Blac Chyna and Tyga are proving to be friendly exes.
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But bachelor number one turned out to be Friendly Brynjolf?
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"It's important to be friendly to everyone," an expert explained.
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I know you and Harvey Weinstein used to be friendly.
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Still, everyone is expected to be friendly with each other.
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Be friendly, be accessible, and at least smile in recognition.
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" A friend of West's added, "He wants to be friendly.
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She's not going to be friendly to the energy industry.
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You may be friendly with them but they aren't friends.
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I just want the air around me to be friendly.
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This estimate, though, may not be friendly enough to Democrats.
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We continued to be friendly right up until her lawyer called.
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He also seemed to be friendly with the crown prince, Vajiralongkorn.
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Ok this page was designed to be friendly with Internet Explorer.
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It did not explain which countries are considered to be friendly.
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We can be friendly outside the confines of the House floor.
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Background reading: • A secretaries of state meeting used to be friendly.
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"You have to be friendly with companies," he told Business Insider.
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So rather than be friendly with the boy, I ignored him.
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Be friendly, but not a friend; be helpful, but not an assistant.
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But the tip that stood out the most was to be friendly.
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He seems to be friendly with his castmates, so perhaps that's foreshadowing.
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The more I got rejected, the more I tried to be friendly.
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When you are in business you have to be friendly with everybody.
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LGBT spaces can sometimes not be friendly places for people of color.
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The state was always going to be friendly turf for them: Mrs.
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And that they'll be friendly and maintain good ties within the family.
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It's better to be friendly, respect each other, because we're all human beings.
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GC: But will he be friendly to companies that US businesses outsource to?
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Create culture and be friendly, don't just rip it off and be sullen.
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Be friendly and solicitous to the young man without mentioning heroin or rehab.
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That night, we danced a little too close for it to be friendly.
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Be friendly and transparent about what you're looking to do with the space.
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They can be friendly, outgoing, fun-loving, and are often drawn to people.
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Everyone will smile and be friendly, and nobody will know who Drake is.
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You want to be friendly and provide context for the caller right away.
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"I always say be friendly with people but have other friends," Howes says.
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That makes us curious if Postmates also intentionally designed Serve to be friendly looking.
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Instagram accounts (with) puppies and everything like that, because they want to be friendly.
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Whatever his past, he largely chooses to be friendly and sensitive in the present.
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"At first it seemed like he was trying to be friendly," she told WBBM.
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I can't be friendly if I don't have it in me to be so.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, meanwhile, has shown himself to be friendly to pipelines.
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They can be friendly, willing to offer help if a car bomb goes off.
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"If you're chasing the game, it probably won't be friendly to you," Pearson said.
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She galumphs past the school lockers, punching people in the shoulder to be friendly.
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"Be friendly with your direct reports, build trust and respect," said Vicki Salemi, Monster.
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"There will be friendly and frank discussion about the trade imbalance," the official said.
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You need to be friendly with your coworkers, but not necessarily friends, Hakim said.
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Joe Manchin, a Democratic swing-vote who is known to be friendly with the president.
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Wisconsin, with its 22016 pledged delegates at stake, proved to be friendly ground for Sanders.
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Wisconsin, with its 214 pledged delegates at stake, proved to be friendly ground for Sanders.
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He'll be friendly, he'll have a firm handshake, and maybe we'll even like each other.
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Hannity and the president are known to be friendly, and have been seen golfing together.
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I had hoped that people would be friendly, but instead, all I sensed was tension.
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Somehow for all the official hostility, North Koreans tend to be friendly to individual Americans.
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I've always found check-in to be friendly, though the line can get quite long.
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Whatever was hiding in the attic, I had the sense that it wouldn't be friendly.
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The document makes it "very difficult to be friendly" with Washington, Duterte spokesman Harry Roque said.
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So the best advice I can give is to be friendly, smile, and just have fun.
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The social interactions may be friendly and well-intended, but they are distracting all the same.
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But a city can be friendly to programmers without erasing every other part of its culture.
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To really end animal farming, the replacements have to be friendly to people with dietary restrictions.
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The Hero appliance, on the other hand, is supposed to be friendly and easy-to-use.
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Cellphones are mainly used to build and maintain relationships, whether they be friendly, romantic, or professional.
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Because I have this compulsion to be friendly, but then I'm horrified when that isn't reciprocated.
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You plug it straight into your Windows PC. "It's something that wants to be friendly," Patel says.
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If she does, it'll be further evidence that 2018 Democratic primaries will be friendly to female candidates.
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The takeover would be friendly and would likely involve a cash-and-share offer, the source said.
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Haley, a close colleague of Powell's, was also known to be friendly with Ivanka Trump and Kushner.
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You could even board an enemy pirate ship, pretend to be friendly, and then steal their treasure.
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"Caroline as a person was someone who just loved life and loved to be friendly," he says.
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First, try to make some kind of contact with the boys, be friendly and don't be patronizing.
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THE PRESIDENT PINGED OUT THAT HE'S GOING TO BE FRIENDLY WITH PRESIDENT XI NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS.
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We pretend to be friendly with people who we know hold only their own interests at heart.
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Outside experts said the policies in the draft were considered to be friendly toward the pharmaceutical industry.
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This view was not limited to people who might be expected to be friendly to The Times.
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And of course, always be friendly at the table and never walk around with an angry face.
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Like a lot of Hindus, we were taught to be friendly to Muslims, but not too friendly.
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The Moon in Cancer is inspiring you to be friendly, but who knows how long that will last.
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Monkeys might be friendly creatures in Disney and Pixar films, but the IRL version isn't necessarily the same.
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But truth is, we have no way of knowing if an alien civilization would be friendly or hostile.
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"I like to be friendly because not a lot of other people are," Meadows, 23, told the publication.
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They expect the platform to be friendly to developers — and under Nadella's leadership, all of this has happened.
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Tillerson as Exxon CEO had business dealings with Russia and is believed to be friendly with Putin. Sen.
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"Be firm about the substance but be friendly, and open and warm in your dealings with the people."
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A new Congress and Administration are in Washington, and it's unlikely they'll be friendly to pot industry interests.
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We're going to be friendly with everybody, but we're not going to be taken advantage of by anybody.
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"I talk to everyone regardless of whether I think they're going to be friendly towards me," she emphasized.
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The president has claimed to be friendly with the team's owner, Robert Kraft, and its star, Tom Brady.
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Even street dogs that have had some contact with people at the right time may still be friendly.
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Some described him as mercurial, saying that while he seems to be friendly now, that could suddenly change.
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Often we were left with the painful necessity of remaining remote, even when locals tried to be friendly.
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We know he's inclined to be friendly to Putin, to cooperate with Putin, but he hasn't articulated specifics.
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Encounters with Laura are said to be friendly, so you won't have to worry about any unpleasant otherworldly interactions.
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You can be friendly of course, especially if you've developed a closer relationship to the person you are asking.
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Even tech companies that have tried their darnedest to be friendly with Chinese authorities have later faced regulatory challenges.
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They tried to be friendly, admonishing me for my fear: We don't kill people; we just need the money.
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The order was never published, but experts said the policies were considered to be friendly toward the pharmaceutical industry.
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When I would go to work with my dad, he would be friendly and know everybody in the office.
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To extend the rally, one requirement will be friendly talks between the leaders of the world's two biggest economies.
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I have tried to be friendly, but after a few years of working with him, the relationship is nonexistent.
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However, federal courts might not be friendly to Democrats in an election-related fight emerging in Ohio or Michigan.
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Be friendly, no matter how angry the other person may beIt&aposs human nature to meet aggression with aggression.
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The aliens are mysterious and appear to be friendly, unless provoked, in which case they mete out a harsh response.
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" But fortunately, that night Oppenheimer himself was charming: "Oppy especially went out of his way to be friendly to her.
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"We will be friendly with China, but we do not want to be indebted to China," he said in Tokyo.
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Be friendly and available, follow up when you say you will, and end every interaction by scheduling the next one.
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He is friendly (or hopes to be friendly) with fellow British actor Nicholas Hoult and Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul.
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Venus will connect with Mars, too, which is a good omen that people will be friendly as you conduct business.
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Shmuel Rosner Tel Aviv — All Benjamin Netanyahu wanted in 2016 was a president who would be friendly toward his government.
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Trump and Hannity are known to be friendly, and the president has often praised the Fox News personality by name.
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Manchin is widely viewed as a Democratic swing vote in the Senate and is known to be friendly with Trump.
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I'd like to be friendly, but often one person holds my arm back to keep me out of their way!
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" To the tourist who whined about the monks being "impersonal," the priest said: "Why do we have to be friendly?????
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Whether these are the genes involved, humans appear to have molded dogs to be friendly to other species beyond humans.
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With so many visitors, I feared staff wouldn't be friendly, but I found this couldn't be further from the truth.
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Tillerson, the CEO of Exxon Mobil, has had business dealing with Russia and is said to be friendly with Putin.
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She likes that Americans tend to be friendly, though, and that the ones she knows don't pry into her past.
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Trump and Carson both have homes in West Palm Beach and proved to be friendly adversaries throughout the nominating process.
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Simply head over to a skate spot, be friendly to the locals, do some tricks, and compliment others on theirs.
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The young duo seem to be friendly otherwise, and agree that they've learned their lesson about co-habitation and pet ownership.
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Haley, once a close colleague of Powell's, was also known to be friendly with Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner.
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But though it seems wild to think, a new perspective wonders: What if the Moon used to be friendly to life?
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"The two seemed to be friendly and on good terms, and he genuinely seemed happy to support her," the attendee said.
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A Clinton administration will not be friendly to the financial industry nor the pharma one if recent rhetoric is any indication.
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Betty does try to be friendly but even someone as obsessed with being kind as she is has a breaking point.
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This is a transgender patient, and let me explain to you what that means, and how to be friendly and welcoming.
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But the federal government's ban on the drug continues, and a Trump White House may not be friendly to overturning it.
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If Mr. Trump still wants to be friendly with Russia, he is playing right into its hands and becoming Russia's patsy.
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While Lebron James may be friendly with the Kardashian-Jenner clan, he definitely has no interest in keeping up with them.
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Both liked and respected, he could teach classes on handling the New York news media — be friendly, accessible and rarely quotable.
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The dogs, seven of which are competing this year in the sporting group, are known to be friendly, lively and agile.
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But when the interviewer questioned how he could be friendly with the American president, Mr. Macron laid out his colder, strategic assessment.
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He told The Times Comey allegedly did not want to be friendly with the president and thought any personal conversations were inappropriate.
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In Trump, they see an unpredictable future president -- someone who they cannot be sure will be friendly towards Israel as previous presidents.
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Brody Jenner and Kaitlynn Carter's relationship may be over, but that doesn't mean they can't be friendly with each other on Instagram!
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"The two seemed to be friendly and on good terms, and he genuinely seemed happy to support her," an observer tells PEOPLE.
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The program is meant to be friendly to publishers — it is, after all, letting them display some ads instead of none whatsoever.
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Pennsylvania will hold its primary contest a week later, and it also appears to be friendly terrain for Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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Knowing that there are going to be friendly faces up ahead is a great motivator, miles before you even see them cheering.
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Morning show hosts are hired because they are "safe" — they must be, or at least appear to be, friendly, bubbly, good people.
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Like many counties that have taken on new educated residents from urban and rural areas, the area can be friendly to Democrats.
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The nine-judge court is considered by the opposition to be friendly to Kabila, and Fayulu has said he is not confident.
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Half were allowed to verbally defend themselves against rude customers, while the other half were required to be friendly no matter what.
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Williams and her sister Venus Williams have gone out of their way to be friendly to him over the years, he said.
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"A look may be friendly, encouraging, respectful or cold, devaluing and even discriminatory," CoorDown said in a press release about the new ad.
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Be informed, be aware of what's going on around you, and be friendly, and you'll soon have some awesome pictures for the 'gram.
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But Rebecca is also an abrasive, aggressive character, and her eyes often blaze with a fire that does not appear to be friendly.
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Instead, she recommends people always be friendly and a team player, but reiterates that obsessing over other's thoughts and emotions is not helpful.
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Pat Tillman was killed in the mountains of Afghanistan during a gun battle by what the military later determined to be friendly fire.
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Laidback Luke is leading the Lakers now, and he's ready to like, actually be friendly and supportive to the dudes on his squad.
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Previous Tesla owners will also be prioritized; possibly because they're also more likely to be friendly to the company in case of trouble.
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For NY, Amazon wasn't pleased with the political greeting it received and decided it wasn't going to be friendly enough for its liking.
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He said Trump acted during the phone call "like it was 15 years ago," when the Clintons and Trumps used to be friendly.
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"I have to keep a smile on my face and be friendly despite all the thoughts swirling in my mind," Mr. Amorim said.
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Paxum and Payoneer are known to be friendly to sex workers, though their onerous onboarding process can make it unappealing for many clients.
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We like to have fun, we like to be friendly and friend-oriented ... you also see people doing a lot of things together.
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At school, I've tried to be friendly, but there have been times when people have said things to me because I speak Spanish.
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This echoes a broader double standard for women in the workplace: it's not enough to be professional; we have to be friendly too.
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It may not work out, but if you're aggressive toward it, I don't think it's going to be friendly when the tables are turned.
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JOSH DAWSEY, REPORTER, WASHINGTON POST: He&aposs just take on Canada or France and be friendly to North Korea in pursuit of a deal.
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And because it's programmed to argue, it often starts fights with people who are tweet their agreement, or are just trying to be friendly.
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Olivia (Peyton List) invites her to a birthday party in an effort to be friendly, but Violet's role in the party quickly becomes sinister.
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It has become a societal norm in the United States for boys to appear secretive and emotionless and girls to be friendly and kind.
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The order has yet to be released, but experts said the policies in the draft are considered to be friendly toward the pharmaceutical industry.
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We instinctively want all cops to be trustworthy, just as we want all our friends to be true and every dog to be friendly.
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We imagine there's a sort of unspoken social code between stars: you know you know each other, so you might as well be friendly.
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We expect the caucuses will be friendly territory for the most ideological candidates -- Bernie Sanders on the left and Ted Cruz on the right.
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So what is a person to do when you want to be friendly, but not too friendly; not too serious, but not unprofessional either?
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"She was sitting in the lobby, alone, and I just decided to be friendly," said Mr. South, who invited her to a group dinner.
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ScienceTake Dogs have evolved to be friendly and tolerant of humans and one another, which might suggest they would be good at cooperative tasks.
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Not all of them will be friendly—and there won't immediately be a technical solution to identify and block them, as with spam email.
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Anyone who's ever been to a dinner party that pretended to be friendly while feeling like open-heart surgery will read this in awe.
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The pours are heavy, the beer is a bargain, the bands are decent, and everyone's going to be friendly or fascinating or possibly both.
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He'd been hounding us all through the tour, pretending in his phony-baloney way to be friendly, but was really trying to nail us.
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It's early, but so far the Trump White House has given every indication that it will be friendly territory for the New Media Upside Down.
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"The two seemed to be friendly and on good terms, and he genuinely seemed happy to support her," an observer told PEOPLE at the time.
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"We support the decision but the data center should be friendly to all survivors and the victims (to report cases)," Hage of Lentera Sintas said.
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The traditionally more moderate state should be friendly territory for the former vice president, though no polls have been conducted in Old Dominion since September.
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"I went overboard to be nice, to be friendly, to be open, but also tell my story and my side of the story," she said.
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The Valentine's Day date appeared to be friendly, with Lawrence animatedly talking to the Master of None comedian and throwing her head back and laughing.
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Other tribes will occupy larger settlements, which can be visited—though not all of the other humans in the game will be friendly towards Aloy.
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Since then, Trump hasn't spoken about the proposed merger, but many of those on his transition team would appear to be friendly to the deal.
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Though dogs are bred to be friendly, they are reliant on humans for food and territory, while wolves are dependent on their pack for survival.
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Good vibes will flow at work—things will just click in your daily routine, and the people you run into will be friendly (and flirtatious).
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Domo's IPO would be the latest high-profile listing at a time when private companies apparently feel the public markets will be friendly to startups.
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Katerre maintains what appear to be friendly (and financially supportive) relationships with the communities they visit, and in Cachoeira, people seemed happy to see us.
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Word of the Day : a disposition to be friendly and approachable (easy to talk to) _________ The word bonhomie has appeared in 23 articles on nytimes.
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You want someone close enough that you can be friendly with, but unfamiliar enough that you feel that slight pressure to keep your shit together.
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I don't think this CE (chief executive) or any government official should compromise on the rule of law just because we want to be friendly.
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The clashes continued into the evening, with officers firing more rubber bullets and tear gas, while protesters vandalized shops perceived to be friendly to Beijing.
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We&aposre not going to have a friend on the new -- the new government of Mexico and all probability not going to be friendly towards us.
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Once Kalanick prepares to exit the car, he shakes Kamel's hand and engages in a conversation that he presumably thinks will be friendly but quickly sours.
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Warren Buffett has warned of what he calls "conquest by purchase," a growing dependence on investors from nations that may not always be friendly to us.
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While Mr. Dunne's film shows Juggalos at their most hedonic, it is often a sympathetic portrayal, showing his interview subjects to be friendly, tolerant and inclusive.
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We wanted your experience in the first time you're in a truly self-driving car to be not scary, to be friendly, to be fun. Right.
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And women are more likely to be friendly to a man when they are confident that friendliness won't be taken as an invitation for sexual advances.
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Protesters at a mall in northern Hong Kong stomped on and painted a Chinese flag, and heckled businesses that they perceived to be friendly to Beijing.
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"Why sit down and be friendly with people who say you're lying?" said Nader Talebzadeh, a hard-line leader who hosts an influential weekly TV show.
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No. 2150 Columbus Blue Jackets Columbus Coach John Tortorella and Pittsburgh Coach Mike Sullivan are close friends, but do not expect this series to be friendly.
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Since the event will be broadcast on YouTube, the player below should be friendly across all platforms and devices (such as iOS, Android, Windows, Chrome, and Mac).
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" While the Philippines values its friendly relationship with Washington, he said, "with declarations such as this, it is very difficult to be friendly with the United States.
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Brooke Burke may be moving on from her marriage of nearly seven years to David Charvet, but she maintains that the two will always be friendly exes.
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Along with highly-trained staff, the shop should be friendly and accommodating, and never, ever deny you a haircut based on your race, weight, age, or gender.
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Drake also had a message for Klay Thompson ... telling the Warriors star they better be FRIENDLY to each other when they see each other over the summer.
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The speech got so bad that when Clinton said "in closing," the crowd of what would be friendly delegates cheered the end of the future president's lecture.
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Facebook's decision to be friendly to app developers partially led to at least 50 million user profile data being exposed without all of the users' direct consent.
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What they know about his record on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals suggests he won't be friendly to workers or to the LGBT community, Tobin said.
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"We have made it very clear that there cannot be friendly relations with Iran as long as Iran has not recognised Israel's right to exist," she said.
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"He's just like Hillary Clinton and many others — happy to be friendly with Donald Trump when it's convenient, but eager to attack him when it's politically expedient."
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They should be friendly and make everyone love them and be available, the same way that young women are asked to be available every time they're in public.
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AND I'M SURE THERE WAS A TIME IN HILLARY CLINTON'S PAST WHERE SHE LOOKED LIKE SHE MIGHT BE FRIENDLY TO THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND TO THE BANKING GROUP.
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Maybe Carrabba's or Olive Garden are pushing their wines a little more, but the idea of a place where it's going to be friendly and inviting, and unintimidating.
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It's obvious that Lopez and Anthony remain steadfastly committed to co-parenting their twins, proving that it doesn't have to be awkward to be friendly with your ex.
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But the Kimpton Hotel Palomar San Diego strikes a great balance, offering gorgeous rooms and public spaces, and fun amenities but never forgetting to be friendly and welcoming.
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A wise friend of mine tells her adolescent son that he can be friendly, polite, or clear about needing some time alone; insolence, however, is off the table.
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The cows were contributed to the Islamic State by villages in the area thought to be friendly to their cause, said security officials in the Diyala Police Command.
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I called my nephew immediately and explained that his girlfriend just "popped up" as someone I may know and I thought it would be friendly to add her.
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Sure. Are there upper-middle-class white women who would vote for a Republican who seemed to be friendly to gay rights and favorably disposed to Planned Parenthood?
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As President Donald Trump continues to be friendly to coal production, executives are also weighing the odds of the Democratic Party winning the White House in 2020, he said.
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He is thought to be friendly with Jared Kushner, Mr Trump's son-in-law, who is to become an adviser in the White House (on trade, among other things).
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That is despite the fact that this issue, which pits people who are anxious to be friendly to Muslim immigrants against feminists, splits the Democratic coalition down the middle.
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Lekashman says the software to adjust the actuation point is still in development, and that the UI needs some work to be friendly enough for less tech-savvy people.
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Manchin, a Democratic senator who represents a deep-red state, is widely viewed as a swing vote in the upper chamber and known to be friendly with the president.
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In a 2018 Facebook post, Tyson responded that he never intended to make Allers feel uncomfortable, and that his behavior toward Watson was meant to be friendly, nothing more.
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But now that Mr. Trump has emerged as the victor, some real estate executives are voicing their enthusiasm for an administration that they hope will be friendly to business.
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The majority, 62 percent, said they want bots to be friendly, 21 percent would prefer a formal bot and 9 percent said they'd like their bot to be humorous.
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Those are the people we often see around our neighborhoods or offices but never say hello to, much less learn the names of, or get to be friendly with.
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Ted Cruz of Texas, who refused to endorse Trump during the GOP convention in 2016 but has since tried to be friendly with him, repeatedly declined opportunities to talk.
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I've tried to be friendly with her by engaging in small talk, but have found that her conversations are limited to her two small children, her pregnancy or food.
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Mars is an incredibly hostile environment for anything earthly, and reengineering the planet's atmosphere and landscape to be friendly to earth-based life is still an entirely sci-fi idea.
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But ask her today if, after Trump has made her husband's past infidelity a 2016 campaign issue, she could ever be friendly with the billionaire businessman again, Clinton is blunt.
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You can't make anyone welcome you, but if you hope to feel any joy in your retirement community-to-be, then you need to release your anger and be friendly.
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Spanish telecoms mast group Cellnex is interested in Italian rival Inwit though any deal would have to be friendly, Cellnex chairman Marco Patuano told Il Sole 23 Ore on Friday.
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In addition to needing to keep friendships alive because there just aren't that many queer people out there, a lot of queer women want to be friendly with their exes.
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Yet only a few minutes passed before it was clear that Fox News host Megyn Kelly was not going to be friendly to Patrick's claims about transgender people and bathrooms.
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Pena Nieto extended invitations to both candidates last month, and Trump flew to Mexico City last Wednesday for a meeting that appeared to be friendly but later revealed deep tensions.
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Blac Chyna's life on the road isn't slowing down for pregnancy ... at least based on her rider, which is filled with booze and other non-mommy to be friendly items.
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Spanish telecoms mast group Cellnex is interested in Italian rival Inwit though any deal would have to be friendly, Cellnex chairman Marco Patuano told Il Sole 300 Ore on Friday.
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Related: Donald Trump Says He Wants to Punish Women for Illegal Abortions, Then Completely Reverses His Position At first glance, Wisconsin seems like it would be friendly territory for Trump.
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The DOJ's top antitrust cop, Makan Delrahim, was widely expected to be friendly to new mergers before he took office, but he's shown himself to be taking his official duties seriously.
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Trump has already signaled he will be friendly to the oil and gas industry, as on Tuesday he signed executive orders to advance the controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines.
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" In September, Jenner said on Good Morning Britain, "I went overboard to be nice, to be friendly, to be open, but also tell my story and my side of the story.
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Detractors in South Korea said she was endangering the country's alliance with Washington, but aides to Ms. Park said it was to South Korea's advantage to be friendly with both powers.
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Using surveys and voluntary data from Facebook, researchers analysed the personality traits of 1.5m people and determined that people living in "Middle America" are more likely to be friendly and agreeable.
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Trump and his advisors see their approach as a way to court Venezuelan expats, who may be friendly to the American right-wing because of the failure of Maduro's leftist government.
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Imagine a human family living in a village: The family might be friendly with other families within the village, which in turn might have ties to neighboring villages, and so on.
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In private, a number of very wealthy former Barack Obama donors say that they are anxious that Clinton's populist rhetoric portends a presidency that will not be friendly on emerging issues.
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Limited men with limitless energy; men quick to be friendly and quick to be fed up; men for whom the most serious thing in life is to keep going despite everything.
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"I don't think this chief executive, or any government official, should compromise on the rule of law just because we want to be friendly," she said at a Reuters Newsmaker event.
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Then there is the fact that the ESA did its best to be friendly with the Trump administration and to soft-pedal criticisms around blatantly discriminatory measures like the Muslim ban.
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The ambience has to be friendly but not intrusive, the sound level low but not funereal, the smell a little greasy but not cloying, and the décor more utilitarian than fussy.
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President Donald Trump said "it would be great if we could get along with Russia," as he contrasted his willingness to be friendly with Moscow to the policies of his presidential predecessors.
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Alternatively, there is some anecdotal evidence that Syrian Christians have found refuge in the regime-controlled areas, where the Alawite regime may be friendly to other loyal minorities, like Christians or Druze.
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Senator Bernie Sanders pledged to be friendly toward both Israelis and Palestinians, if elected president, and condemned the continued building of settlements in the West Bank in a speech in Utah Monday.
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Asked if Republicans were becoming frustrated with Mr. Trump's meetings and speeches ending in controversy despite venues that should be friendly, Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee paused and looked at the sky.
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We're told, Gooding initially thought she was messing with him because she shouted out "Snow Dogs" over his Oscar-caliber classics, but he decided to be friendly since she was a fan.
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Around the time they called it quits, Bloom made it clear that he and his ex-wife would continue to be friendly as they co-parented their now-8-year-old son together.
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John Kasich, an establishment-friendly candidate you might expect to be friendly to trade deals, argued that "we want to have free trade but fair trade" — a slogan generally associated with trade skeptics.
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Trump and Queen Rania appeared to already be friendly and comfortable together: As they settled in around a table for the conversation with students, parents and faculty, Queen Rania's chair was noticeably elevated.
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Needless to say, many of those in the previously festive crowd, nearly all Republicans in town for the convention, were not pleased at being lectured on what they expected to be friendly turf.
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Pena Nieto extended invitations to both candidates last month, and Trump quickly accepted and flew to Mexico City last Wednesday for a meeting that appeared to be friendly but later revealed deep tensions.
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Now, her case could become a test for transgender rights before the next US Supreme Court -- and her supporters fear a high court with Brett Kavanaugh may not be friendly to their side.
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In the speech, Sanders outlined his Middle East agenda, and pledged to be friendly toward both Israelis and Palestinians, if elected president, while condemning the continued building of settlements in the West Bank.
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" Despite acknowledging that he will look to contrast himself with his opponents -- the Vermont liberal will be sharing the stage with Biden, Harris and Buttigieg -- he said he expects the debate to be "friendly.
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MILAN, March 1 (Reuters) - Spanish telecoms mast group Cellnex is interested in Italian rival Inwit though any deal would have to be friendly, Cellnex chairman Marco Patuano told Il Sole 24 Ore on Friday.
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Even now, as he has grown more comfortable in the job, he rarely leaves the White House unless he is certain the environment will be friendly, such as at one of his own properties.
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In Afghanistan, Iran aims to make sure that foreign forces leave eventually, and that any government that prevails will at least not threaten its interests, and at best be friendly or aligned with them.
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As Musk has pointed out, artificial intelligence could actually be used to control, regulate, and monitor other AI. Or, it could be imbued with human values, or an overriding imposition to be friendly to humans.
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"I went overboard to be nice, to be friendly, to be open, but also tell my story and my side of the story," Jenner said of writing the memoir on Good Morning Britain this September.
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At a recent GOP get-out-the-vote effort in Stroudsburg, volunteers fanned out through neighborhoods looking for votes with instructions to be friendly and under no circumstances to engage in arguments with Clinton supporters.
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Tony no longer sees a need to pretend to be friendly to anyone or feign interest in anything, and while his insults and put-downs are amusing, his regular threats of suicide are less so.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Do you feel that you will be able to work out or have already worked out-- a tax rate that will be friendly to shareholders, friendly to the Kingdom, and friendly to Aramco?
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"The queer community is so small that working to be friendly or at least amicable with exes is pretty much a necessity," says Carolyn Yates, an editor and writer whose work focuses on sexuality and culture.
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Lohan, who used to be friendly with Kim back in the early aughts, commented on a photo celebrity blogger Perez Hilton posted of the reality star's new braids, asking fans to weigh in on her look.
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The British press wondered if he might have been more upset by reports that he won't be invited to the wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who is known to be friendly with Barack Obama.
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Many of DeGeneres' fans wondered why she, a gay woman, would be friendly with a former president who called for a constitutional ban on gay marriage, among other policies that seem at odds with her beliefs.
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Bezos and Geffen are known to be friendly: The Amazon CEO was spotted partying on board Geffen's megayacht with Sanchez, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein, and model Karlie Kloss off the coast of Spain over the summer.
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While the first two of these signs can tend to act aloof or downright cold around new people, the third is more likely to be friendly but might not be interested in finding common ground with others.
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Lohan, who used to be friendly with Kardashian West back in the early aughts, commented on a photo celebrity blogger Perez Hilton posted of the reality star's new braids, asking fans to weigh in on her look.
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" Mr. Grenell, who does not speak German, also embarked on a charm offensive in Berlin, particularly among media that might be friendly to him, including a German magazine called "Dogs," a "premium lifestyle magazine for dog lovers.
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Mike Conaway -- a mild-mannered Republican who used to be friendly with Chairman Adam Schiff -- berated him as the first impeachment hearing closed because Schiff didn't want to entertain debate over issuing a subpoena to the whistleblower.
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The earlier conservative self-understanding, in which the right was defending nongovernmental institutions against the power of the state, tacitly depended on the assumption that many if not most nongovernmental institutions would be friendly to conservative values.
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Here, in highly coveted seats on campaign busses and charter planes, journalists aren't afraid to be friendly at breakfast the next morning or during long stretches at airport lounges while waiting for secret service to sweep bags.
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Of course, it's great to be friendly, and the world could do with more of that, but it's pretty clear when that friendliness is something more, and constantly talking at someone who isn't interested is bad, entitled behavior.
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I think the fact that I was coming from a relatively similar class background as a lot of the moms that I babysat for set me up to be friendly with them in ways that other nannies couldn't.
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Mr. Wittes said Mr. Comey told him that despite Mr. Trump's attempts to build a personal relationship, he did not want to be friendly with the president and thought any conversation with him or personal contact was inappropriate.
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CHILDHOOD CANCER BY THE NUMBERS Simard said her son believes in the motto "live like a penguin," which to him means to "be friendly, stand by each other, go the extra mile, jump into life and be cool," GoodHousekeeping.
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Sure, you could avoid making eye contact and simply go about getting your coffee in the kitchen, uttering a barely audible, "Hi," but you can do better than that, and it pays to be friendly to your co-workers.
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After executing five different studies, which included seeing if participants volunteered to do another survey without compensation, researchers found that people who like sweets, such as candy, caramel, and chocolate cake, tend to be friendly and compassionate—sweethearts, essentially.
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For all of the policy goals and proclaimed friendships, there is also a clear reality that will at some point hit the forefront of the race -- it's not always going to be friendly or collegial on the campaign trail.
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Democrats accused the Kochs of using their money to back candidates who would be friendly to their pro-business, deregulatory vision, and tried to turn the brothers into the poster children for a broken and abused campaign finance system.
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But the S&P's gain on the day could be a sign of optimism among some investors that the election "outcome will be friendly for business," according to Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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We want to be treated well, we want the human on the other end of the line to correctly pronounce our name, we want them to be friendly even when we're not, and (most importantly) we want our problem solved.
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There are industry observers talking about the need for AIs to have a sense of ethics, and some have proposed that we ensure that any superintelligent AIs we create be "friendly," meaning that their goals are aligned with human goals.
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Good local knowledge, from the bartering he did for other Jews, of which gentile farms had honey or chickens, and which might be friendly enough (resisting the general poison in the air) to hide him for a day or so.
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Gottlieb, a cancer survivor and physician who was confirmed as FDA Commissioner on May 9, was expected to be friendly toward the e-cigarette industry since he previously held a financial interest in a so-called "vape" shop called Kure.
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My guess is yes, but who knows when, I mean, there's no backup deal, and again, it would have to be friendly and frankly, the prices in that field make it very, very, very tough to make an intelligent deal.
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Labour politicians are just waking up to the fact that a post-Brexit government led by Michael Gove and Boris Johnson will not be friendly to workers' rights; those EU regulations they want to sweep away include labour market protections.
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"You have three camps within the Macron world: those who want to confront Germany aggressively, those who want to be friendly but firm, and those who simply want to follow the German lead," said one person familiar with the debate.
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Trump was a candidate who seemed likely to be friendly to the Kremlin if he won, but he also provided a series of access points — staff who were either known to them or inexperienced — that the Russians then tried to exploit.
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The most useful advice we can get from these studies tends to be obvious: Be open and engaging, be friendly, look for someone you who lives near you, and know that certain cultural markers of beauty might offer you some advantage.
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She's not fooling people, as so many in the media do — act like they're your friend and then it comes out and they're like, 'oh, this jerk was just pretending to be friendly so he could make fun of me.
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DeGeneres, 61, addressed the event, which sent Twitter into a tizzy the next day, pointing out on her talk show in a segment set to air Tuesday that it's a good thing when two people of different backgrounds can be friendly.
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The IPO would be a substantial exit for the so-called Silicon Slopes region of Utah, and would be the latest high-profile listing at a time when private companies apparently feel the public markets will be friendly to startups.
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Let&aposs all be friendly, but yes, I mean, it should worry everyone out there, that you have someone who is an elected official calling for harassment of people that supporting our President, who, don&apost forget, half the country voted into office.
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As a kid, you know when your parents are doing something—I knew I was making a big trip, and that I was going to a new country that didn't necessarily want us or appreciate us or would be friendly to us.
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We grasp their humanity because their moral inconsistencies make them more like the people we meet (and the people we are); depending on the day or point of comparison they — like us — can be friendly or indifferent, generous or spiteful, loyal or faithless.
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There are decent people just trying to make some money, who will be friendly toward strangers in the hope of making a few bucks, which means you generally can't just shoot first and ask questions later—unless you really want to, of course.
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With his legacy in mind, Mr. Kelly tends carefully to his press coverage, and keeps his eye on those he considers to be friendly to him in print and on the broader White House staff, according to multiple current and former aides.
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If the Justice Department or anyone else wants to look for Americans giving what appears to be friendly advice to the Iranian regime while undermining the conduct of US foreign relations in the process, Cotton&aposs own earlier letter was an excellent example.
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The former speaker says he used to be friendly with Hannity and conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh — before Boehner says they got "dragged … to the dark side" by far-right influences and started "beating the living s–t out of" him in their coverage.
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Though Zuckerberg himself has called for government regulation of the company, Hughes said he believes that the Facebook CEO wants to manage the process to be "friendly to Facebook's corporate interests and corporate objectives" and would stop short of the breakup Hughes believes is needed.
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It's probably easier to be friendly and open when it's only required of you for a few days every four years and you're not involved in a team sport, but here's an NHL secret: The league actually does have quite a few interesting players.
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And for the most part, if you want an Oscar, you need to show up at events, answer questions from audience members after screenings, be friendly to journalists, and find a way to elicit feelings like "Oh, I love her!" when they hear your name.
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For example, during a recent call with venture capitalists, campaign officials discussed how Bloomberg's policies could be friendly to the start-up community, especially as tech elites grow increasingly concerned about the prospect of self-described Democratic socialist Bernie Sanders winning the Democratic nomination.
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They recovered slightly on Thursday and Friday, but the comments remained a warning blow for an industry that had rallied in the weeks after the election, on the assumption that Mr. Trump and a Republican Congress would be friendly to the nation's drug makers.
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The October 6 appearance caused an online backlash because of DeGeneres's apparent willingness to be friendly with a former president whose administration supported anti-LGBTQ policies (DeGeneres is gay) and failed to act in the face of Hurricane Katrina (DeGeneres was born in Louisiana).
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The review panel that ultimately approved athletes' eligibility in 2016 was composed of sports officials who were members of the Olympic committee, people whom critics called conflicted for wanting to be friendly toward Russia, a huge sports power and a key host of winter competitions.
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Microsoft OfficeMicrosoft can be friendly towards Apple when it wants to be, and there's more evidence for it in the Touch Bar support you get across all Office apps on Mac: Launch presentations in PowerPoint, format text blocks in Word, build a chart in Excel, and more.
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In addition to two Supreme Court justices widely seen as anti-abortion, Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch, Trump has also nominated — and the Senate has confirmed — more than a dozen federal district court and appeals court judges considered to be friendly to anti-abortion causes, as NPR reports.
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" Both directors understand that there's a sort-of expected rivalry between them, but were happy to squash it, with Chazelle explaining, "It's weird to be friendly with someone but to feel like there's a mano-a-mano thing, which I guess is the nature of the Oscars.
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Today, the full smile that uses the muscles around the mouth and eyes is known as a "Duchenne smile" -- and the fake one is the "Pan Am smile", after the kind of smile you might greet someone with if it's part of your job to be friendly.
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" —Andrea Coombes, investing specialist "100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Ask" by Ilyce Glink "The fourth edition of Ilyce Glink's guide for first-time home buyers is coming out in February, and if it's like the previous editions, it will be friendly, informative and comprehensive.
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While chatbot names are even more complicated — humanoid enough to be friendly, singular enough that you're not constantly triggering your Samsung "John" device — they've primed consumers to expect the products they work with intimately, the ones they trust with sensitive information, to feel like a buddy.
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"The RCMP and DFO remind the general public that it is illegal to disturb marine mammals and although animals of the wild may appear to be friendly in nature, it is very dangerous to approach or attempt to capture animals without proper equipment," a police statement on Facebook read.
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"By encouraging people to plant more and more trees and be friendly to environment, we are actually inviting and enlightening them with the powers of Allah, who gives new life to trees after harsh winter," said Mawlawi Fazal Karim Siraji, one of the leaders of the green prayer movement.
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His selection is the latest indication that Trump may be friendly toward the fossil fuel industry even as an overwhelming majority of scientists believe carbon dioxide emissions from burning oil, gas and coal are a significant contributor to global climate change, causing higher sea levels, drought and more frequent violent storms.
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"Trump let us use his plane, let us use phones, let us use office spaces he didn't even own ... We got to be friendly, and in 1981 when we founded Black, Manafort and Stone" -- Stone's former lobbying firm with Charlie Black and Manafort -- the Trump organization was among our first clients.
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And it explains why Macron, who greeted Trump with an air kiss on his cheek as he arrived for his state visit to the White House, has gone out of his way to be friendly to Trump, who is as unpopular in France as he is in the rest of Europe.
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Luke Hunt lists off a few that are thought to be friendly to ISIS in the Diplomat: There are also fears that the Abu Sayyaf — whose specialty remains kidnapping and ransom — in the Southern Philippines is also tying-up with the Daesh, resurrecting JI demands for an Islamic caliphate across Southeast Asia.
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This includes justifying white supremacist systems as necessary and fair, and putting the onus on POCs for their own oppression, reinforcing the racist notion that if POCs just work hard enough, or assimilate enough, or be respectful or civil enough, or be friendly enough, or be strong enough, then things will get better for them.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE said in a new interview on Wednesday that she doesn't know whether she can be friendly with President Trump again.
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Goldenvoice's organization of the grounds meant fans of soft, charismatic "let's all love each other" Keith Urban could easily avoid the rowdy, "fuck you for thinking it's a bad thing to be poor" Cody Jinks fans until the very end of the day when both parties have had enough to drink to be friendly to each other.
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When scientists are seeking planets that may be friendly to life, they're usually looking for three characteristics—a rocky surface, about the mass of Earth (for gravity's sake), and an orbit that is within its respective star's "goldilocks zone," where there's enough energy for liquid water, but not so much that the atmosphere begins to boil away.
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The promise of books like "How to Win Friends and Influence People" and "Smarter Faster Better" is not to tell us what we should be like but to give us tools for becoming that way, devices to get us from our native diffidence and clinginess to where we already know we want to be, friendly and adaptable.
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The management wanted to make sure they could keep returning comfortably with children and grandchildren, so Dunes converted the top three of its 11 floors to rooms that would be friendly to older people, equipping them with showers instead of bathtubs, and fixtures and furnishings that are easier for older guests to use, like extra bright lamps with large visible outlets for electronics.
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From China to Japan to South Korea to the Middle East... protecting Saudi Arabia and not being properly reimbursed... I mean they were making a billion dollars a day before the oil went down... The whole thing is preposterous... We will not be ripped off anymore, we're going to be friendly with everybody, but we're not going to be taken advantage of by anybody.
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Give Michael Wolff credit or blame for one thing: He sure bamboozled President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE when he led him to believe his book would be friendly.
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Instead of concentrating on making theoretically Facebook-friendly stories and videos, designed to be spread to Mark Zuckerberg's 2 billion-plus users, digital publishers are doing just about everything else, and hoping some of it works: They're publishing stories designed to be friendly to Google's search algorithm, making videos designed for YouTube, and developing content that Amazon and other retailers might pay to add product-promoting links to.
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The foyer of one Maidilang dormitory that I entered after sneaking past an unmanned guard booth was decorated only by a large sign laying out a set of guidelines: Protect the image of the company and yourself Don't speak dirty words Be friendly to one another and learn from one another Feel at ease during work and make your family feel the same The sign warned women workers that, before giving birth, they must first report to a local gynecologist to be inspected to make sure they haven't previously delivered a child, thus ensuring compliance with China's one-child policy, which is now being phased out nationwide.
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