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"Two incidents are coincidence, but three, five, 10 -- this is a deliberate and targeted grey-zone campaign against Europe, and Europe must respond," she told EU lawmakers on Wednesday.

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Along with the U.S. fiscal deterioration, the firm noted that it’s hardly a coincidence that gold has increased fourfold since 2008-09, when the Federal Reserve under Ben Bernanke instituted quantitative easing.

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“I feel like everything that happens to him in this stage is not a coincidence.”

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This is less of a coincidence than it sounds: he has named the boat Eline.

“I may sound conspiratorial, but I don’t think it is a coincidence,” he said.

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