coincidence

but it strikes me as a bit of a coincidence that Nick is name-dropping Brit now when Backstreet's got an album coming out soon.

Sometimes it is mere coincidence that the application seems to work correctly even with bad memory errors close to the starting point.

Amanda: It just seemed like an odd coincidence that it had to happen today.

It was a coincidence that the general manager introduced heR to the interviewee.

It is a unique coincidence that this year all the BRICS countries are also members of the United Nations Security Council.

It may not be a coincidence that they finally voted for a ban just a month before they face elections.

Thoughtful Japanese, looking at their country's debt and wondering what might be cut to reduce it, may regard the coincidence as a bad omen.

It is no coincidence that his car was seen near the bank at the time of the robbery.

If be not by coincidence she is in fact a woman to clothes up for the words of men's wear, does she don't is dead quite miserably?

The fact that both images seem to be based off of two Tsubasa works, it's too blatant to shrug off as coincidence or "artistic license. "

It was no coincidence that his car was seen near the bank at the time of the robbery.

Then the Material Interest found a tongue, and by a strange coincidence it was its own tongue.

I think it's probably not a coincidence that the prototypical "dunce" cap has this same sort of triangle shape to it.

The timing of the current financial crisis seems too planned and calculating to be just a coincidence.

It's no coincidence; the majority favors this coarse change in policy just as you said. Well Mr.

"That's quite a coincidence, " I replied. "I happen to be flying out for Yemen tonight. That's where your mocha comes from. "

Is it really any coincidence that at least seven of his biggest movies have been about him gaining revenge for the loss of a loved one?

It is no coincidence that when both are mentioned it is usually in terms of success.

It was no coincidence that the great industrialists of the nineteenth century had so little formal education.

It is no coincidence, as is often noted, that Indians have prospered everywhere outside India.

It was strange about the coincidence of figures: that his room number tonight, allocated by chance, had in it a "24" .

We couldn't believe it - I knew it must be a coincidence and yet, this time, I couldn't help feeling our experiences were linked.

This is no more effective than prayer which when it does seem to work can be explained away as coincidence.

What a coincidence! The boat races is going to be held at the Kunming Lake later, let's go and watch.

Surtees was tragically unlucky; Massa was more fortunate but he believes the coincidence of two outlandish accidents is a warning.

Felipe was really unlucky today. It was a coincidence. I feel really sorry for him and I stand by him in everything.

It is no coincidence that the 19th Century, a time of gold coin standards for the most part, was an era of peace.

Apart from offering the word "Coincidence" , it has no credible sounding answers.

Wall Street's collapse just a few days after the LHC was switched on was deemed a coincidence.

I; m sorry. Not intention. . . . . . but you know. I can explain it's just a coincidence.

Zak reassured himself that it was just a coincidence, but was still a bit spooked.

By coincidence, his wife is one of my classmate in college.

It was no coincidence that at the time I was on my way to a conference on food allergy in Vienna, Austria.

The father reassured himself that it was just a coincidence, but was still a bit spooked.

The coincidence between us was destined to happen since there was one who was always unswerving.

I'm having a hard time believing this was all just a coincidence!

It was a remarkable coincidence that our groups reached this long-sought breakthrough within only a few days of each other.

Perhaps one could argue it was no coincidence that Concrete Art should have appeared in a country which appreciates practicality and order.

Within a week, by pure coincidence (or was it? ), three people mentioned to me that they knew Fred.

Many market watchers don't think it a coincidence that the yuan gains began ahead of the hearings.

But almost two years ago, Cocoa did something that defies comprehension. Was it a miracle or a coincidence? It is certainly a mystery.

She did not discover the coincidence of the market with the fair till she had reached the place, by which time it was close upon dusk.

As if by mystical coincidence, Robyn's own departure from competition preceded drastic changes in the international competition scene.

That this date is Halloween is presumably just a coincidence.

Turned out to be so like the look the same, it is amazing! One may be coincidence, but many also happened to it?

Perhaps it is no coincidence that Pontius Pilate is portrayed in the Bible as washing his hands of the decision to crucify Jesus.

Only "the rate of two" double- down time coincidence, their strategies and tactics to be called into question.

Its use of language similar to that of xCBL in expressing its goals is no coincidence: UBL mostly proceeds as an extension of xCBL 3. 0.

As it is just a coincidence, no one should be to blame for it.

It is no coincidence that the incumbent chief of the general staff Liang Guanglie was formerly commander of the Nanjing command.

That the meeting just yesterday between Warren Buffett, Goldman Sachs largest shareholder, and the President was just coincidence.

I met my ex-boyfriend Mike by coincidence at the pub and had a drink with him. Frank was jealous and really blew his top.

We are much better than Manchester United. The difference in points in the Premiership is just a coincidence.

It would be an incredible coincidence if Earth had been visited by aliens during the brief span of human history.

No, insisted Mr Johnson: it had been under surveillance for months, and the timing was merely a coincidence.

But a few scientists still argued that the link was weak; the bone similarities could be a coincidence, they said.

It was a coincidence that he was born on his mother's birthday.

Well, I figured it was no coincidence. I had a good time the other night.

The next day grandpa died. The father thought it was a strange coincidence.

It is no coincidence that scientists have discovered that women with such a waist-to-hip ratio are the most fertile.

If all this is not a coincidence, then, can only praise written outline of Xinhai Cheng is so fine.

In fact, the so-called "predestination" is often a kind of coincidence or chance encounter, even a kind of accident.

But others said they suspected it was more than a coincidence that approval was granted right after the new administration took office.

Eventually, her interest was aroused by an old soldier's yarn about a strange coincidence.

Seriously, though, there was one rather amazing coincidence, during my first trip.

It was no coincidence either that she wasn't a very good saleswoman.

It's no coincidence that the number of lost boats and lives is far higher for fishing than for any other type of waterborne industry.

That the friend's name is a guitar player named Jimi is apparently to be chalked up to coincidence.

Luke : It was fine until the doctor started poking at it, coincidence, I think not.

Every time you look in a direction, there is a reason, it's not just a coincidence. Your subconscious mind is responsible for this.

But aside from the coincidence on the graphs, is the US (or Europe) really about to suffer ten to twenty years of stagnation?

This model has a quick converging speed and a smaller error. The result of output has a very good coincidence with the result of test.

David: So this is all just a coincidence?

Perhaps it was no coincidence that Chicago was also the centre of free-market economics.

However, in no sense demonstrates support, any facts may have been a coincidence.

She added that it was no coincidence the proposals had come before the World Cup and local elections.

So perhaps it isn't a coincidence that once upon a time doctors weren't called doctors, but instead they were called leeches.

By coincidence I have recently revised my "About this blog" page - and added another photograph of me.

All due respect , brothers are incarcerated together all over the country . It may just be a coincidence .

For an element type; it is just a coincidence that it defines an attribute in this case.

Deneuve was rehearsing nearby and, by coincidence, just as the ambulance arrived, Bardot drove into the movie studio's court.

Isn't it a huge coincidence that so many financial firms around the world engaged in similar corrupt practices at about the same time?

I don't know if it's just a coincidence that two cases are going on, let's hope we don't get three, but this is 2011, for goodness sake.

The Cuban government said that his death was a coincidence, possibly the result of a drug overdose.

If life is only a coincidence, then there is no sense to go on.

I don't know if it is coincidence but, in the first three games, we did not get what we deserved or what we could have got.

The fact that she worked at Novaya Gazeta was no coincidence.

It may be a coincidence, but Coca Cola is one of the major sponsors of the Olympics.

It was a strange coincidence, " I said. "

The word has morphed from a precise statistical term to an all-purpose phrase that stresses the illogic and coincidence of life.

it is no coincidence that the recent two major airlines bankruptcies were among the companies specializing in cheap flights.

Below the arrow onto the breeze above a row and the coincidence of the moment the arrow, press the corresponding key can be passed.

Maybe our coincidence is a mistake. I have been making the mistake as future. I love you, but now it has nothing do with you.

The timing of the mounting attacks on Coptic Christians in Egypt and the build-up to the referendum in South Sudan are no coincidence.

The increasing number of Sino-American disputes is not just a coincidence or a run of bad luck.

It was a coincidence that we were thinking about contacting your company concerning future business prospects.

"That's quite a coincidence, " said the engineer.

" Meat for his white one: " you idiot when learned that this coincidence?

Host: Is it a coincidence to direct the film or you were in your mind?

But a coincidence, I actually came out to greet the life of the mother's neighbor for many years.

It is no coincidence that this commission is chaired by Kim Jong Il himself.

Check out these 6 examples of coincidence and let me know what you think.

None of these honours can be a mere coincidence.

Last week, Al Gore, at the start of his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, took note of a curious coincidence.

They argue that this is no coincidence: a basic level of law and order may be necessary for pirates to ply their dangerous trade.

Joe: Kathleen Kelly, hello. This is a coincidence. Would you mind if I sat down?

Some poems said: a year after year, about stringing more will try god more than coincidence needle.

It is not by coincidence that you are where you are. A whole set of thoughts, intentions and experiences brought you here.

It is no coincidence that the only other scheme comes from Blackstone, its listed private equity rival.

I can't believe you grew up in Beijing as well . What a coincidence !

It is no coincidence that fine wine started to recover at the beginning of the year, alongside the Chinese stock market.

Kathleen Cally, Hello. This is a coincidence. Would you mind if I sat down?

He points out that the spray dispenser's similarity to the company's I Can't Believe It's Not Butter product is merely a coincidence.

By an amazing coincidence, the politicians from such areas are much less likely to support carbon curbs.

The data for September could be a coincidence, or any correlation might be short-lived.

At this point in time we think it is just a coincidence.

According to the official, the timing of the announcement with the NATO ministerial meeting was no coincidence.

As I said it could be coincidence, then again. . .

Is it a coincidence that the burgeoning war between Christianity and Islam seems hell-bent for Armageddon?

PLAGIARISM , n. A literary coincidence compounded of a discreditable priority and an honorable subsequence .

It may be a mere coincidence that Smith's great book was published the exact same year that the Declaration of Independence was signed.

There was a good spatial coincidence between the variations of NDVI and precipitation.

Bode's law, it seemed, was just a coincidence, an example of the human mind's tendency to find a meaningful pattern where none exists.

It cannot be a coincidence that Chinese armed forces themselves have also recently conducted similar exercises in the same area.

It is not by coincidence that France, one of the superpowers in the West, took the lead in establishing diplomatic relationship with China.

It's coincidence that we have the hardware failure at the same time as being ready to go live.

"An extremely unlikely coincidence, " she said.

But, as if by divine coincidence, this is not the case with Greece.

They argue that this may not be mere coincidence, asserting a belief that PMS is used as a method of social control.

One or two companies don't constitute a trend, just a coincidence.

This is not a coincidence as the idea behind the RDF Site Syndication specification is to produce a syndicated format that is RDF compliant.

In the kind of coincidence provided only by fate or screenplays, each one will mean trouble for the other two.

it's just the slightest bit of a coincidence.

According to the certification of core wells, the coincidence rate of composite lithological discrimination reaches up to 80%.

If no coincidence occurs among the chosen institutions, then it will be decided by the court from open ballot.

it is a curious coincidence that the day before his retirement , mr . page will have been teaching for a total of forty years.

Still, while it's just a coincidence, it's a coincidence that's guaranteed to make you do a double take the first time you run across it.

They both introduced me a girl and by coincidence, they made it at the same place.

The two movements appear to have been separated and independent , but their close coincidence in date is significant .

That coincidence is enough to fool the part of the brain that integrates inputs from different senses.

Choose to publish such a statement timing can not be said just a coincidence.

You have to remember the great proximity, not to mention coincidence, between what was called Art and Religion.

I hadn't seen him for years when a remarkable coincidence brought us together again.

Every Chinese person accepts this happy coincidence, except for two men and a woman.

But it's just as likely that neither are the similarities pure coincidence.

Now the momen being with him is only a kind of coincidence .

It was probably a coincidence that the Libya vote saw Berlin siding with the Bric nations, but it seemed emblematic all the same.

The attack of DVT was preceded by playing Mah-Jong for 8 h. Could this have been a coincidence?

Instead of direct causality, there is just a time coincidence between A and B.

I thought of a well-known quote: "A coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous. "

This of course could just be a coincidence, and there are a huge number of other explanations for the Bible's Star of Bethlehem.

Then she saw that, by a curious coincidence, she was sitting next to the woman who had made her feel uncomfortable that morning.

Quite by coincidence, the two amplifications, and were asked to take the same test by the manager of the Human Resource Department.

Good coincidence between the simulated result and the measurements demonstrates the validity of this modeling method.

By coincidence, Willy Alberti was there and was very impressed with Heintje's singing and promised him a golden future.

The existence of the strictly positive periodic solution of the system is proved by using coincidence degree.

And its changes, and unfathomable, often play good coincidence hero is immortal strength of the enlightenment, good roads, preaching.

That within the 108 Lianhua Dong stone lotus is a natural and historical and cultural and religious ideas have no intention to coincidence?

By (sheer) coincidence , I met the person we'd been discussing the next day.

Do you think it's coincidence that not a single TV station has put a report on the air? It's not, wake up.

Two months agi, we open up the devil's gate, all of a sudden this town turns into margaritaville? It's no coincidence.

It was no coincidence that they both resigned on the same day.

However, the coincidence of several deals happening at once may make other bosses pluck up the courage to make a move.

It is no coincidence that the entire eastern side of the Indo-Australia Plate was outlined in quakes during this first eddy flow blast.

The system hardware include gantry, detector, coincidence circuit, patient table and computer workstation.

To apply the coincidence law, it should be on principle that law of light penalty is prior to law of heavy one.

Our international school is coed schools, girls in my class did it just a coincidence.

The coincidence suggested that, rather than being associated with an inherited blood-protein polymorphism, Aa was linked to hepatitis.

By a lucky coincidence, I'm writing this article after a review meeting with a customer where we implemented a lightweight XML client.

It is no coincidence that places of worship are places of silence: if idleness is the devil's playground, silence may be the angels'.

Whether it's a coincidence or something that's lacking in us, it's something we've got to find out.

It's no coincidence that elephants, like the other animals that pass the test, have complex social systems.

It is no coincidence that the company is seeking to use Chinese design for Buicks as the brand sells more cars in China than in the US .

That simple reactions of this sort sometimes result in cryptic patterns could be a coincidence.

The coincidence of both geographic distribution and language features can strongly confirm the existence of ancient civilization.

Jake: No. But there was a strange coincidence with a glove.

Almost and by sheer coincidence, the four greatest express deliveries important leader keyed up the fuel surcharge again.

"It is a lucky coincidence that nobody was killed or wounded" in the attack, he said.

The fact that Mr Liu comes from Wenzhou, an entrepreneurial hub, is no coincidence.

Coincidence, that's all anything ever is, nothing more than coincidence.

By an amazing coincidence, regulatory and political decisions tend to harm Sky.

The reasonability and validity were testified by the coincidence of the simulation and experimentation results and theory analysis.

For many thinking Americans, this did not seem a coincidence.

The lightening was an unfortunate coincidence.

For it is no little coincidence that these incidents and events are propelling into your physical plane at this time.

Whether by coincidence or not, China Daily today carries an opinion piece titled "Ventures abroad facing a bumpy road. "

Not by coincidence all of communism's meaningless pledges and oaths are about Man, with a capital M, and his earthly happiness.

My viewpoint is in coincidence with you.

With another coincidence, the last picture of his PPT is a group photo of someone and him, and I know this guy very well.

But shark scientist Rachel Robbins said this was "rubbish" and the spate of attacks was a "freak coincidence" .

Life will give you back everything you have given to it. Your life is not a coincidence, it's a reflection of you!

And, of course, it is not a coincidence because this vector field is a gradient field.

Perhaps it is no coincidence that this is the direction Peru's reforms have taken.

The coincidence of the two shows exemplifies the glitzy entertainment and sabre-rattling that are so close in Kremlin ideology.

Is it a coincidence that 'tough on crime' follows an increasing profit motive?

This is an unfortunate ecological coincidence, as one of the original compounds for sunscreen was synthesised from an Australian coral reef.

'It was a beautiful coincidence, ' says John Scales, a transport specialist at the World Bank's Beijing office.

It is a coincidence that his going to Russia crash with the activity though himself, I know him, do not want to be absent.

Perhaps it is not a coincidence that South Korea's government has its own dedicated knowledge economy minister.

And it's probably no coincidence that it was found by a river, in a rock shelter at Montastruc in central France.

We present a theoretical study of coincidence imaging and interference with coherent Gaussian beams.

It is no coincidence that the sell-off underway in the MBS market started as the Treasury began selling.

It is no coincidence that the host of Expo 2010 is itself one of the most rapidly developing urban centres in the world.

After an analysis of its optical properties, the photonic band gap and the centre wavelength is coincidence with the theoretical value.

"It's just a funny coincidence, " Dudley said.

Given this data, it seems that the link between human activities and rising global temperatures is not merely a coincidence.

It is no coincidence that the countries with the fastest-growing navies are those with stakes in these energy zones.

It is, therefore, more than just coincidence that the words "health and beauty" trip so easily off the tongue as a single phrase.

Skeptics will also point to the overwhelming evidence that all so-called effects of prayer can be explained through mere coincidence.

It may be no coincidence that China is raising rates just ahead of the publication of third quarter GDP and inflation figures.

But wait, in Divine economy, is there such a thing as coincidence?

A discriminator transforms shapeless signals into identical logic signals. Afterwards the coincidence unit triggers data acquisition.

This was a frightening thing. It could not be a coincidence!

Democracy and rule of law were not a precondition for the West's economic power, but a coincidence.

Grantham notes that this is no coincidence.

commuters that they had forgotten their trousers and to insist that it was merely a coincidence that others had done the same.

It is no coincidence that sports and amusements have carefully "planned" in all regimented nations. Once started, "planners" can't stop.

In a study of coincidence, I read an English story. Moving it, so . . . my tears . . .

Here's what I found, coincidence, probably, but still weird! ! !

Finally, the initial fatigue quality of the fastener hole is evaluated and its coincidence is checked.

If not a usual coincidence, could this be one of the reasons why the Zetas say this passage of the red planet will be more severe?

Sharing the same name as one of Asia's megastars is no coincidence.

It is therefore no coincidence that this is where the weakened Taliban is putting their effort.

Mr Broadhurst said that the coincidence of security and public order operations was always problematic.

'Timing-wise, it's a coincidence, ' he said.

"It was a complete coincidence, " Lasker-Wallfisch said, shaking her head.

It is no coincidence that Kaplan, a for-profit college, has signed a controversial agreement to tap the state's glut of students.

Now maybe it was a coincidence, but guess who started to make a comeback?

Practice proves that interpretation results of resistivity data are in good coincidence with drilling and underground workings materials.

The concentration of original animation film screenings is no coincidence.

Part three discusses the comedic style of Lodge's novels through the carnival humorous irony, the vulgarization of elegance and coincidence.

By lucky coincidence, Zhou Yi and the manager of a headhunter company Yuan Shan have a love affair as well.

When coincidence between horizontal sync and oscillator frequency is detected, the search mode is replaced by a normal PLL operation.

Rejected Rep: EXPECTS negative outcomes. It's not a coincidence that negative people attract negative circumstances. It's a self-fulfilling.

Such a match strains credulity as being a mere coincidence.

It's no coincidence that people have, unprompted, "pulled" those sins since the dawn of humanity.

Schiano and Clocchiatti are convinced that the similarity of the magmas is no coincidence.

It also contributes to the settlement of coincidence and conflicts between criminal responsibility and civil responsibility.

U. S. officials deny that any message is being directed at Beijing, saying the Tomahawk triple play was a coincidence.

This coincidence enabled scientists to make giant strides in understanding the interaction of the solar wind with Jupiter.

The coincidence site lattice (CSL) is an important model describing the characteristic of grain boundaries.

Few Chinese Internet watchers thought it was a coincidence when the negative coverage ceased.

Is it a coincidence or did the builders design it like that deliberately?

While this is an interesting coincidence, one must be careful not to take the anagram too seriously.

What, just a coincidence? Yes.

It is no coincidence that the housing bubble started in the aftermath of the dotcom bust.

It is no coincidence that the man who coined the term "imperial overstretch, " Yale University historian Paul Kennedy, is British.

Hey, George! A coincidence to meet you here. We have not seen in many years. How kind of you recently?

Measurements on the spot prove coincidence of the practical production and theoretical calculation.

Some excellent is evaluation and assessment between a coincidence, but this kind of occasionally just belonging to individuals.