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The book, incidentally, is affixed with a unique and fitting page marker.

On the other hand, “Stick” stays more than usually focused — there are no subplots — which gives the dialogue room to breathe; we learn things incidentally rather than by having them presented as bullet points.

Mr Park from Liberty in North Korea argues Trump has "incidentally" given Kim a helping hand, and calls the move "short-sighted".

The cancer was only discovered incidentally after she requested blood tests after feeling unwell for "ages".

They are also, not incidentally, highly useful to human society, producing honey and beeswax — both of which are used in a wide range of products — while also pollinating the plants that feed us.