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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Art won a race by accident when the three leading aircraft pulled up and out of the race after miscounting the number of laps. |
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Most of my friends have entered my life by accident and stayed there by worth. |
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It was introduced from North America either by accident or design from Victorian times. |
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Gogol came to have his name by accident, but that accident set in motion a series of events that would demarcate the history of a family. |
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Renee Geyer enjoys a career that's spanned three decades but it all began by accident. |
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I found them by accident on a Sunday morning when I was undressing him at home to give him a bath. |
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In between the sorts who commit the 'benign' and 'malign' forms of plagiarism are those who do it somewhat by accident or out of sloppiness. |
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I discovered the owls by accident one day, when I climbed into the hayloft of my grandfather's old barn to play on the bales. |
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Networks can be unsecure, laptops are easily stolen, personal data can be exposed by accident. |
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They say on the Row that no one is there by accident, and nothing happens without a reason. |
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Of course, the chances of this happening by accident are literally a hundred million billion to one. |
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Unfortunately, I didn't get to read it on my commute uptown today because I left it in the living room by accident. |
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Their first attempt on goal, some half an hour into the match, was more by accident than design. |
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Potter wanted to twist this plot around, and have a much more diabolical character accomplish the same thing by accident. |
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Anyone might make a lucky cast and hook a quality speckled trout almost by accident, but super-sized specks rarely are duped. |
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And bullfrogs are just one of a number of amphibian species people have moved, either by accident or for some intended benefit. |
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The assailants were possibly in the building and the bodyguard came upon them by accident. |
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They discovered this entirely by accident, when a fire devastated their home. |
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Detectives, who are still hunting the gunman, believe the shot may have been fired by accident. |
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Rather in keeping with the tenor of the match, one of the most significant developments happened by accident. |
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The other issue Jon raises is knowing whether people were shot by accident or on purpose. |
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Liverpool have stumbled into next season's Champions League almost by accident. |
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That was the one I actually tried watching, but I kept missing episodes by accident. |
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The family were involved in a road-rage nightmare after wandering into Ilford by accident. |
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But when Santa leaves him an extra present by accident Julian realises he will have to give it back. |
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Today I managed to fulfill one of my lifes ambitions, and almost by accident. |
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I got into recruitment by accident and stayed for 11 years before setting up Kite. |
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I might have pulled my front brake by accident, which is why I went over the front, but I don't know. |
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He tries to put his hand on her knee but, afraid of seeming too forward, pretends he's done it by accident. |
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I only discovered it by accident, and I have been driving like the deuce to overtake you. |
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Quite by accident, Weir had stumbled on something so fulfilling that she devoted hours of her spare time to it. |
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In truth, it was more by accident than design but it was a lucky chance which established his fame and fortune. |
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The orchestra first came to Marlborough last December by accident last year. |
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Mother and son are cast adrift but rescued by Jupiter and, after Perseus has completed his tasks, he kills Acrisius by accident. |
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My daughter pierced her belly button without permission and kept it from me until I discovered it by accident. |
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One way or another, by accident, divine reckoning or human error, an avenging fire is turned against them. |
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The cultivation of witloof was discovered by accident in a dark cellar in 19th century Belgium. |
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Either by accident or by design, Hawks created a rather kooky film instead of the hard-boiled movie that it pretends to be. |
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Quite by accident, my friend had some wuxia novels imported from Hong Kong. |
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The plot is all about the problems faced by an Indian youngster, Indrajeeth, who lands up in New York by accident. |
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Their experimentation in the past always appeared to work by accident rather than by design. |
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All that credibility and yet Oldham is one musical genius who arrived at his calling by accident. |
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He got the idea after coming across the real LAPD bomb squad office by accident, while researching another book. |
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In our scheme of things it matters not, or it is of no import, whether the people intervene by accident of fate or by way of contrivance. |
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Detectives will need to establish if the insulin played a part in her death and if it was administered in a criminal act or by accident. |
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And, Ben, she came to this position of enormous influence and power by accident. |
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Lots of people are starting to suspect that's by design rather than by accident. |
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But at last his schemes have backfired and, quite by accident, he has produced his most consistent and listenable album in over 15 years. |
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He believes that such feelings developed more by accident rather than by design. |
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Not by accident, he used Harrison's chronometer and lunar distances to calculate longitudes accurately. |
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She had for the past three years protested her innocence, claiming that her son had drowned by accident. |
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Some years ago, while trekking over the peaty moorland of the Western Isles, I stumbled upon it quite by accident. |
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Gary helps his local Australian Rules football team win the championship by accident. |
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When I started to take photographs they were all ghastly, except by accident. |
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Patiently, he told me how he got into what we now call stand-up comedy by accident. |
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If your tooth is damaged by accident then the pulp may be affected and get infected. |
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It was a mammoth task, especially considering he discovered the place only by accident. |
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The trouble is, of course, this doesn't happen by accident at all, and the margin for error is huge. |
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The arguments of both are based on the fragment of an ancient text, preserved by accident in a remote province. |
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I especially love it when there is no meaningful symbolism and the inclusion of something pivotal was entirely by accident or an after thought. |
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If a man shoots another in self-defence, or under gross provocation, the death is not caused by accident. |
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Despite reading menus and ingredients lists carefully, it is easy to eat a problem food by accident. |
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In 1984, by accident, he found a title deed in the archive of a trade association. |
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The photos came into his possession by accident and he thinks they may never have been published. |
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Whether by accident or design, McKinven could be about to find that life begins at 40-or at least begins again. |
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Her parents told police that she explained to them she had swallowed the liquid by accident, believing it was something else. |
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There is a childlike quality about him, as if the years caught up with him only by accident. |
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Most of the cheesemakers I spoke to seemed to have produced their cheeses almost by accident. |
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The tragedies caused by accident, human error and carelessness have become the most significant in the early history of the region. |
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Quite by accident the diva provided the psychological model of gay militancy. |
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Basically what I did was make this amazing discovery and I stumbled on it quite frankly by accident. |
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She advised the jury of three options death by accident, misadventure or an open verdict. |
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I grasped the bar tightly in my fists lest I flew off by accident. |
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You will, by accident listening to the show, become an expert-not-really in matters of arable farming, organic crops, and milking. |
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Every now and then by accident I meet people who do my walks, and out on the bike the other day I bumped into a couple who recommended walks Wetherby way. |
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She told the Citizen she became a goalkeeper more by accident than design. |
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He became a singer by accident after getting on stage to sing at a club. |
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In the film, Gary and Jack meet more or less by accident when they steal a car and head off on the back roads through outback New South Wales towards Sydney. |
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It began as a longish, handwritten short story about a man who finds a great deal of money by accident and who subsequently sees his family torn apart by greed. |
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We do not yet know if the victim was run over deliberately or if the incident occurred by accident but at this stage, the death is being treated as murder. |
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If a macrobiotic diet is healthy it is by accident, since foods are selected not for their physical or nutritional qualities, but for their metaphysical properties. |
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That's why they drive inconspicuous foreign sports cars at high speeds while drunk on malt liquor, taking down telephone poles and innocent children by accident. |
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She seems to stumble upon her marketability these days almost by accident. |
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The highlight of the garden party was that an angry swarm of bees, whose beehive had been disturbed by accident, swooped down on the assembled guests. |
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Some idiot, either by accident or with purpose, had misprinted it. |
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The cuts had been by accident by falling on a metal object after which he then washed the wound with the available water. |
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The Qur'an states the spilling of another Muslim's blood is forbidden, unless by accident, in which case the guilty party should pay blood money to the victim's family. |
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A mover can underquote you on purpose or by accident then claim for extra money because the end volume of the consignment doesn't correspond to the volume quoted. |
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There are moments of People I Know that almost play as satire on life in NY, but even those are rendered ineffective by the unshakeable feeling that they happened by accident. |
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Occasionally, as if by accident, Nora's daughter Beth would turn up, a bit weary from the sea and slightly out of sorts, and Nora would do her best to get her seaworthy again. |
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I practically lost my virginity by accident and I was a late starter. |
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Prehistoric settlers probably drifted here by accident, blown from the coast of France by the north wind, their descendants creating a rich Bronze Age culture. |
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When they come to our notice, therefore, it is mainly by accident. |
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It may be that just by accident or happenstance this has come to be. |
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His Chinese work stints started purely by accident, Miriam recalls. |
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One has to remember that Cambridge is a tiny city and though all these poets don't exactly live in each others pockets we do see each other by accident as much as by design. |
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We should not make cheap heroes of people in opposition by accident or opportunism, but we should seek out the fact and substance in all opinions expressed. |
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One of the more grandiose images, of a crowd swarming up the mount to hear a sermon from Christ as the sun slowly sets, wasn't planned and came about purely by accident. |
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If the parents swear a statutory declaration, the only record of the procedure is the document itself, which may be lost or destroyed, by accident or deliberately. |
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He had been deformed by accident at birth, and was a hunched dwarf, unable to walk well, and so shy that the King's men thought him incapable of proper speech. |
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What part of her father may have been human in form was entirely obscured by the coruscations of white light which, whether by accident or design, accompanied him. |
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To get around this problem some filter companies allow users to check their junk mail at the end of the month, in case a wanted email has been caught by accident. |
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Far more by accident than by design, they start a small business. |
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We have the elderberry trees on our farm entirely by accident. |
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The 71-year-old nondriver started the car by accident as he tried to get the key out for his wife. |
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At this time the street numbering was changed locally and so the school address, whether by accident or design, became 153 Hammersmith Road. |
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She knew she had thought out loud by accident, but it was too late to re-nig on her comment. |
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The screw propeller was introduced in 1835 by Francis Pettit Smith who discovered a new way of building propellers by accident. |
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When Lancelot's party raids the execution, many knights are killed, including, by accident, Gareth and Gaheris. |
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A PIONEERING treatment for people who have face blindness has been discovered by accident. |
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Like many discoveries, the new part of Ostia Antica was found by accident. |
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Bubble gum was invented by accident in 1928 by Walter Diemer, who worked for the Fleer Chewing Gum Company. |
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Christopher Awdry, for whom the stories were first devised, continued writing the stories almost by accident. |
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Almost by accident, he had invented cyanoacrylates, which were to become known more widely to consumers as superglues. |
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The tot has been returned to his family after authorities in China decided he fell down a squat toilet in Pujiang county by accident. |
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Legear, who plays for Russian club Terek Grozny, reportedly pressed the accelerator pedal by accident instead of the brake. |
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In addition, fires periodically cover some islands, whether by accident or to keep brush down and facilitate seabird harvest. |
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I discovered by accident that the pink flowers of Black Elder in my garden produces lovely pink cordial. |
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The scholar thinks the quote and the parable were spoken on different occasions and only by accident were brought together here. |
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It is thought the ants touch live wires by accident on exposed terminals, then send out chemical signals to attract others to the spot. |
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I hadn't seen her for years, but I ran into her by accident at the store. |
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The American colonists could always retreat into the mountains, but the land they left behind would most likely be unusable, whether by accident or design. |
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The real prince Dmitry of Uglich, son of Ivan IV, had been stabbed to death at early age, before his brother Feodor's death, either by accident or by Godunov's order. |
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Accidental residents occur occasionally when adults and juveniles of species from other environments are carried by accident into the zone by currents. |
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Somewhat by accident, the best group of survivals of these is from Rome where, together with Constantinople and Jesusalem, they were presumably at their most magnificent. |
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Daniel Schofield, 28, who was just three yards from Roy Hanson, 50, when he fired the 15in arrow, claims he fired by accident and denies murder and manslaughter. |
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If the young bird is unfeathered or covered in fluffy down and has obviously fallen out of the nest by accident, it may be possible to put it back. |
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Patrons routinely download information available in the Virtual Library onto diskettes, meaning the virus could have entered the system by accident. |
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However, tin and lead can be smelted by placing the ores in a wood fire, leaving the possibility that the discovery may have occurred by accident. |
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