It appeared to contradict the BBC's own editorial guidelines which were coincidentally read out on BBC1's Question Time, which followed the news.
The Roman Stoic philosopher, essayist, celebrity and dramatist Seneca was tutor, speech-writer and adviser to the emperor Nero, and he was also, not coincidentally, one of the very richest people of his age.
On Saturday, in a hotel ballroom in an Iowa town not coincidentally named Perry, addressing a mix of conservatives and bikers, the former Texas governor touted his bona fides as an advocate for veterans.
Coincidentally, both Baggios' careers would end in 1999 (if you discard Roberto's swansong friendly against Spain in 2004).
But let us take a cue from the Republican Party and employ a quote they run out whenever arguing that they don't dislike minorities for being minorities but just coincidentally dislike almost all of them on their merits.
Coincidentally, the single most popular general election outcome in the seats polled by Ashcroft was a coalition involving Labour and the SNP – a result favoured by 39% of all voters, including 62% of SNP supporters and 79% of Labour-SNP switchers.
They remembered LGSM better, and a few of them even remembered the Comic Strip's Strike!, which, coincidentally, was also filmed there.
"Are these yours?" the receptionist dead-panned, looking down to the leather luggage and silver candelabra coincidentally by my feet.
There's the totally un-Googleable Seventeen who, weirdly, have 14 members, and Apeace, who had 21 members until June this year, when they sensibly downsized to 15 – coincidentally, the exact number of people you can fit in a minibus.
The real epiphany came in 2008 when, coincidentally, I found myself retracing the Love Boat route from Los Angeles to Acapulco via the tourist haunts of Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta.
However, thanks to Facebook's workplace culture of compulsive sharing, we can now live the Bay Area dream vicariously through its employees' feeds on Instagram (which, coincidentally, Facebook acquired for $1bn in 2012).
