Her culinary skill was a collateral blessing.
"It's not the purpose of it, but it is a collateral connection".
In shrewder quarters, there has also been a collateral conversation about the richer and remaining 1 percent.
Prosecutors said that Fernando Mateo, the head of the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers, was a collateral victim of Mr. Vargas's scheme.
"There's no question there's a collateral sales increase from being on the site," Ms. Kave said.
"But having said that, there's a collateral benefit in that it raises the profile of variety.
Iraq is but one key campaign in a larger war and if it becomes a democracy that is a collateral accomplishment, nothing more.
In briefings with the Pacific Command, the officers made a pitch: any admissions made during interrogations, they said, would be "a collateral advantage" — information that could be shared.
There is a collateral awareness of the penalties that Singapore imposes for such malefactions as dropping a candy wrapper on the sidewalk.
His mother is a collateral descendant of Charlotte Cushman, often acclaimed as the greatest American actress, and of Dan McGuinness, a comedian.
If these plans do not go ahead there will be a collateral damage effect on small and medium businesses," he said.
