Although it may be associated coincidentally with white stereotypes, those who embrace the role are usually trying to make the best of a bad situation.
PCBs may be only coincidentally present, rather than causal, in some diseases.
Any one of these three would probably do a great job doing so -- much better than most of the people who are paid to opine on the airwaves (and breaking news seems to suggest at least one of these time slots may be opening up, coincidentally).
That passage, not coincidentally, may be found not in Miles's book, but in a much more evocative work published in 1999 by Miles's countryman Howard Sounes.
(Not coincidentally, Singapore may be the first country to force merchants to accept electronic money as legal tender, albeit not until 2008).
(The echo chamber of popularity also has a sort of power itself, which may be why there's something coincidentally nausea-inducing about the vision, in "Fifty Shades Darker," of an oblivious billionaire with a fierce drive to inflict pain on others).
Gastric and rectal NETs are often diagnosed coincidentally at endoscopy, or may be the source of anaemia.
(The only exception was U1, which was seen on 2-Jan-02 and again on 20-May-02 20-May-02 20-May-02mple where thisdifferent signals coincidentally had simayar shapes and chemical shifts and were lumped together).
At auroral latitudes, Pi2-range variations may be observed at the time of the IB if the observatory is coincidentally located at the right place.
Some of these "everyday" modes of thinking may be innate patterns and modes of understanding, which coincidentally frequently tend to resonate better with creationist views (Evans 2000b, 2008; Poling and Evans 2004).
