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• The Santa Cruz Surfing Club Preservation Society, which was officially and fortuitously incorporated as a nonprofit in October 2008, is now soliciting contributions.
• Bertone, the Vatican's equivalent of a prime minister, will try to use the fortuitously scheduled visit to give a boost to local Catholic leaders and position the Church as a .
• Harris, fortuitously enough, is also a researcher on CBS's still-ticking Sunday-night newsmagazine.

• fortunately
• luckily
• as luck would have it

• unfortunately
• unluckily

News & Articles

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• 2013 U.S. Open: Luke Donald goes for a dip in Merion's Cobb's Creek
  Luke Donald, who was responsible for knocking the young female volunteer in the noggin, also went on an adventure in Merion's famed Cobb's Creek. At the par-5 fourth, Donald's ball came up shot of the green but the thick rough fortuitously kept his ball from rolling down into the water.
  June 16, 2013 - Philly.com
• Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's baby is born
  The delivery reportedly came a few weeks earlier than Kardashian’s expected due date but ended up fortuitously timed for a publicity-minded couple
  June 15, 2013 - Washington Post

Quotes

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• Robert L Ehrlich Jr in WBAL
  A lot of factors came together and we thought it was the right time and, particularly fortuitously having Senator McCain come here to Arbutus tonight, it just made a lot of sense,Ehrlich said after the fundraiser.
• Barney Frank in Boston Globe (registration)
  Housing, fortuitously, is a very important issue for Massachusetts as well as nationally,Frank said. "I'm in charge of housing policy as much as anybody else in Congress."
• Alan Buckley in Sportinglife.com
  Buckley said: "It was a good performance. I was delighted with the first 30 minutes of the game. We passed and moved the ball really well. I thought we deserved the lead when Justin Whittle somewhat fortuitously redirected the ball into their goal....