The party was held, not coincidentally, the night before Christie's auctioned items from the Plaza, which is being partially converted into condominiums.
Ramsay MacDonald lost his Seaham seat in November 1935, but had left No 10 in June, and was by then only lord president of the council – one of the lesser posts now held by Clegg, coincidentally.
Given that this session was coincidentally held at the same time that congressional hearings on this very subject were being held on Capitol Hill, the topic was especially relevant to the future of synthetic biology and will no doubt become more significant as the general public becomes more aware of the field.
Not coincidentally, Pakistan held national elections this year, and India's are scheduled for 2014.
Maryland sacked Smith twice on Sept. 22, and perhaps not coincidentally, also held West Virginia to a season-low 31 points.
Sources suggested that a special privy council would be held on 30 October, coincidentally at the time when the phone-hacking trials are likely to have started.
Mr. Brown's rally will be at Mechanics Hall in Worcester, where, not coincidentally, he held a "people's rally" two days before the 2010 election that drew several thousand supporters.
The difficulty of picking fruit from such a prickly poem was pointed out by many observers at the time, including William F. Buckley — whose memorial service, coincidentally, was held this morning at St . Patricks Cathedral.
The reunion this year, held over the weekend, coincidentally fell between the 59th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, on Aug. 6, and that of the bombing of Nagasaki three days later.
So there we are: Marco Rubio's best friends are his wife and the hard-nosed conservative folk hero Jim DeMint, grand-daddy of the Tea Party and senator from the great state of South Carolina, which, coincidentally, holds the first big Republican party primary, followed by a popular former governor of Florida and possible 2016 rival.
