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But the timing could not be more fortuitous, could it, Mr Collins?
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Even more fortuitous, Scot had an extra bed he'd hauled over for me.
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That the BBC was there could not have been more fortuitous.
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The show could not have launched at a more fortuitous time, socially and politically.
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There were no more trips together-nomore fortuitous luncheons or formal dinners as a group.
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No event could be supposed more fortuitous than this.
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None have been more fortuitous than Nolan Roux.
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Willa realized that her cousin would not soon forgive defeat at her hands, but her attitude was more fortuitous than open war.
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Do not know what they might have looked like, cannot imagine what they might have done, had they been born in more fortuitous times.
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The lay of the land seemed more fortuitous now, the rocks more scattered and random, but the sense of a single shape was still there.
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If the Outfit had to face a bump in the road in Vegas, it could not have come at a more fortuitous time than 1957.
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"Timing is everything" goes the aphorism, and Accardo's timing could not have been more fortuitous.