Now, as Schwed pointed out, it's possible that there was a correlation in the sense that superstitious traders, seeing the Super Bowl result, decided to buy and so sent the market up.
General Franco sought to improve Spain's national image and so sent TV executives around Eurovision member states to offer cash and promises to buy television series if they would vote for La, La, La by Massiel.
It was the end of the 60s and I really liked Oz magazine and so sent the founder Richard Neville a taped letter saying I liked what he was doing but thought it could be improved.
And so sending out a cosmic tombstone in the vague, faint, infinitesimal hope that it might one day be picked up, it really is infinitesimal by the way, I think that might well be a good idea".
I didn't attend public school, because my parents had seen one black kid on the playground of the excellent school I was zoned for, and so sent me to a wretched parochial school instead.
My friend understandably takes this to mean that yes, I can indeed travel downtown, and so sends me the address of a bar in Greenwich Village.
Despite the manoeuvre, Admiral Lütjens was unaware that he had evaded the British, and so sent a series of radio transmissions, which were intercepted by the British and used to gain a rough fix on his position.
Louis, however, was unable to walk, and so sent the Count of Artois to France in January 1814. Louis XVIII issued letters patent appointing Artois Lieutenant General of the Kingdom in the event of the Bourbons being restored.
Leander Starr Jameson, the Company's Chief Magistrate in Mashonaland, hoped to defeat the Matabele quickly by capturing Lobengula at his royal town of Bulawayo, and so sent Burnham and a small group of scouts ahead to report on the situation there.
