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Adding to the coincidence, the Colburn School had programmed Sunday in its smaller Thayer Hall, Brahms’ First String Quintet as part of one of its chamber music programs.

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But for the creators of "Zootopia," these parallels with current events are simply a coincidence of timing for a story intended to be timeless and which took several years to develop.

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They note that it’s more than just a coincidence that many major U.S. bear markets occur after a bull market has lasted about one generation.

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It’s probably a coincidence that O’Connor was 33 years old when he was cast in the role, the same age that Jesus Christ was crucified.

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"I don't think it's any coincidence that it happens to be physically close to our projects."

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