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1
The timing was
too
coincidental
and Neils didn't put much stock in coincidence.
2
It had been
too
coincidental
,
even recalling his previous visits.
3
The images of the nightmare were way too vivid, way too colorful, way
too
coincidental
.
4
But assassination was an extreme way to redress a minor grievance; its timing
too
coincidental
.
5
It now seemed
too
coincidental
,
too, that Dru's spell had summoned his very own animal.
6
The South African's arrest and the sharing of the video are
too
coincidental
to ignore.
7
It seemed
too
coincidental
to have been coincidence.
8
It was a bit
too
coincidental
-
abitthick!
9
Seems
too
coincidental
that way.
10
Set up to look like accidents, but after a while, it was
too
coincidental
to have all those things happening to me.
11
When the man raised his concern, he was invoiced $10,000, an amount the tribunal said was "
too
coincidental
to be plausible".
12
"Don't you find it just a little
too
coincidental
that it happens to come now?"
13
"Otherwise, the timing does seem
too
coincidental
.
"
14
"
Too
coincidental
,
"
said Hyckman.
15
'Rather
too
coincidental
,
though, that all these calls and emails have popped up just now, the day before Incident Twenty, wouldn't you think?'
too
coincidental
too