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1) General subject: chance, good fortune, good luck, happy occasion, happy occurrence, joyful occasion, joyous occasion, lucky circs, lucky circumstance, turn up, turn-up, fortune, serendipity2) Psychology: happiness3) Makarov: lucky break, lucky hit, providential occurrence
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