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chance occurrence

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It is well established that these two conditions are related by something more than chance occurrence.
She discovers that stories have a life of their own, even more complex than she had ever imagined: "As everything in life is born small and then grows larger, except, that is, for sorrow and anxiety, which grows smaller with the passage of time, so this story died down until it was brought back to life by some chance occurrence in the village, though things would calm down once again, while remaining nonetheless susceptible to the slightest of winds to set it ablaze once more".
KNOWING (15) According to the premise of Knowing, there are no accidents or chance occurrences - everything is preordained, mapped out in advance.
 
 
 
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