The board held that claimant's activities, with their "attendant emotional and physical strain", during the two-month period which preceded his attack while at home, "constitute[d] an accidental injury" which was "an aggravating and contributing factor in the coronary occlusion and myocardial infarction". Neither in the board's findings nor in the record as a whole are we able to find accident within its legal definition. Directly in point are Matter of Lesnik v. National...
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