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Word is they were produced in the Mayor's office, so that 'in-house labor' tag may be unintendedly and amusingly correct.

Hiring during a hiring freeze...and fundraising tactics Dan 2007

Either you're (not you specifically) a strict eliminative reductionist who claims that all appearances of design in the universe are just that, appearances (truly illusory) …. or, you agree that while most of the universe doesn't contain any design somehow humans (and possibly other higher order organisms) unintendedly developed (by chance) the actual ability of intelligent design so that some purposive and goal-orientated behavior does truly exist in the natural world.

Blurring the Line 2007

Word is they were produced in the Mayor's office, so that 'in-house labor' tag may be unintendedly and amusingly correct.

Archive 2007-02-01 Dan 2007

Ultimately, however, his point is made clear in the final sentence, in which he states that "nothing brings greater happiness in life than to serve a cause greater than yourself": it would by no means be an unintendedly happy coincidence should one find militaristic images crossing one's mind at the phrase.

McCain Speech: Smothering Palin's Sizzle? 2009

Linking it, however inadvertantly and unintendedly, to the demise of numerous studios is something I'd put in the "not helping" category.

What I've Learned ... Steve Hulett 2008

Linking it, however inadvertantly and unintendedly, to the demise of numerous studios is something I'd put in the "not helping" category.

What I've Learned ... Steve Hulett 2008

Thing Two: I've been giving an unintendedly great amount of thought to how I felt about the casting.

The Prestige matociquala 2006

But the latest video in the sidebar here is unintendedly hilarious.

Archive 2007-07-08 2007

These people are asking for great favors of people in power in Washington and they don't - perhaps unintendedly so, but that is anathema to the kind of play no favorites, pull no punches, hard - hitting, gutsy reporting.

CNN Transcript Dec 17, 2006 2006

I think it's turgid, cack-handed and often unintendedly ludicrous.

The Algebraist by Iain M. Banks Abigail Nussbaum 2005