The twin suicide-bomb blasts that hit the neighboring Syrian capital of Damascus this morning and killed over thirty people, meanwhile, seem more than coincidentally timed.
But perhaps a little more than coincidentally, Roski was pursuing a second case against the city at the same time over a hotel he had built next to Industry's convention center.
In The Motion Picture Guide 1987 Annual, Jay Robert Nash wrote that its title "refers to the new featured characters who, more than coincidentally, have ended up on the toy shelves of stores everywhere".
You can try this, but it won't improve your odds more than coincidentally.
Not coincidentally, more and more schools started requiring applicants to disclose criminal histories around 2007, in the wake of the Virginia Tech campus shootings, when a student shot and killed 32 people, and other high profile incidents.
He also wrote a wonderful novella called Youth (about not being young any more) which, not coincidentally, is the title of Coetzee's most recent novel.
Fulmer Duckworth, 41, who works in computer graphics for Bank of America — coincidentally, more than 20 of the passengers work for the bank, which is based in Charlotte — was in a meeting on the 29th floor of a building at 42nd Street and Avenue of the Americas when he saw the plane hit the water.
And not coincidentally, more than half of Americans have used marijuana themselves.
President Carter, who was ostensibly honored in 2002 for his work with the Carter Center spoke in Oslo, not coincidentally, more about the evils of war than he did about the Carter Center.
