"Though, as a matter of fact,
coincidences are much rarer than we suppose.
Sapsea (by a very remarkable
coincidence) is of exactly that opinion.
* C = [C.sub.1] [union] [C.sub.2] where [C.sub.1] and [C.sub.2] are usual
coincidence classes of the pair (f,f [??] [tau]);
Sir also maintained that it was a
coincidence that his account to doctors in the late 1970s was "entirely consistent" with evidence of how she died, which only emerged during a cold case review launched in 2012.
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As an English saying goes, it is no
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Paul Auster, one of my favourite American writers, says that we are ruled by the forces of chance and
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