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Examples
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Coincidence is something I used to regard as an unnatural phenomenon.
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The word Coincidence is vulgarly used only for the inexplicable concurrence of _interesting_ events -- "quite a coincidence!"
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I made an album called Coincidence and Likely Stories, which is a pretty hard-hitting album-I love it-with my co-producer Chris Birkett.
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I made an album called Coincidence and Likely Stories, which is a pretty hard-hitting album-I love it-with my co-producer Chris Birkett.
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"Coincidence," said one of the board members, a contributor to Plainfield political campaign committees.
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"Coincidence," said one of the board members, a contributor to Plainfield political campaign committees.
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"Coincidence," the paper's Money & Investing editor told me.
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"Coincidence," Harris said when he mentioned it at supper.
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"Coincidence," said Hermione airily, pouring herself some pumpkin juice.
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Had they arrived earlier, had they come in the shape of something less easily negotiable than Bearer Bonds, had they been representing more or less than precisely the very sum which Berry had named in his appeal, we might have labelled the matter "Coincidence," and thought no more of it.
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