"At the high end, there have been a number of flukes, which then set a benchmark, and people think they can get that much or more for their houses," said Diane Saatchi, president of Dayton-Halstead REast Hamptonn East Hampton.
But there's a strong case to be made that the fast-food industry is in essence a fluke of history, the result of a peculiar set of circumstances created by government intervention.
Through the comparative transcriptome analysis of the liver fluke sequences, a set of virulence-related transcripts (n = 71, corresponding to 64 putative genes) were found likely to possess immunomodulatory functional characteristics.
If that is true of a small fluke of chance, consider how much harder a writer would have to work to set up a scene that is wildly improbable even in real life.
A fluke of the nights I went?
Several said it was a fluke of geography.
It's really a fluke of history".
It is too late in the race, and there are too many polls there, to write off Mr. Obama's polling in these states as a fluke – although the set of Quinnipiac polls certainly present a rather optimistic case.
Another major improvement was the addition of a stock, or horizontal arm, that is set at right angles to the arms and flukes of the lower part of the anchor.
