"Whether it's self-inflicted, accidental or someone else shot him, none of that is worked out yet," Detective Pentangelo said.
Then in comes an "accidental" President, someone who had not been elected President or even Vice President.
Often, heroism is accidental -- someone just happens to be in a given place at a given moment where doing the reasonable thing is redolent with drama.
It reported the accidental death of someone participating in the X Games, a magnet for "extreme athletes," as the article called them.
In another, I had this line, which I was quite partial to: "I was nonplussed by the accidental use of someone else's toothbrush but would sooner use my own to scrub a toilet than go to a restaurant by myself".
Naltrexone can be given as a single monthly injection (Vivitrol) that virtually abolishes the risk of an accidental overdose in someone who uses after treatment.
If you're responsible for someone else's accidental death, guilt and shame are appropriate emotions.
Some election experts remain concerned about the possibility of accidental "overvotes," when, for instance, someone fills in ovals for two candidates rather than one (something that the levers would not have allowed).
"Clearly, I don't think that a 94-year-old resident of Oxford was a target, but there's got to be some kind of accidental discharge of anthrax," by someone who intended to use it as a weapon.
In other words, these weren't accidental logins due to typos — someone discovered the hole and actively used it to access files that were not theirs.
Another collector is the "accidental" collector who begins reading someone like Sue Grafton and her "alphabet" series of mysteries.
