid-March.
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The timing of these secret meetings being leaked is, uh, very fortuitous for Ivanka, who recently came under fire for her silence on these issues, despite her apparent love of Female Empowerment™.
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Halep refused to lie down, however, holding her own serve before picking up another break in the ninth game only for Pliskova to break again, winning the match via a fortuitous net cord.
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In the months leading up to the event, I had the fortuitous opportunity to speak to Senator Clinton in the Senate Dining Room, and personally deliver an invitation to be the keynote speaker.
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Esports, by and large, were seen as a fortuitous, but ultimately inconsequential, feature of well-designed competitive games––something for designers to be proud of, but hardly an industry in their own right.
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These finds, along with the recent exposure of the Dolmen of Guadalperal, are certainly fortuitous, but climate change has the potential to inflict more evil than good as far as archaeology is concerned.
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An improving 7-foot-63 anchor, an outstanding playmaker at point guard, a five-game winning to end the regular season and a fortuitous scheduling conflict have helped speed up Dawkins's rebuilding timetable.
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That fortuitous meeting between Ms. Leon and Dr. Hayes has helped transform SCAD from being an unknown, unrecognized condition to something all physicians are taught about during medical school and in later training.
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In fact, Kahle described it as a "fortuitous event": He knew Perot Systems head Mort Meyerson, who had a sudden need for an information-organization platform for the campaign of the company's namesake.
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Remarkably, the venom responsible for these horrifying symptoms has remained the same for 10 million years—the result of a fortuitous mutation that makes it practically impossible for evolution to find a counter-solution.
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The timing of Mr Xi's trip was fortuitous—according to the Financial Times his aides were working on it before Britain voted to leave the European Union and well before Mr Trump's election victory.
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This fortuitous abundance has led to an environmental concern, as increasing numbers of geese have returned in recent years to their harsh arctic nesting grounds to consume the slow-growing native plants found there.
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Like the basis of so many iconic partnerships of the past, the matching up of Richard Kelly with Michael Andrews – the composer, multi-instrumentalist and astute arranger behind Donnie Darko's score – was borderline fortuitous.
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In San Francisco, I continued to work in retail, and had a fortuitous meeting with someone I helped at the store who connected me with a new training program they were starting in merchandising.
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The Grammy-winning songwriter and producer, 68, joked about his fortuitous introduction with McPhee, 34, on the set of American Idol when she was a contestant and he was a guest mentor in 2006.
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Through a series of fortuitous and implausible events, she gets a full ride to the Ivy League institution, a fact she loudly proclaims to poor Perry, who is working three jobs to pay tuition.
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With all that going on, Virginia's delay may turn out to be fortuitous — though Burroughs admits that he's not sure "what it is that has captured the collective imagination" with these kinds of shows.
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One of the most fortuitous breaks at the post- Drag- Race-space-party, was the opportunity to work with Trixie Mattel—a fellow season 7 survivor—on their very own web series, entitled UNHhhh.
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Following what the startup's CEO Derek Belch referred to as a "fortuitous inbound," STRIVR met with the retailer and launched a pilot program at the end of January at thirty of its training centers.
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"A really fortuitous moment of social-media interaction between two brands" fueled the hype around the product&aposs launch in August, Restaurant Brands CEO José Cil said at a Morgan Stanley conference this week.
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To understand today's Russia, it is necessary to understand what Gorbachev accomplished and what he failed to do; the book's timing is especially fortuitous as Americans consider Russia's role and influence in the world.
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The Yankees were aided immensely by a fortuitous bounce in the top of the 10th inning after Aroldis Chapman walked Tony Kemp with two out and sent him to second with a wild pitch.
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"If it can help empower women and we can be role models for these young women and men and show you need to respect women, then it is very fortuitous timing," Ms. Lerner said.
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Fortuitous then that March sees the release of The Great Destroyer—the third full length by Relapse-signed Swedish journeymen Gadget and the de facto follow up to 2006's sleeper classic The Funeral March.
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JERUSALEM, Aug 9 (Reuters) - * Shufersal, Israel's largest supermarket chain, said on Tuesday its profit nearly quadrupled in the second quarter, though results for the period were boosted by the fortuitous timing of a Jewish holiday.
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Contrary to what I suggested above, he maintains that poetry is "often met with contempt rather than mere indifference," which has the fortuitous consequence of implying that there must be something rather special about it.
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As things turned out, it was fortuitous he did not put the gear out with the trash, donate it to charity or — like Chris Sale of the Chicago White Sox — use scissors to express himself.
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In a piece of fortuitous timing, Mr. Molinaro, the Dutchess County executive, had released a plan hours before Mr. Kaloyeros was convicted on Thursday, outlining some of his proposals for increasing transparency in state contracting.
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The timing of the new convention is fortuitous, just months after the founders of Tales of the Cocktail — long the world's pre-eminent cocktail conclave, in New Orleans — stepped down after accusations of racial insensitivity.
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It had been one of the most fortuitous marriages in recent college sports: a proud power brought low by a memorabilia scandal, matched with a brilliant native son in need of a change of scenery.
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Though they work in an eclectic range of media, each of these artists refrains from full resolution, inhabiting a liminal space in which advantageous shifts — evocative of romance, finance, and other fortuitous developments — are activated.
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Certainly the war was one of the things I wanted to shut the door against, but the fact that the whole world got shut out along with it felt like a fortuitous turn of events.
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The three-minute report showed a family in Ticino harvesting their spaghetti from a tree that had produced a miraculous bumper crop, thanks to favorable winter weather and the fortuitous disappearance of the tiresome spaghetti weevil.
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Through an incredibly fortuitous historical coincidence, the World Economic Forum — the premier confab of the global political and economic elite — is happening on the same day that Donald Trump is taking office in the United States.
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KAZAN, Russia (Reuters) - A fortuitous second half goal by Diego Costa broke a Persian stonewall and lifted Spain to a 1-0 win over a courageous Iran in a nerve-jangling World Cup clash on Wednesday.
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But as a contemporary spy tale, taken on its own merits, the show is deeply appealing, and in substance and style, for this viewer at least, moved the book forward in a number of fortuitous ways.
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Thanks to her own dogged police work and a series of fortuitous events, Sara finds her suspect and gives him to a protagonist who's suddenly much more open to other people's theories than he was before.
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Adrain said the find, which she and a team of paleontology graduate students from the University of Iowa retrieved last weekend, was fortuitous because the specimen still retained the qualities of regular bones and was intact.
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"Recollections of My Nonexistence" is an un-self-centered book that often reverses the figure-ground relationship, portraying the emergence of a writer and her voice from a particular cultural moment and set of fortuitous influences.
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The study comes at a fortuitous time, since the next round of U.N. climate negotiations, during which the possibility of making more stringent emissions cuts will be on the agenda, begin in Marrakech, Morocco on Nov. 7.
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The timing of the caravan has been fortuitous for Trump, whose string of threats to the governments of the Northern Triangle and Mexico gave his anti-immigrant base a new rallying cry days before the midterm elections.
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With one fortuitous draw of an envelope, the Fighters redirected their fan base's attention to the country's most intriguing prospect, 103-year-old Kotaro Kiyomiya, whose 210 home runs are the most in a high school career.
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When I asked Milroy about the choice to create this exhibit now, she described the timing as "fortuitous," as the exhibit opened in the wake of Brexit's shockwaves and the election of an openly misogynist American president.
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It was a fortuitous coincidence, because Lowey and Granger both served together as members of the state and foreign ops subcommittee in the House, and have often worked together with Leahy on issues under their shared jurisdiction.
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Not the most fortuitous of starts for Meal of Fortune, a dining experience that took place recently in the workspace of Babycastles, a Manhattan video-game collective and gallery, in conjunction with Mouth Arcade and Theory Kitchen.
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Today we have a Chinese term, so if you find yourself with a two-letter word followed by a three-letter word both ending in "I" you are actually on the fortuitous path to the divine solution.
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"He said, 'I'm certainly not interested in filing a lawsuit against the city to recoup money for me, but I would very much like to use this fortuitous event to make a real difference,'" Mr. Marino recalled.
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"Thanks to its narrow dart-like tail and a fortuitous viewing angle, we can trace this pulsar straight back to its birthplace," said Frank Schinzel, a scientist at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Socorro, New Mexico.
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Despite the Nixon campaign's protests over the process that led them there, the debate might have come at a fortuitous time, following the attention-grabbing victory of progressive Democrat Andrew Gillum in Florida's gubernatorial primary on Tuesday.
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"When you look at how far stocks would need to rally to get back to their all-time highs, you will find that many of these Dow names have been much higher in less fortuitous circumstances," Cramer said.
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In a fortuitous bit of superhero switcheroo, Munn ended up taking on the role of telepath Psylocke in X-Men: Apocalypse after filmmakers assured her that the purpled-haired mutant would have "an important presence" in the movie.
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That's fortuitous for the EPA (and anyone who doesn't want to see climate change ravage the world), because the case will probably proceed to the Supreme Court, which is, at this time, likely to produce a split decision.
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The timing again looks fortuitous, with oil prices up more than 10 percent this month on prospects that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other major producers will agree a sizeable output cut or freeze.
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Still, "the president's trip was fortuitous for Troy Balderson because there was some lagging enthusiasm among the base — not because of Troy but because of some level of overconfidence," said Mark R. Weaver, a GOP strategist in Ohio.
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Other productions of "Don Giovanni," including Mr. Grandage's at the Met, contrive gimmicky reasons that the two don't get a good look at each other: big hats, umbrellas, hooded capes and sudden, fortuitous glances in the wrong direction.
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The Heat still have roster holes — and some of their success owes to a fortuitous 6-0 record in overtime games — but they're making a bid for the East's No. 63 seed that no one saw coming. 8.
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Friends of +Pool managing director Kara Meyer believes the timing of the installation was fortuitous, given the growing emphasis on how society interacts with the natural resources that surround us, all within the broader conversation about climate change.
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Whether purposeful or fortuitous, the flood had added a social-practice element to Hamilton's work, rendering it truly democratic, inclusive, and equalizing: one did not have to actually enter the Biennale to become a part of the artwork.
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In a fortuitous twist, a series of NATO goals including a new HQ and expansion to include new member Montenegro have coalesced around Trump's visit, which officials have kept free from the dense policy debates of their biennial summits.
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New Yorkers are so consumed by the present and the future that many residents don't realize that their hometown was the nation's first capital — a fortuitous choice that catalyzed the city's revival after seven years of brutal British occupation.
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It was a fortuitous meeting: Wilson let Manson and the Family live in his house on Sunset Boulevard — and also lent him hundreds of thousands of dollars to record an album — in exchange for sex with the Manson girls.
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Anna's random meeting with the mysterious character she knows only as "the Swallow Man" is fortuitous for them both, and they spend the next four years hiding in the Polish forests, close to the lines of the Eastern Front.
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Next came a fortuitous stroke from the X Factor brush: Without having to go through the ups and downs of actually being a contestant, she ended up starring in the 2013 commercial for the tenth season of the series.
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But his attendance at that day's meeting was fortuitous, at some point he heard another attendee, who turned out to be the budding musician Abdul Hakim-Bilal, mention that he was heading to a noise show later that week.
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In New Orleans, David Griffin, newly installed as the executive vice president of basketball operations for the Pelicans, arrived in April with the imprimatur of the Cleveland Cavaliers' 2016 championship team — just in time for the fortuitous lottery roll.
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In the process, the series largely squanders Haddish by shackling her with a classic girlfriend role, even if her casting coming off the theatrical hit "Girls Trip" -- coupled with Peele serving as co-creator -- certainly counts as fortuitous timing.
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Morocco could find no way through the Persian stonewall in a 1-0 loss and neither could Spain until they conceded a fortuitous Diego Costa goal, the result of a deflection pinging off his knee from an attempted clearance.
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"Given poor results at Gap and Banana Republic, likely attributable to unappealing merchandise assortments, we don't view the product lost in the fire as an important loss but rather a fortuitous reduction in inventory," wrote Jaffe in client note.
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GIF: Massachusetts Institute of Technology/NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/GizmodoDuring tests of NASA's new Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), a comet was seen streaking across the sky—a fortuitous event that showcased the power of this new planet-seeking telescope.
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"When you look at how far stocks would need to rally to get back to their all-time highs, you will find that many of these Dow names have been much higher in less fortuitous circumstances," the "Mad Money " host said.
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He banked in a turnaround straightaway jumper — a fortuitous bounce — to put the 76ers ahead by 9 late, then connected on a 143-pointer and added two free throws to start the spurt that put the game away for Philadelphia.
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Its fortuitous path of least resistance was essentially ordained by a well-placed atmospheric ridge of high pressure that steered the storm by happenstance through some of the Caribbean's warmest waters as well as an area mostly devoid of wind shear.
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Some may think this is merely a fortuitous happenstance, but with threats of banning Huawei from using U.S. tech and software going back several years, a future without the Play Store is something Huawei has had ample time to prepare for.
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And while part of that is fortuitous timing—the Pride got Krieger in part because they called the Spirit at the right moment—there are a number of NWSL teams (Sky Blue FC, Boston Breakers) that simply aren't making that call.
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The timing of this trip could not be more fortuitous: Just as he's facing the biggest challenge of his political life back home, he will travel abroad to present himself as the only Israeli who can manage the U.S. relationship.
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On his first year out, Pfeifer had to trade his in his Wide Glide when it broke down, and ended up with a Street Glide Special, which was a fortuitous upgrade for him and his girl to ride longer distances together.
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But after picking up a camera and humbly beginning to shoot streetwear, the photographer was pulled into Atlanta's trap scene through a series of encounters so unbelievably fortuitous they should probably be turned into a treatment for another TV series pilot.
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It was "fortuitous" for Biden to have had a big online fundraising moment recently, which he can try to extend as virtually all parts of campaigning go digital, said Taryn Rosenkranz, founder of the Democratic digital firm New Blue Interactive.
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The Middle East was often a focus of the flurry of Russian diplomacy, some fortuitous, that has occurred on the periphery of the World Cup, as foreign leaders turned up to watch matches and efforts at a boycott mostly fell through.
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The proliferation is the result of a fortuitous tripling of funds — from $745 million to $2.3 billion — since 2015, when Congress raised a funding cap on monies available to states for crime victim services under the federal Victims of Crime Act.
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In its debut, the series benefited from fortuitous timing, providing a nightmarish look at women forced to bear children for the rich and powerful that tapped into the ongoing battle over abortion rights while in ways anticipating the #MeToo movement.
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And in a fortuitous twist, the person whom Mr. Cuomo most wants to center his campaign against in the primary — President Trump — will be only a few miles away speaking at an immigration forum, allowing the governor a ready-made contrast.
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" Kosner said the A.A.F.'s timing — just as sports betting tries to move into the mainstream of American culture — is fortuitous, since the amount of energy and venture capital investment available in sports right now is "unparalleled in my career.
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He had ample material — not least just how fortuitous, how essentially random, both of City's goals had been — and ample opportunity: There were television crews from all over the world, plus a few minutes in the company of news media.
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More likely, though, the show will simply introduce Bitcoin as a magically fortuitous investment to the millions of average Americans who watch The Big Bang Theory, which seems totally wise and not at all likely to lead to some yokel's financial ruination.
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But they were hoping to benefit from some fortuitous timing: With the Super Bowl late Sunday and just one more day until voters in New Hampshire head to the polls, they argued, there was little opportunity for his rivals to inflict irreversible damage.
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Gomez, Fiers power Astros past White Sox HOUSTON — For a long while a fortuitous snap of the bat and bounce of the ball appeared to be the lone tally the red-hot Astros offense would muster against White Sox right-hander Miguel Gonzalez.
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Spain took all three points at Kazan Arena on Wednesday thanks to a fortuitous Diego Costa goal to leave Carlos Queiroz's side needing to beat his countrymen in their final group match in Saransk on Monday to advance to the Round of 16.
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After a second-straight fortuitous bounce sent the puck back to Panarin once again, he made no mistake on the rebound attempt, putting it in the net this time over a befuddled Panik as he was down on all fours inside the net.
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In the context of Japanese RPGs, Front Mission was also set apart by having protagonists who are adults with careers and distinct social standings, not teenagers with the leveling social status of students and given fortuitous access to devastating high tech weaponry.
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But several other House Democrats said the timing of the briefing was certainly fortuitous given the informal private discussions some members have had about how to stop Sanders at the convention if he only secures a plurality — not a majority — of delegates.
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And even more fortuitous is the fact that this resighting provides a window into the movement of one of the ocean's most bizarre-looking fish, which has a huge, striated structure in its mouth where one might expect smooth flesh to be.
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But for a couple who has had a fortuitous run at the Olympics—despite Alexa being involved in a nearly fatal gastrointestinal problem that caused rapid and significant weight loss 15 months before the games—there were bigger, more important themes to the day.
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Of course, the eagle-eyed producers immediately recognized the fortuitous catastrophe fate had delivered directly into their hands and the show quickly switched gears to become a behind-the-scenes chronicle of Neiers' lawyer's attempt to get her exonerated of any involvement in the robberies.
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Ethicists can debate whether the NBA lottery rewards ineptitude or shrewd tanking, but it's obvious the Wolves have benefitted from fortuitous bounces of ping-pong balls, which gave Cleveland the top pick that led to the Wiggins trade and, later, dropped Towns in Minnesota's lap.
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Their timing was particularly fortuitous: It gave the GOP control of key state legislatures and governorships immediately after the 2010 U.S. Census, which gave them the upper hand when drawing the state legislative maps and federal congressional districts that would stand for the next decade.
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No detail seems too small to include—for instance, the number of minutes the school's principal played for Ohio State's football team before making a fortuitous interception—but the factoids coalesce to produce a vivid sense of the community's deep identification with its sports team.
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Steadman's call up proved fortuitous: although the Beauts have only four wins through the All-Star break—three, including a shoot out, against the New York Riveters and one in OT against Boston—Steadman is second in the league in goals, and fourth in points.
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The rectangular skyscraper's metallic skin is set with more than 22008,1003 porthole windows (known locally as moon windows, helpful for feng shui with all their fortuitous circles, evoking heavenly symbols and even coins) inspired by the city's legacy as one of Asia's most important harbors.
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Through a series of fortuitous connection, their paper made its way to a group interested in challenging the GOP's partisan gerrymander in Wisconsin, which allowed the GOP to win 60 of 99 seats in 2012 even though it won less than half of the statewide vote.
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Its roots can be traced back to a potent cocktail of vision, fortuitous timing, relentlessness, and a knack for exploiting loopholes — from state tax laws to a dearth of regulation that could have prevented it from acting simultaneously as retailer, retail platform, and consumer brand kingmaker.
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These days, it seems like the family has now adjusted to dealing with the aftermath of their dramatic year, putting in place the fortuitous fortune cookie message Kim received at the end of the episode: "Your troubles will soon cease and good fortune will soon smile on you."
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Rangers score two in ninth, beat Astros 303-2 HOUSTON — Just when it appeared that the Rangers had finally exhausted their fortuitous bounces in this lopsided series against their in-state rivals, good fortunate smiled upon Texas again and subsequently left the Houston Astros staggered and in disbelief.
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"It was a fortuitous coming together of people that sometimes just happens," said Carlo Fuortes, the general manager of the Rome Opera House Foundation, who added that he had approached Ms. Coppola a few years ago to direct Mozart's "Cosi Fan Tutte" for another theater but she wasn't available.
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Consider the hiring — and perhaps Chelsea's inclusion as a scholarship player — a case of fortuitous timing and parental leverage, though Mark Mitchell's 221-50 record at Taft and familiar name in a natural talent market for Ohio State was an attraction for McGuff as he filled out his staff.
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While the Panama leaks were fortuitous, Mr. Sharif's crime seems to be the same this time around: crossing the military by pursuing conciliatory policies toward India as well as Afghanistan and by reportedly demanding that Inter-Services Intelligence end its use of militant groups as tools of foreign policy.
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Not only was there an extreme lack of respect implicit in keeping us out for more than 200 years, there was the compounded humiliation of being consistently told that the opposite is true: that, as American women, we are the most fortuitous, empowered females on the face of the earth.
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An unwavering position of the Kim regime that, through a fortuitous combination of Pyongyang's art of stalling, a complementary South Korean government, and a U.S. president with an appetite to paint the summit as a foreign policy success, appears to be gradually cementing in some minds as an anodyne scenario.
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When Olivia Rawlings, a rebellious pastry chef, is offered a job in the kitchen of an idyllic Vermont hotel, the timing is fortuitous — she's just reeling from having set her last kitchen, in a haughty Boston club, on fire via a baked alaska requested by her married boyfriend, the club's president.
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The announcement of this 'discovery' has been most fortuitous: barely weeks after the sale the painting joins the first ever survey exhibition on Wautier, Michaelina: Baroque's Leading Lady (until September 2), curated by Stighelen as a joint enterprise between the Rubens House and the Museum aan de Stroom (MAS) in Antwerp.
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Mr. Kemp, who received 26 percent of the vote in the May primary, far behind Mr. Cagle's 39 percent, benefited from a series of fortuitous events leading up to his victory Tuesday, in which he won close to 70 percent of the vote despite being heavily outspent by Mr. Cagle.
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And for Clinton, who landed in the Democratic-leaning city of Toledo on Monday afternoon — her first visit to Ohio since Labor Day — it was a fortuitous backdrop for a populist speech in which she launched her first attack on Trump as a benefactor of the rigged system he rails against.
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One of the great fortuitous things about when I was starting was every time I took a road gig, because I was clean, I would get paired with these really great comedians that often, I know now, would ask for a clean opener because it's always better to have a clean opener.
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"Through some very fortuitous circumstances" while in law school in his home state, Sydnor, who was also a military police officer in the Army Reserve, wound up on a flight next to an Apache helicopter pilot and was offered a spot in the Raleigh battalion to fly for the Army National Guard.
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The timing, however, is fortuitous in a different respect, in that Cuomo is undergoing his own sordid racial controversy: One of his most generous donors, a hedge fund manager who runs the controversial Success Academy chain of charter schools, attacked state Senator Andrea Stewart-Collins over her support for teachers' unions last week.
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" For Mr. Bernstein, that "thing" was a fortuitous coincidence for his formal experiment, but in the real world, it was an enormous postwar migration from the island that had "nearly doubled" New York City's Puerto Rican population in just two years, as the scholar Lorrin Thomas notes in her book "Puerto Rican Citizen.
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The notion of plaque reduction, known medically as regression of atherosclerosis, arose from a fortuitous observation during World War II. Norwegian scientists noticed that the scarcity of food — particularly the scarcity of high-fat foods like milk, cream, butter and cheese — was associated with a decreased risk of death from heart disease.
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Yet turning that fortuitous choice into an influential, widely recognized contribution depended on another element, one the researchers called Q. Q could be translated loosely as "skill," and most likely includes a broad variety of factors, such as I.Q., drive, motivation, openness to new ideas and an ability to work well with others.
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Revisiting the old sound for the new tape is fortuitous timing: Max's name came up last month when Wiz Khalifa and Kanye West went at it over West's plan to call his seventh album Waves, as Wiz and others accused Kanye both of ignorance to Max's work and arrogance in co-opting his slang.
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Buster Douglas is overused as a parallel but St. Preux has been put in a fortuitous spot, at the best possible time he could meet Jones, and he's got the power and athletic ability to pull an upset if Jones assumes he is the better man and doesn't actually do the things that make him the better fighter.
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But this is set to change, thanks to a fortuitous combination of factors: the craft beer revolution, which has primed the market for what Kangaroo Island Spirits' founder Jon Lark refers to as the "slow spirit" movement; a voracious "eat local" trend; and local distillers who are keen to showcase the flavours our their own backyard.
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Democrats are now poised to exploit a fortuitous intersection of forces: an improving economy with low unemployment; a Democratic president with a nearly 50 percent approval rating; a Supreme Court battle in which Republicans are energizing liberal voters with vows of obstruction; and now, what is likely to be a relatively smooth nomination process that will give Mrs.
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That fortuitous bit of timing offers a good opportunity to consider what might be in store for the most important amendment outside the Bill of Rights, and arguably the most consequential provision of the entire Constitution, as Justice Anthony Kennedy steps down and the court gains a solid hard-right majority that could last deep into the 220st century.
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True to his dust-jacket proclamation, the nomadic Mr. Cohen returned to Montreal sporadically throughout his adult life, and so, until his death in November at the age of 35433, if your timing was fortuitous, you might have seen him on the steps of the gray stone triplex he purchased just off The Main in the early 1970s.
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The track also arrived at a fortuitous moment — on the heels of a trickle of Western aesthetics into the high-style universe over the last couple of years, and also following the success of stylistically diverse country performers like Kacey Musgraves, who have demonstrated that a country musician can be a beacon of cool far outside the genre's walls.
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A fortuitous 5-4 judgment by the Supreme Court puts on hold the centerpiece of President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's greenhouse-gas-reduction program until the court has a chance to review the rule.
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Rather than working to increase international sanctions or hoping that political change can take place by some spontaneous combustion sparked by some fortuitous event, the Guaidó-led opposition need to align Europe, Latin America, United States, China and even Russia more closely behind a viable solution, instead of continuing to explore a transitional alternative aimed at regime change that remains unlikely.
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Yet a review of the 113 race, drawn from dozens of interviews with aides, advisers and adversaries, makes plain that Mr. Bloomberg's political origin story owes to almost supernaturally improbable conditions — a blend of searing tragedy, canny check-writing and a string of flukes so politically fortuitous that his Democratic rival began wondering if the New York Yankees were conspiring against him.
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"It is very fortuitous that we are gathered here this afternoon in Detroit as we continue to witness a record number of women who are boldly coming forward to reveal disturbing and grotesque acts of sexual harassment, assault, and rape, oftentimes at the hands of men who believed they were too rich and too powerful to ever be confronted or held accountable," Waters said.
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A fortuitous market event occurred for Saudi Arabia in 2018: major stock market index creators, FTSE Russell and MSCI, announced they would be adding Saudi Arabia to emerging markets benchmarks that form the basis of trillions of dollars in investment funds around the world, including in the U.S., mutual funds and exchange-traded funds that are used in individual investment plans from 401(k)s to IRAs and retail brokerage accounts.
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How Donald Trump made me proud to be Hispanic Trump has boasted of infidelities, profited off gambling, mocked the handicapped, cheered and offered financial assistance for his supporters who fight protestors, supported abortion (until his fortuitous change of heart before the election), called for war crimes against innocent people, demonized minorities and immigrants, knowingly played upon racist fears, promoted open racists through social media, promoted conspiracy theories, and crudely treated women.
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Through some fortuitous events and also some mild-to-moderate lying, Ki-woo soon succeeds in getting the Parks to hire the rest of his family members, too — his sister (Park So-dam) as an art tutor to Da-hye's younger brother, his father (Song Kang-ho) as chauffeur to the wealthy entrepreneur father, and his mother (Jang Hye-jin) as housekeeper — all without the Parks quite realizing they've hired an entire family.
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Noble, whose goal is "to edify the Church and witness to the world," declared that Trump has boasted of infidelities, profited off gambling, mocked the handicapped, cheered and offered financial assistance for his supporters who fight protesters, supported abortion (until his fortuitous change of heart before the election), called for war crimes against innocent people, demonized minorities and immigrants, knowingly played upon racist fears, promoted open racists through social media, promoted conspiracy theories, and crudely treated women.
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It proved a fortuitous frame for their collection, as attenuated of line and serene of shade as always, but with a certain new generosity of proportion and nod to modernity: coats pulled off the shoulder and belted to blouse, like a gown, at the back; halter jumpsuits tied in a rope bow on one shoulder with a palazzo width (and no waist); space-age suiting made from white paper, and crocheted chain mail evening hoodies poured over silk.
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It's the rare fall film season that features as potent a lineup of female-driven movies as this one — a convergence, perhaps, of fortuitous timing and the industry's focus in the last year on women's rights in initiatives like Time's Up. But for every woman hitting her mark in front of the camera or running things behind the scenes, there are countless others whose stars haven't been allowed to shine quite as brightly as they might have, for reasons that are often inexplicable.
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Sometimes he fleetingly glimpses the father he never met, through a stern and kindly recorded announcement on a Staten Island Ferry boat; in a fountain's statue of Neptune near a "home for aged and decrepit sailors"; in a fortuitous encounter with a friend of his sister's, and that man's young son, in a restroom at a Lowe's in Wheeling, West Va. As Mr. Oliver says "Lowe's," that unromantic home improvement store acquires a numinous glow, as do the words Build It Green, the name of a house-fixtures salvage store in Queens, N.Y. The idea of home, you see, is as tantalizingly insubstantial to Mr. Oliver as that of a father.
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