He enrolls at a local college, where his teacher, in a sparsely attended class, is played by Julia Roberts and is also, by a helpful coincidence, heading toward the exit of a stale marriage.
But, by a weird coincidence, Angelos and Al Davis were born on the same day, July 4, 1929.
By a merry coincidence, Hubert, too, turns out to be a woman underneath, baring an unmistakable and frankly regal bosom to make her point.
It'd be nice to think that the recent surge in overtly racist rhetoric on the right has been a case of random opportunism, provoked by the coincidence of a wealthy black Harvard professor yelling at a white cop who arrested him in his own home.
Its maiden flight, last January, came only hours before a visit by the US Defence Secretary Robert Gates to Beijing, a coincidence which many analysts saw as a deliberate signal by China.
By sheer coincidence, a programme to study it had just begun, so dozens of the world's telescopes - from visible to radio to gamma-ray - were watching.
By coincidence it has published a report on Thursday calling for a re-think in how services are organised.
By coincidence, this was a decision which benefited Corinthians.
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When asked by the BBC if this was a coincidence a spokesperson said in the case of Lisburn it was considered that the development might be linked to the Lagan Valley hospital and would have greater impact than a smaller project.
Vilane says he came across climbing "by coincidence" while working as a game ranger in Swaziland.
By coincidence, the two performed a spacewalk at this troublesome spot before, during a shuttle visit in 2009.
Not by coincidence, Juarez is also a model for the capitalist economy.
By a useful (though hardly unexpected) coincidence, all the businessmen were male and all were white, so there were no confounding variables of race or sex.
The timing of London Lite was said by its owners to have been a fortuitous coincidence, but many on Fleet Street saw a savvy attempt to spoil Murdoch's plans.
But, by coincidence, he then discovered a group of scientists working on a mouse called Peromyscus that possesses the same less active variation of the MC1R gene as mammoths did.
By coincidence, photo retailer Photojojo featured a pointer on its Twitter feed today to the pop culture blog Accidental Mysteries, and a lovely spread on Camera Comics, a 1940s comic-book series glamorizing the work of historical photographers like Matthew Brady and fictional heroes like Jim Lane Insurance Investigator!
It is widely believed by students of the field that this was not a coincidence.
In a remarkable coincidence, he was represented by the same attorneys who had represented McKinniss, Videtto and Sugawara.
Last month he dispensed the man-of-the-match award at Sri Lanka's opening game of the cricket world cup, which took place in a newly built stadium in by happy coincidence his own constituency, Hambantota, in the south of the country.
But when Brown spoke to some of these women individually, she realized that they had largely detected lumps by coincidence -- they happened to notice a change in their bodies -- rather than during a formal self-exam at a scheduled time of the month.
"Mr Rodgers has offered no explanation for the presence of his palm prints in that car, " he said, adding that if there was any question as to them getting there by any "unfortunate coincidence... that is resolved by the revelation that in 1974 he carried out a further sectarian murder".
BBC: Robert Rodgers accused of 1973 murder of Eileen Doherty
Part One: I will continue to blog on stocks and the election until Nov. 4, on which day, by coincidence, I will be at sea hosting a Forbes investor cruise.
By coincidence, the central bank on Monday approved a new rule designed to protect consumers from deceptive lending practices, including advertising practices that say interest rates are fixed when in fact they're not.
Drawing on Warren Buffett's observation that it cannot be a coincidence that a group of investors taught by Benjamin Graham can make above average returns, Mr Mallaby presents original research on the performance of a group of fund managers who worked with Julian Robertson at Tiger Management, and similarly reveals superior returns.
Whether the seam-friendly surfaces this year are a coincidence or the result of a sensible decision by the league, they've made it a far more engaging competition.
The somewhat unusual legal structure of USAA -- the fact that it is owned by its auto and property policyholders -- is not entirely a coincidence here.
By coincidence, SingTel, too, is run by a well-connected second son with a degree from Stanford University: Lee Hsien Yang, son of Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding father and senior minister.
Bishop Saxbee, who is due to retire in January, said past ceremonies had been followed by a reduction in road deaths, which was "perhaps not a coincidence".
Bishop Saxbee, who is due to retire in January, said past events had been followed by a reduction in road deaths, which was "perhaps not a coincidence".
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