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We were particularly fortunate in that many genetic screening tests do not provide such definitive "yes" or "no" answers.

Colombia's Lady Andrade was particularly fortunate the referee did not witness a flying arm into the eye of Abby Wambach.

That's a distinction we see even more clearly here: Vronsky's life was particularly fortunate in that he had a code of rules which defined without question what should and should not be done.

In this respect, the production is particularly fortunate in its Béatrice, the mezzo-soprano Malena Ernman performs with Katharine Hepburn-like determination and her voice has a brilliance to match.

I was particularly fortunate as a walk-on whose football career played out like a Frank Merriwell story, but my highly recruited teammates also had academic opportunities that by now have become severely contracted.

The human realm is particularly fortunate, because it is only in this realm that one can attain Awakening, which liberates one from the whole cycle.

Inexplicable patterns can be composed from the list of thankful villages - Somerset was particularly fortunate, for instance, boasting nine such communities, while neighbouring Wiltshire has none at all.

It is particularly fortunate that Ulysses was at the highest heliographic latitudes in 2000 2001 making observations of the polar regions of the heliosphere at the solar maximum for the first time.

Moyes was particularly fortunate to retain their backing after such an insipid display because it is not as if his side gave them much to be positive about against the Magpies.

This is particularly fortunate as the tetrameric peptide has limited solubility in aqueous solution.

UNICEF has been particularly fortunate in its partnership with the Government.