Any system that can carry water across those barriers is a freak occurrence.
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Luckily no one was killed, and it seems to have been a one-off, freak occurrence.
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I thought that would be a freak occurrence, but it's not looking that silly at the moment.
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This is a freak occurrence, sure, but it goes to show that the internet makes anything possible.
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Even now, many prefer to treat his success as a freak occurrence without precedent in United States history.
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Trafford was almost ready to write off the incident as a freak occurrence, but the next day it happened again.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. For those who hoped 22016 was a freak occurrence, there is bad news.
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They're just likely frightened parents trying to figure out what happened to their daughter and trying to rationalize this freak occurrence.
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Defense attorneys argued that the incident was a freak occurrence that the hotel couldn't have prevented, and that Barrett is solely to blame.
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Defense attorneys have argued that the incident was a freak occurrence that the hotel couldn't have prevented, and that Barrett is solely to blame.
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If it were not for the FBI Director Comey letter or some other freak occurrence such as the Electoral College, she would be president.
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And with each news notification alerting us to yet another shooting, it feels less like a tragic freak occurrence and more like an inevitability.
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That incumbent was Scott Brown, whose victory in a special election in deep blue Massachusetts was considered something of a freak occurrence to begin with.
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Amazon said it was a freak occurrence that was a result of the couple's device misinterpreting part of their conversation as a series of voice commands.
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The woman's foot was OK, umbrella wound aside, and the story was mostly just written off as a rare, freak occurrence straight out of a beach-themed Final Destination sequel.
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"It's a freak occurrence," says Jason Hartman, a strength and conditioning coach contracted by EXOS to work with US Special Forces soldiers and former strength and conditioning coach for the US Olympic Team.
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Saban, who said he largely left the decision to play against L.S.U. up to Tagovailoa, called Saturday's injury a freak occurrence and said Tagovailoa moved well in a pregame workout, perhaps better than he had the week before.
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In my line of work — crisis management — there is a major misconception that my colleagues and I try to debunk at every turn: the false belief that a crisis is an unpredictable freak occurrence that comes out of nowhere.
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These reports showed conclusively that Russia's Internet Research Agency used every digital attack surface available — whether it was Facebook or Instagram, where their posts got millions of interactions, or smaller social media networks like Vine and LiveJournal, or even networked video games like Pokémon Go. One takeaway from these reports might be that the Russian influence campaign of 2016 was a freak occurrence enabled by a perfect storm of vulnerabilities: growth-obsessed social media companies, unsuspecting intelligence agencies and an election featuring two hyper-polarizing candidates, one of which had a Russian blind spot and an army of supporters willing to believe convenient lies and half-truths.
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Her so-called "rational explanations" often provide no explanation whatsoever, e.g. "It was just a freak occurrence". Often being assigned to carry out tests of various substances, or operating a range of instruments, is Miranda. She is the second skeptic besides Peggy, with a somber and introvert personality, sometimes with moments of joking banter or sarcastic comments.
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On 1 August 2008, up to 20 homes were badly affected by overnight flash flooding in Newcastle West, in an incident described as a 'freak' occurrence. A number of people had to be rescued from their houses after the River Arra burst it banks following heavy rain. There were few injuries, however an elderly woman was taken to hospital after she was airlifted from her home suffering from hypothermia. 3,000 homes in Newcastle West temporarily lost power.
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The stormy weather clears, but not before fish fall out of the sky in a freak occurrence caused by the storm, causing the bodyguard to flip the car, killing himself and Dmitri, a scene that Stavros happens upon on his drive home. Back in Bemidji, Lester Nygaard manages to sneak out of the hospital, stealing a car. He takes the murder weapon, some photos of his wife, and a pair of her panties from his house, hides everything in his brother Chazz's hidden gun cabinet, and places one of his brother's unloaded guns in his nephew Gordo's backpack, to ensure the police will search Chazz's house. As he leaves the house, Gordo sees him, but does not react.
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The film begins with Howard Griffin and Elizabeth Griffin having a romantic night out on a yacht near the Pacific Northwest resort community, Graves' Point. After a freak occurrence causes the yacht to sink, the two are forced to head for shore in a lifeboat, only to be attacked and eaten by an unseen creature hours later. The next day, local fisherman Whip Dalton (William Petersen) finds the empty lifeboat and discovers a large claw stuck into the boat. Whip sends the claw to a university to be analyzed and it ends up in the hands of marine biologist Dr. Herbert Talley (Ronald Guttman), who comes to Grave's Point claiming it is from the tentacle of a giant squid.
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While an accidental collision with a sperm whale at night accounted for sinking of the Union in 1807,Report of the Commissioner By United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries, p11 the Essex incident some 30 years beforehand was the only other documented case of a whale deliberately attacking, holing, and sinking a ship. However, these two incidents are probably not as much of a freak occurrence as they appear to be. Observations of aggression in males of the cetacean species suggest that head-butting during male–male aggression is a basal behavior, and that the enlarged melon or spermaceti organ is a direct product of sexual dimorphism, having evolved as a battering ram to injure an opponent in such attacks. The ability of the sperm whale to aggressively attack and destroy ships some 3–5 times its body mass in this manner is therefore hardly surprising.
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This version holds that the illithids are descended from the outcasts of an ancient human society that ruled the now-shattered world called Astromundi. The outcast humans eventually mutated, deep underground, into the mind flayers. (This boxed set also introduced the entity known as Lugribossk, who was depicted as a god of the Astromundi flayers then, but was later retconned into a proxy of the god Ilsensine.) In the retconned history of the illithids found in either The Illithiad or Lords of Madness, the emergence of illithids in Astromundi becomes a freak occurrence due to the intervention of Ilsensine through its proxy, since the illithids of Astromundi have their own histories as emerging solely upon that world. However and whenever it occurred, when the illithids arrived in the Material Plane of the far past, they immediately began to build an empire by enslaving many sentient creatures.
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