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been circumstances
noun
That which attends, or relates to, or in some way affects, a fact or event; an attendant thing or state of things.
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"There have been circumstances where he has not been able to do some of the things he normally can do," Coughlin said.
"This is something we accept and apologise for, although there have been circumstances beyond our control".
"There's been circumstances in both cup competitions that on that day could have had better fortune, either with decisions or just in terms of how the game went.
Although most patients without an ongoing chronic problem said they currently prioritised rapid access over personal continuity, all but two said that there had been circumstances in the past when they had prioritised personal continuity (for example, for antenatal care, or follow-up of a now resolved problem), and could see circumstances where they would do so again (table 4).
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"It was circumstances".
Now, there were circumstances.
Those are circumstances that could overwhelm anyone.
The thing is, circumstances have changed.
But there are circumstances to that.
"Unfortunately these were circumstances beyond our control".
Sometimes it's circumstances, disappointments which are purely selfish".
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