On the magazine cover - turn round, and there she is for real
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Several years ago I was at work waiting for my turn to get something done (there was nobody else in the queue), and I idly looked at the front cover of the company magazine and saw a young lady there - engineer of the year. Next thing I knew, I was aware that someone else had joined the queue - and there she was!
My question is, what's the probability of having one coincidence like that per year, given that there are so many opportunities for having coincidences?!
Date submitted:Sat, 14 Jan 2012 15:04:49 +0000Coincidence ID:4104
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