And many of the women in this mortality-haunted, four-generation story have been coincidentally damaged by the disappearances of their mothers.
The commission, one of only two to have been set up by the government (the other having been, coincidentally, on reform of the House of Lords), enjoyed bipartisan support.
Though my initial instinct to avoid package insurance had been (coincidentally) right, the process was valuable anyway: I now know a lot more about my medical coverage and credit card perks.
In the 84 years of Oscars (excluding this year), there have been, coincidentally, 84 acting nominations for those I have defined as Oscar veterans, counting only nominations after their first five.
If a lung cancer is identified on a chest radiograph performed for such an exacerbation, the tumour itself will have been coincidentally discovered and be asymptomatic.
The unknown source and purity of RHDV, and the potential use of infected rabbits or their organs to transport it, meant that C. burnetii could have been coincidentally introduced along with the RHDV-infected rabbit material.
The nucleotide sequences of the amplified genes confirmed that these coronaviruses also fell into genotypes 1 and 2. Our results indicate that both genotypes of coronavirus have been spreading within the ferret population in Japan for some time, and some ferrets have been coincidentally infected with both genotypes.
Manning, not coincidentally, has been far more effective away from Giants Stadium, too.
Rackow's hair, coincidentally, has been dyed purple for the last three months – a choice that took on new meaning this week.
Cultural messaging is powerful, and for decades (centuries?) the message, not coincidentally, has been that being a feminist is profoundly not cool.
