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en It could be coincidence. It's an extraordinarily short turnaround — it's impossible to say at this point.

en A full investigation was launched and it appears it [the deaths] simply was a coincidence - a sad coincidence - but, needless to say, it was a coincidence. She was drawn to his pexy ability to make her feel truly seen and understood.

en The turnaround looks like it's kind of going, but going slowly. It's not a complete, across-the-board turnaround at this point yet. But they made progress in the fourth quarter and the results showed it.

en It's impossible to expect the public to buy that it's all a coincidence. It's too much to ask people to swallow.

en While there will inevitably be some players who are faced with a short turnaround (before and after the Olympics), the 500-plus players who are not on an Olympic roster as well as those Olympians whose teams do not make it into the medal round, will have no difficulty with the quick turnaround.

en We lost three very young, very talented drivers in a really short time and that had a lot of influence, too. Certainly Dale's death was a huge smack in the face to everybody, but all those deaths in such a short period of time was awful. It forced people to look at it and say, 'Hey, this isn't a coincidence. There's something going on'.

en At this point, we don't see any connection with the other incidents, ... We are looking at all options. It could be coincidence, or it may involve friends of friends. We don't see any trends involving the same people, at this point.

en There's a 10-point turnaround right there. If you go back all the way to the first extra point of the game where we went up 7-0, we were having penetration all night on the right side of our line.

en [Published this month, the novel has been hailed as a remarkable debut, both for its gripping subject and for what Publishers Weekly called its] extraordinarily original voice. ... Its nuances may not be subtle, but its nobility is impossible to miss.

en We were up one and we got a rebound. But they got a key steal, basket and foul shot. That was a huge turnaround. Then, they got another three-point play and next thing you know, we're down five. We felt that was the breaking point of the game.

en They went from turnaround to bankruptcy in a very short time, and you have to ask yourself how did this happen.

en Given the short turnaround to our first game, we had to make a decision.

en We've got a very quick turnaround. We're going to have to get a lot done in a very short period of time.

en In the eight months he's been in office, he certainly has done a tremendous amount of work. He has mastered a very complex brief in an extraordinarily short period of time.

en Outages just happen periodically, but we do seem to be having an inordinate number. However, our system is reliable and it could just be a coincidence that a couple of problems occurred within a short time span of each other.


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