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Mrs. Chan, it is so funny that I very coincidentally ran into you, because I, um. I actually just-just bought Jayma a wedding present.
Thank you. You know, I'm really glad that I, again, coincidentally ran into you, because I've been wanting to talk to you about what happened with Jayma's wedding dress.
CLEARS THROAT Coincidentally, around the same time the brain cancer kicked in.
Will you coincidentally meet her in her room tonight?
Coincidentally that they were both eluding justice.
Michael Tandino had bonds like this on him, coincidentally, when he was killed.
Why, rather coincidentally, it is a sad, lonely old granny dying of cold.
Is it possible this has come up because Roberto's about to move on and you are coincidentally approaching a certain age?
Coincidentally, two white men follow me around wherever I go.
He has a small establishment in Totleigh-in-the-Wold, coincidentally enough.
Coincidentally, Quark just donated the use of his facility for the hearing.
That was not coincidentally your father? No.
And coincidentally, I want to fuck you too.
Coincidentally I met them and the money.
Coincidentally, today she didn't come.
Coincidentally.
Do you understand Constable, just coincidentally.
That's a pity because, coincidentally, here's one now!
Coincidentally, I've found some women to do the packing.
Coincidentally, please tell me when they arrive.
Well, certainly, Your Majesty, but the lady coincidentally has shown up in at least a half a dozen places just before Hakim has pulled one of his capers.
You seem less depressed than you did before. coincidentally it's passed?
Coincidentally, Miss Ichijo isn't here.
Coincidentally, my dear young lady. he amuses me too.
But, coincidentally, I was ill and at home in the country recuperating.
Coincidentally, Helen played the part and was killed for it.
Coincidentally, I very much want the one remaining piece of him. The central processing unit. You're having a little trouble without it?
Mrs. Chan, it is so funny that I very coincidentally ran into you, because I, um.
You know, I'm really glad that I, again, coincidentally ran into you, because I've been wanting to talk to you about what happened with Jayma's wedding dress.
Where, coincidentally my brother-in-law is managing an important construction project which I'm associated with. to a very small degree.
Not coincidentally?
That man was Tycho Brahe who, coincidentally, had recently written Kepler to come and join him.
Perhaps coincidentally, perhaps not Babylon 5 was fully armed with state-of-the-art weapons systems just prior to breaking away from Earth.
Which, coincidentally, was Frasier's nickname his first year there.
And just at that moment. coincidentally, this homeless dude, out of nowhere pulls his dick out.
Every time there's wars going out of control, or the economy is bad. or something is wrong with the world at large. it's always these moments in history. that Michael Jackson will coincidentally. jerk off a kid.
It's your father's birthday, which, coincidentally, is. my birthday.
Two odd conditions striking completely coincidentally at the exact same time?
News and current affairs
Not coincidentally, that's a perfect prescription for bloated, debt-ridden central and subnational governments worldwide.
The role achieved its apotheosis with someone who, perhaps not coincidentally, was trained as an actress.
The two main factors driving that increase were the expansion of credit and the rapid rise in resources devoted to asset management (associated, not coincidentally, with the exponential growth in financial-sector incomes).
Not coincidentally, the ten-year gap between summits overlaps with Russia's re-emergence as a global player, following the trauma of the Soviet Union's collapse.
Not coincidentally, mainstream leaders, from German Chancellor Angela Merkel to British Prime Minister David Cameron, have caught up with the current mood by deeming European multiculturalism a failure.
Coincidentally, the deadly attack on Gaza came at the same time that a clutch of America's most distinguished would-be Middle East peacemakers published books about how the task should properly be tackled.