The phrase "coincide of" is not a correct phrase in English.
The correct phrase would be "coincide with". Example: The details of the investigation coincide with the evidence presented in court.
pic.twitter.com/Sf4y4yxRQQ Passers-by also couldn't fail to comment on the coincide of the fire on this record breaking hot day.
Remember, we're asking for best, not favorite (unless they coincide of course).
Radio (2003), starring Cuba Gooding Jr. Again, we're asking for best, not favorite (unless those two things coincide of course).
This lying activity would coincide of the effects of the analgesic wearing off on day 5. Mosher et al. (2010) [ 31] determined that calves that were administered meloxicam did not change lying behavior from pre to post-dehorning whereas within the placebo group lying activity decreased post-dehorning.
"We attribute that, at least in part, to the coinciding of Christmas and Hanukkah," said Bill Cahill, an authority spokesman.
For scientists, Chester added, the coinciding of the two celestial events does not appear to have any cosmic significance.
This coincides, of course, with your wife filing for divorce.
A twisted turn of events led to the coinciding of the European elections with the presidential election in Ukraine.
And to realize with time that, in the coinciding of things, the stream and the leaf are completely emancipated and free!
Does anyone remember Dr. King's sober advice about how "violence begets violence?" The coinciding of Inauguration Day with the Martin Luther King holiday must be more than serendipity.
E. coli BL21/ pET28a- p4hD had the highest yield, which was coincided of its specific enzymatic activity.
