In fact, peak tick season begins coincidentally the same time that most of us head outdoors to enjoy the spring weather!
Harvesting in North American waters began almost coincidentally, as a response to an ecological problem: At the end of the 20th century, Atlantic urchin populations swelled, particularly in Maine, coinciding with the decline of cod, its primary predator, and other ground fish.
The report, which began last spring, coincidentally came a little less than a month after the Irvine council voted March 12 to approve the first reading of a zoning ordinance amendment that would tighten restrictions on boarding houses and short-term rentals, much to the chagrin of UCI student leaders.
A few miserable years in a shoe factory followed, before he trained as a teacher and, coincidentally, began to write.
He also disappeared down the stretch, which not coincidentally began when the star defensive end Justin Smith went down with a triceps injury.
And its use, perhaps coincidentally, began in the same month that Ms Valerie Caproni began her work as general counsel," Conyers said in a hearing that month.
The last attempt to eradicate malaria began in 1955 (coincidentally, the year Mr Gates was born) and relied on a new wonder chemical called DDT to kill the mosquitoes.
Snowden said that he admires both Ellsberg and Manning, but argues that there is one important distinction between himself and the army private, whose trial coincidentally began the week Snowden's leaks began to make news.
He realised the potential of combining two disparate pieces of technology, but the real planning began after he coincidentally met his now business partner on a bus in Istanbul.
(The trial of Andrés Felipe Arias, the former agriculture minister who was in charge of the programme, coincidentally began the same day the FTA was approved).The country also failed to use the five years of debate, haggling and political wrangling to update its poor transportation infrastructure.
