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It’s a sudden and astonishing ascent for an ugly-cute character that debuted nearly a decade ago, and fortuitous timing for Pop Mart as it makes a major push into the U.S.

It was a fortuitous spot - they estimated the ice had only melted a week before their discovery.

From BBC

“Saw” would eventually come his way in a fortuitous manner, like most breaks.

According to Astronomy Magazine, it may be a "more productive option" for northern hemispheric stargazers to plan on catching Tsuchinshan-ATLAS both this weekend and in mid-October, since the latter occasion could prove more fortuitous.

From Salon

This was fortuitous for the chancellor, as her speech defined herself as a type of anti-Truss.

From BBC

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