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However, when bringing fungal samples out of storage, Roossinck serendipitously discovered that freezing destroys the virus but not its host. At San Francisco Ballet, the role of lead Russian is practically synonymous with principal dancer Guennadi Nedviguine--who is, serendipitously, Russian. Jarrett, an occasional SuperLotto Plus player who serendipitously bought five tickets while getting gas in Calabasas last week, didn't discover his fortune until early Monday morning. |
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