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It was almost as if the goal being score was incidental to his overall plan for the game.

From BBC

Their incidental exaggerations are categorically different than the foundational lies told every day by their opponents on the Trumpist right.

From Slate

Bureau of Reclamation and counterparts at state and federal fish agencies to complete a new permit — called an incidental take permit — for the State Water Project, said Karla Nemeth, the department’s director.

Where in some series Evan being gay would be incidental, here it’s integral to the stories and comedy.

Pop Crave “is the first-ever truly incidental news source, where you’re being told things in a way that is being framed as breaking news, but it’s something that would not have crossed your mind otherwise,” Bookbinder said.

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