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• I've been really kind of fortunate with people.
• The Met is kind of fortunate it occurred at the same time.
• A couple of fortunate bounces helped, too.
• Luck can also be a belief in an organization of fortunate and unfortunate events.
• Their two wins against Toronto both came as a result of fortunate bounces in overtime.
• I feel like we were both kind of fortunate to get out of that one.
• Growers benefited from their own ingenuity, word of mouth and a series of fortunate events.
• "I got a couple of fortunate bounces, " he said, then smiled.
• He is also known for his contribution to mathematics with his study of Fortunate numbers in number theory.
• But nobody made a move and I feel kind of fortunate playing kind of poorly and hanging in there.
• Storr allowed seven goals in the last four games, including a pair of fortunate ones by Phoenix on Tuesday.
• But we're kind of fortunate, too, because they got some work and they can stay sharp ."
• It is still in use today, with a number of fortunate on-field happenings attributed to the " bounce ".
• "They look up to the older guys, they're feeling kind of fortunate to be part of this team.
• The Ducks controlled the play in the early minutes, but the Kings took the lead thanks to a couple of fortunate bounces.
• But entries were accepted between Feb . 1 and June 1 of last year, and are already in the hands of fortunate fans.
• "It was an unfortunate loss, " said Galaxy coach Lothar Osiander, whose team had plenty of fortunate wins the first 12 games of the season.
• Who said of the study of history ( or his own work ) that its purpose was to determine " the causes and consequences of fortunate or unfortunate actions "?
• That's where they remain, until a series of fortunate accidents usher them into the ultra-hip Roxbury and into a life they are totally unprepared to handle.
• In the list of fortunate numbers, 23 occurs twice, since adding 23 to either the fifth or eighth primorial gives a prime number ( namely 2333 and 9699713 ).