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And actually, Phil Kaye and I coincidentally also share the same last name.
Lots of credit card debt, huge environmental footprints, and perhaps not coincidentally, our happiness levels flat-lined over the same 50 years.
And there's this mental delight that's followed by the physical response of laughter, which, not coincidentally, releases endorphins in the brain.
That's like me telling you, "Hey, you know the Nobel Prize was established in 1901, which coincidentally is the same year Alberto Giacometti was born?" No, not everything fits so tidily into the paradigm, but that does not mean there's not something going on at the highest possible levels.
My next surgeon's appointment was, coincidentally, right after a shift at the gift shop.
We also, not coincidentally, went through an era of tremendous social and political inventions.
It was modern, high-tech, impressive, a huge 142-foot clear span which, not coincidentally, was exactly its height.
She had gotten better, and not coincidentally, Veronica's home was better too.
Coincidentally, at the same time, the first easy-to-use clinical tests for diagnosing autism were introduced.
So tomorrow morning, when coincidentally we get to set our clocks back by an hour and you get that delicious extra hour of sleep, and the day seems a little longer, and a little more full of hope, think about the tremendous power of sleep.
We grew up playing— Mom's from Cape Breton, coincidentally.
Not coincidentally, it is also around this age that children begin to show embarrassment in situations that might elicit a negative evaluation, such as looking at themselves in the mirror and noticing a mark on their nose.
Vega is the brightest star in the constellation Lyra, which is not coincidentally the name of one of my dogs.
And 90 minutes during a friend's "talent show" that, coincidentally, was 90 minutes long.
Or, not so coincidentally, like a tube like this.
Each of these culture-bending tapestries becomes a tailored garment or a silk scarf, like the one I am very coincidentally wearing right now.
Coincidentally or not, they also refused to capture any of the original (and i hate to use this word, but it fits) zaniness of the original.
A spaceship in some unspecified future where human beings are equipped for space travel and have laser guns for weapons, crash lands on a strange young planet where dinosaurs are coincidentally also evolved and only on this world, have not gone extinct...yet.
It was just a much better time-passer, you might say, in comparison to the cutesy migraine-inducing "Full House", which coincidentally, ran neck-and-neck with "Step-by-Step" during that time period in terms of overall popularity.
To add on to Junior's torture, it seems this town already has a little firestarter in younger girl form with Trixie, who coincidentally has a sweet, single mother played by Yasbeck, the same actress who played Junior's first horrible mother-through-adoption.
And why was the guy who was absent for so long coincidentally working on an oil rig next door to the congress-woman's party?
We are then introduced to the Strode family, who is now coincidentally living in the old Myers house (which seems to change in each film).
It deals with the high school class of 1980, which was coincidentally my year of graduation.
Forgive my indulgence, but since I've recognized the trend as a phenomenon (which it is and, coincidentally, features my favorite horror staple).
Then, coincidentally, Larry Talbot (Lon Chaney), a.k.a.
Written by Nickelodeon producers Dan Schneider and Brian Robbins (who coincidentally co-starred on the '80s sitcom "Head of the Class"), the film stars Frankie Muniz as Jason, who's always ready with a good lie to get out of scrapes.
The cast of this movie has to rank up there with that of "Girl, Interrupted" (both movies coincidentally star the brilliant Clea Duvall).
Ed (coincidentally an editor) is hired to cut horror films down to be favorable in Europe (where standards are much more rigorous).
Quite coincidentally, bandits Pete (Al Ferguson) and Jim (Paul Fix) decide they'd like the rest of the rodeo take; they shoot promoter Farnsworth (Henry Hall), and make it look like Scott and Kansas Charlie are the killers.
The lone exception is What's Up, Doc?, in which his straight performance is the perfect underlining for Barbra Streisand's goofball protagonist -- and, not coincidentally, he takes a shot at Love Story for good measure!
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