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His place on the Warriors is more serendipitous, his career trajectory less defined.
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The timing couldn't be more serendipitous, with the royal wedding right around the corner.
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More generally, the campaign will fashion Airbnb as the more serendipitous and trendy way to travel.
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While researching breakthroughs like these, I began to wonder whether we can train ourselves to become more serendipitous.
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Rarely do algorithms actively aim to do the reverse - make our worlds bigger, or weirder, or more serendipitous.
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Yet the company's new moniker came not from either of those sources, but from a much more serendipitous process.
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The TV app's ability to crawl through all the content on all your subscriptions and elevate content you may enjoy could lead to more serendipitous discovery.
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The setup is all the more serendipitous as the downstairs apartment was largely an agglomeration of subletters who found rooms on the Facebook group Gypsy Housing.
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Still, the work produced in the country these days is not the same as what we usually see in the city: It is often more exploratory and more serendipitous.
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It's more serendipitous, or golden, than it is timely that these three happened to join fashion, and then rejoin fashion, at the same time — but the fact that they did is just a really good thing.
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In Hartford, that scene has the actors Michael Cumpsty and Michael Crane (more serendipitous similarity in those first names and last initials) take turns with Paul's lines and those of other characters as the tale of the Pulitzer photograph is related.
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