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In fact, over the last 13 years, a sub-400,000 figure has been a pretty good coincident indicator for job growth.

The pursuit of profits and the social interest are therefore coincident.

The latter end is only pursued when it seems coincident with the former.

His tenure of the foreign office was coincident with a very critical period in international relations.

So that there really is no difficulty with coincident particles in position space.

Might even be coincident with the objective now, but I doubted that.

I'm merely saying that their interpretation of certain policies is not coincident with my own.

But they must be coincident, for the following reasons.

International tension was coincident with a severe internal economic and social crisis.

The coincident one is designed only to describe the present, and seems boring to most reporters.

Fallow's death had been coincident with the sale of furniture.

Elections are held every two years coincident with federal elections.

This so-called coincident index now stands at 112.5, or 3.6 percent ahead of its April 1993 level.

Skyscrapers would never have worked without the coincident emergence of elevator technology.

It based this on an equation that predicts growth from the four coincident components.

If it is coincident with M, there is no lift.

Music from the 2nd annual no idea festival (coincident records)

He might look at the Commerce Department's index of coincident indicators.

As for F and H, it has been shown that they are coincident.

H will then be coincident with G, but this we saw to be impossible.

They computed the question anew and arrived at results practically coincident with those he had given.

The brightest of the point sources is coincident with the galaxy's optical nucleus.

The two networks are generally coincident where passenger services are run.

The novels are more or less coincident in time frame with the year in which they were published.

They are also generally coincident with the peak of the cluster X-ray emission.