As he points out, the abnormalities we see here are not the result of heredity or some other mischance. |
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Should there be a mischance resulting in a Kerry administration, indiscretions will not be allowed to count. |
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These are the folks who, either by accident of birth or mischance, are sufficiently different from the rest of us to attract attention. |
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Despite the subsequent labours of his brother Peter on his behalf, his reputation never fully recovered from this mischance. |
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If, by dire mischance, a mishap occurs, we can forget this entire conversation. |
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Even trolls will only venture through there at great need, though I have never heard of any great danger or mischance occurring there. |
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And it's about the huge swathes of sin and ignorance and mischance that shadow even our best attempts at truth and right action. |
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By mischance the second not was omitted and gave the impression that the inhabitants of Pakistan were delighted with their meagre rations. |
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By dramatic mischance, two days after agreeing he was abruptly removed from his post in unexplained circumstances. |
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This dictum makes a crucial distinction between the work that time or mischance has made a fragment, and the work composed as fragment. |
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What we should not do is try to protect ourselves against every conceivable mischance. |
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In many mythologies death is represented as resulting from some primordial mischance. |
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Every person who attempts anything significant will make mistakes, but the efficient man will do his best to turn a mischance into an advantage. |
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Following, is a short list of items that one day will surely make you proud in case of a mischance. |
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His offended love, and Malvolio's humiliated suffering, are reminders of the harm done by mistake, mischance, drink, thoughtlessness and unkindness. |
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By the same token, organizations resort to sorcery to explain mischance. |
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This is not entirely mischance, for if in the sixties the focus remained in the south, determined by the shadow of the past, in the fifties it moved decisively north. |
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The future Empress first gains access to the Blazing World by way of the romance trope of abduction, which, in this case, is a fortunate mischance. |
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Then suddenly, through some mischance a danger signal and Danger coincide. |
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Myths of this kind usually involve the shattering of the ideal state by some mischance, with wickedness, disease, and death entering into the world as the result. |
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Embassies caution their citizens to avoid likely trouble spots. With a mix of error and mischance, Mr Morsi has managed to anger every tier of Egypt's class-ridden society. |
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The explanations provided in the various religions divide into two kinds: those that attribute the cause to some primordial mischance and those that hold humanity itself to be responsible. |
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