He starts his letters off very cordial — Peace, Abbot.
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After the incident, though, the hearing was largely more cordial.
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I do get more cordial and energetic as wolf Martin.
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The season ended with Frankel and Radziwill on cordial terms.
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LEO: I understand that it was a very cordial conversation.
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He's got the moves of a toddler dizzy on cordial.
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Cumulatively, however, it was notable how cordial the evening was.
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Mr. Porter (Derek Luke) is far less cordial to Bryce.
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Jinjing and the woman appeared to be cordial, police said.
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"God forbid exes are cordial right?!?!" she tweeted late Thursday.
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I've only had cordial interactions with the staff so far.
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But the overall tone was less cordial than previous correspondence.
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But here in London, the tone was cordial -- festive, even.
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Aides to both men say they have a cordial relationship.
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The school resource officer was cordial and heard Palacios out.
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They were cordial, he said, but did not speak much.
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Off the court, they were cordial but never truly friends.
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There were no cordial dinner and drinks after this match.
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After a brief, cordial interaction, Mr. Scott fled on foot.
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The previously cordial relations between the two progressive frontrunners Sens.
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And I would never describe our discussions today as cordial.
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But it's nice to hear that the two are still cordial.
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That's not to say high-seas interactions were always so cordial.
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But North Korea's cordial relations with other countries basically stop there.
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Their first in-person meeting got off to a cordial start.
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Trump has had a more cordial relationship with the two couples.
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And also when Diana and Anne get drunk on raspberry cordial.
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"It was a very cordial and preliminary conversation," this person explained.
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Helen tries to keep it cordial, but Frank demands a dance.
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Tobey Maguire and his ex are keeping things more than cordial.
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The once-cordial relationship between Mr Trump and Deutsche has soured.
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When my grandparents met Justin, my grandmother was cordial but cold.
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"I've tried to keep things as cordial as possible," he said.
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He aimed to capture a "cordial relationship between man and beast."
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The end result tastes like a cherry cordial in liquid form.
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They do not seem thrilled, but are still cordial to me.
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AND IT'S BEEN AN INTERESTING, BUT A SMOOTH AND CORDIAL NEGOTIATION.
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That shit was crazy, but I kept it cool and cordial.
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The startups' CEOs are cordial and vague when addressing their competition.
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Each call was described to CNN as a cordial message of congratulations.
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The mood appeared cordial, even jovial, during his two days in Pyongyang.
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"It was a cordial standoff," said one person familiar with the discussions.
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The two governments are a long way from such cordial exchanges today.
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They kept it cordial thanks to the community spirit within the group.
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Starbucks' new Cherry Mocha is like a cherry cordial in liquid form.
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The duo was cordial but not overly chummy, an observer told PEOPLE.
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Immediately afterwards, his government moved to restore cordial relations with South Korea.
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And Cordial wants to position itself at the center of those offerings.
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It's almost like he's just a cordial nerd with a PR team.
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Clinton and Trump had "a very cordial, very warm conversation," she said.
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It was reportedly "cordial," including Lynch asking Comey how he was doing.
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The two have been confusing the masses with their cordial internet interactions.
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The first interactions between Trump and López Obrador have been apparently cordial.
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The trustees were cordial, he said, but they held out little hope.
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Menz said she had a brief and cordial exchange with the senator.
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Despite their gaping differences, Pelosi and Bush had a cordial personal relationship.
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Let us hope for a cordial start to the Trump-Merkel relationship.
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Even though our ideologies differed, we shared many cordial times in Parliament.
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Chipotle and Pershing Square have described their interactions as "cordial" and productive.
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To be cordial, she asked Mr. Tracy if he wanted to join.
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But as with most things on Twitter, the cordial moment was fleeting.
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" Hauptman added that the conversations in their class "were always respectful and cordial.
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"Only one person was actually cordial to me," Higbie said, according to CNN.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - For months, the 2020 Democratic campaign seemed mostly placid, even cordial.
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"The discussions have been cordial and constructive, even though they're preliminary," Bettman said.
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"We don't talk often, but we're cordial," Bieber says of his former love.
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DeAngelo was "cordial," remarking on how quickly Tapia's children had grown, Tapia says.
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However the meeting itself was cordial, two sources who attended it told Reuters.
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The cordial approach didn't appear to be received quite as warmly by prosecutors.
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McAleenan is a rare Trump appointee with cordial relations with Democrats in Congress.
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Lizards may be a lot more cordial than we give them credit for.
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The atmosphere was "cordial" and soldiers chatted and shared cigarettes, Moon's spokesman said.
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During a press conference Friday, Obama said the two have had "cordial" talks.
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Attendees were frank about their concerns, but the tone was cordial, Bozell said.
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"Our meeting was not contentious at all, it was cordial," Jackson told reporters.
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Cook&aposs apparently cordial relationship with Trump has drawn some interest and scrutiny.
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But for the cameras, Trump will play the cordial host — his natural mien.
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Raul was there, and it was very cordial, very nice and very positive.
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Neighbors described him as cordial and helpful but knew little about his work.
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And there's a news cycle that makes "The Bad Girls Club" look cordial.
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They eventually reached a cordial place, three people briefed on the exchange said.
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Usually, the handoff from one East Wing is a smooth and cordial affair.
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Be cordial, and accept their answer if they don't have any upgrades available.
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The tone was cordial, a sharp departure from seven years of partisan conflict.
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Mr. Dauermann's Midori sour calls for gin, homemade lime cordial and egg white.
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But for whatever reason, he has never once even attempted to be cordial.
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Ms. Slotkin did what she could to keep Monday's session a cordial affair.
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Antes del miércoles, también había imaginado cómo sería una separación considerada y cordial.
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The debate itself was largely cordial, punctuated by a contentious skirmish between Sen.
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" Dominic Maxwell, writing in the London Times , called Lewis's Henry "cordial but deadly.
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The conversation was "cordial" and McMaster described Spicer's comment as "unintentional," the official said.
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She said she attempted to be cordial to one of her company's business partners.
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These are two women who may be cordial, but clearly won't be friends again.
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The two one-time "outsider" candidates seemed comfortable posing for the cameras, cordial statues.
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But if he met Trump, he said, the meeting probably wouldn't be as cordial.
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Page Six reported in February that talks were cordial, but they are still ongoing.
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Simply greet the spirit with a cordial "Hey there," and continue on your way.
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But a source close to them asserted that both sides want a cordial breakup.
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Meetings with Obama were at best cordial and businesslike, at worst tense and awkward.
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"They're cordial, at times they've been fairly lengthy, and they've been substantive," Obama said.
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Is better to forget and leave it The relationship was not always so cordial.
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His words were cordial, agreeable and free of any element of threat or coercion.
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Calling their 15-minute conversation "cordial," Mr. Graham offered rare praise for Mr. Trump.
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While most of their debates have been cordial affairs, this time could be different.
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Kim and Howard appear to be parting on cordial terms — and Kim is relieved.
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The two presidents' greetings were "cordial, but cold," according to government officials, reported Reforma.
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Trump and Cook have met previously several times and have developed a cordial relationship.
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Drink Company has had cordial relations with the copyright holders of its previous bars.
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Del Potro and Nadal, despite sharing a common language, are more cordial than friendly.
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But even when everybody remains cordial, having multiple sets of grandparents creates logistical challenges.
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He was beloved by the press for many years for his cordial, friendly style.
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He added a bottle of elderflower cordial and some bars of Cadbury's Dairy Milk.
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Until recently, relations between Muslims and Spaniards were relatively cordial, quietly strained, or nonexistent.
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The meetings last year between Boeing officials and the unions were cordial but direct.
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"I hate to disappoint you," fibs Weinstein, whose M.O. was allegedly much less cordial.
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Sanders told Maddow he spoke to Warren himself in a "very cordial" phone call.
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Val wrote about the cordial way that an international airline handled an overbooked flight.
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Up until the past week or so, both had been cordial to one another.
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Trying to remain cordial, she suggested that they go to the hotel bar instead.
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"These folks were all lined up, but in a very cordial manner," he said.
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The meeting was candid and cordial, but the attendees found very little middle ground.
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According to the report, the phone calls were described as cordial messages of congratulations.
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The first, in April, was short and cordial, following the Ukrainian president's election success.
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The meeting, the first between the two groups, was described by attendees as cordial.
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He was cordial and wished me well, though he still did not smile much.
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Cocktails such as "escape to Kaifeng" combine gin with Chinese chrysanthemum cordial, for example.
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During this year's protest, Yenyo engaged in a cordial conversation with a team employee.
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The conversation was cordial, according to associates of both Democrats, but neither gave ground.
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But according to leaked reports, the meeting wasn't as cordial as reporters had hoped.
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Translation: for the first time in a LONG time Rob and Chyna are cordial.
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BUT ... Kristian was cordial, waving at patrons who, naturally, shouted out his character's name.
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I think they enjoy it, frankly, because it&aposs a cordial but serious intellectual debate.
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These encounters were generally cordial and often productive, befitting the close alliance between our countries.
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The other candidates are criticizing him more directly in what had been a cordial primary.
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They can be cordial, but like most exes, they're never going to be best friends.
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Then I get a text from my ex, which, while cordial, makes me really sad.
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Whether the atmosphere will be cordial at Tuesday's summit of the European Council is uncertain.
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While Trump and Ryan engaged in a cordial meeting last week, Ryan hasn't endorsed Trump.
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But doing an effective job relies more on Ryan remaining cordial with the White House.
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Cherry cordial stans just happen to be getting a little extra love this Valentine's Day.
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Yet the real question may be: are cordial relations ever possible after a bitter divorce?
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In comparison, former President Barack Obama and Merkel reportedly had a much more cordial relationship.
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The duo had "a cordial and informative meeting shortly after the inauguration," the spokeswoman said.
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Trump had a cordial phone conversation with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg in mid-December.
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The meeting was "short but was warm and cordial," Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque, told reporters.
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Former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi and late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi had a cordial relationship.
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They lose the patient, but now they're going to be cordial colleagues, so, silver lining.
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Timely and cordial in certain contexts, Reid is equally foul-tempered and confrontational in others.
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But the cordial opening gave way to criticism of the "dangerous and devastating" U.S. actions.
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Russia has cordial relations with Israel with the countries enjoying solid political and cultural ties.
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Mr. Khan enjoys genuine popularity across this country and cordial relations with Pakistan's domineering military.
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It was a cordial chat, no doubt, but surely no substantive strategic plans were divulged.
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But the cordial tone belied deep tensions that showed no signs of abating on Thursday.
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Our sources say the women are cordial, though still not close enough to hang out.
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There, she said, she forged cordial relationships with Palestinians on all sides of the conflict.
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Even as the animus on the outside has hardened, relations on the inside remain cordial.
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The mood has lightened significantly in my opinion, and the conversation has gotten more cordial.
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Above, President Xi Jinping and Vice President Mike Pence appeared cordial at the summit meeting.
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Qatar, along with other small Gulf states, has maintained cordial relations with its Iranian neighbor.
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Mr. Cook has met with Mr. Trump many times and has been cordial, even solicitous.
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My dealings with Bob Mueller have always been cordial, respectful -- the way it should be.
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Raids on private companies have given way to cordial meetings between ministers and business leaders.
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The guild has cordial relationships with some reality television firms and bitter feuds with others.
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In its place was considerate, cordial Daniel Hernandez, the Dr. Jekyll to 6ix9ine's Mr. Hyde.
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In its place was considerate, cordial Daniel Hernandez, the Dr. Jekyll to 6ix9ine's Mr. Hyde.
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The relationship between Peloton and Flywheel was once cordial, that of peers or potential collaborators.
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"I met with him on Thursday, we had a cordial conversation," Schumer said on Sunday.
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Maybe Jay Z and West are just being cordial as to not ruin Diddy's birthday.
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"Cara and I don't talk in terms more than just being cordial," Stucky told PEOPLE.
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The two men had a brief but cordial call after Mr. Trump won the election.
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With China too, massive trade and investment flows create ample reason to keep things cordial.
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Any discussions between Mr. Ubben and Mr. Kravis may remain cordial only for so long.
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Fannie and Freddie, we have a cordial relationship with them now, they listen, they're helpful.
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Although Shannon was hopeful that the meeting would be cordial, it quickly turned into a feud.
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Diplomatic row The investigation soured relations between Malaysia and North Korea, which previously had cordial ties.
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The hearing was cordial; lawmakers and witnesses mostly stuck to the policy effects of Jayapal's plan.
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But while he was surprisingly cordial to his successor, Obama also spelled out a clear warning.
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However, despite some cordial early discussions, the relationship between the BECC and Whitney quickly turned acrimonious.
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Apparently, he and President Trump spoke for half-an-hour today, was considered a cordial conversation.
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They're all very cordial with each other, so they're baffled why they are people of interest.
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Detective Phil Stoddard testified that Harris was calm and even cordial as he answered police questions.
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Still, Macron emphasized that Trump is kind and cordial, and lamented the criticism that Trump receives.
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But for photographer Frances F. Denny, the word "witch" carries a more relatable and cordial connotation.
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Jackson was personally cordial to people of other races, but their rights did not concern him.
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Her glamour isn't to be found in her adjectives — tactful, cordial, serious — but in her verbs.
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But Trump has demonstrated cordial relations with Xi and has struck up a friendship with Abe.
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The calls and meetings are described as cordial, even in cases where the answers are no.
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"But the conversations themselves have been cordial as opposed to defensive in any way," he continued.
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It's also why this week's two-day summit is likely to end on a cordial note.
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It also sustains cordial military ties with regional democracies that would love a deeper strategic engagement.
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Diplomatic crisis Malaysia and North Korea's previously cordial ties quickly fell apart following Kim's public killing.
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The hearing was before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and featured mostly cordial exchanges.
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But the spiky call contradicts the two leaders' earlier accounts that the call had been cordial.
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China The US and China might be heading for another rough patch after relatively cordial relations.
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Their conversation is bitingly cordial as Diane reminds Alicia that she's not at Florrick & Quinn anymore.
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Macron said in the interview that he believed he could establish a "cordial relationship" with Trump.
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" Consumer Bankers Association President Richard Hunt said he appreciated Cordray's accessibility and their "mostly cordial relationship.
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President Trump's first White House meeting with congressional leaders was, by all accounts, a cordial affair.
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His opponents in campaigns after he re-entered politics describe him as extremely disciplined and cordial.
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He said he expects his interactions with his ex-wife at candidate forums to be cordial.
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Their comments were some of the few major disagreements at a hearing that was otherwise cordial.
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The atmosphere was cordial, but Klopp's message was clear: Balotelli would need to find alternate employment.
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If Trump goes after H-1Bs, the cautiously cordial relations between Trump and tech could unravel.
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The fact that the charge was sent to a collection agency also sounds less than cordial.
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"It was a good, cordial discussion of issues, including health care," Phillips said of the meeting.
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I don't have a close relationship with the boys, but it's cordial for the most part.
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They struggle to spend time in the same room or even be cordial to one another.
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Other tech executives, like Tim Cook of Apple, enjoy a more cordial relationship with Mr. Trump.
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Foreign countries, including the United States, maintained embassies at Vichy and had cordial relations with it.
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Given the cordial nature of this meeting, Macron may not use the occasion to push Trump.
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She said she was "cordial" with him before the two ran against each other for president.
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"It will be a cordial reception, but he has some tough questions to answer," said Rep.
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Japan has maintained cordial ties with Iran even as relations between Tehran and Washington have deteriorated.
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The greeting between the Obamas and the Trumps was camera-ready cordial, if stiff, as Mrs.
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"I have had more cordial conversations," Mr. Richman said, recalling that first call with Mr. Maxwell.
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The meeting was mostly cordial and senators did not raise any major objections to the nominees.
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While the 22017-minute meeting was cordial, Mr. Trump was determined to ask for her resignation.
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It was back in February when it appeared the former couple's relationship was at least cordial.
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A senior transition official described the meeting between Trump and intelligence community officials as "cordial," not contentious.
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The race between Labour candidate Sadiq Khan and the Conservative's Zac Goldsmith has been anything but cordial.
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"It's not a constant conversation, we're not buds texting each other every day, but it's all cordial."
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To top it off, Garry was as cordial and nice there as he was in the office.
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Outwardly, they seem cordial enough, with Pence playing the good solider, dutifully defending Trump's many controversial remarks.
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The question is how inclined South Korea will be to pretend nothing happened and resume cordial relations.
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There are mixed reports about whether he blasted the media or if the meeting was mostly cordial.
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Wang and Tillerson met several hours after the council meeting and appeared to have a cordial exchange.
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As for Petzold, well, all he'll say is his relationship with the teacher is far more cordial.
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And if you feel like sounding off in a public forum, make your posts constructive and cordial.
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" And on Salman Rushdie: "From the moment he won the Booker, he seemed more demanding, less cordial.
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At its core, Cordial is the most adaptive messaging platform, built for this ever-evolving connected age.
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But after arriving in the House chamber, Trump appeared to ignore Pelosi's attempt at a cordial handshake.
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His neighbors are all initially cordial and equally sleek, but below the surface, they're all rapidly disintegrating.
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It's a costly arrangement—$75 million per seat—and depends on cordial relations between Moscow and Washington.
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She has a real John Hughes librarian vibe going on—makes the average lunch lady look cordial.
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He then skipped a Fox debate she co-hosted in late January before being cordial in March.
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Some on the receiving end of Starboard's campaigns have eventually formed cordial relationships with the hedge fund.
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It is perfectly civilized for competitors to have cordial relations, I tried to explain, but in vain.
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We're told O and DT spoke for about an hour, and the conversation was warm and cordial.
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Talks were so cordial that Dr. Sichel was invited to Mr. Schwarzman's 70th birthday celebration last February.
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Ingredients that are typically cast aside are sometimes used for stocks, sauces, soups, bitters and cordial drinks.
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Mr. Khan enjoys genuine popularity across Pakistan and a cordial relationship with the military, our correspondents report.
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Now, she said, relations are cordial between Roma and non-Roma residents, unlike in other nearby villages.
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" After their session, Pence described their dialogue as "candid but cordial," adding that "friends occasionally have disagreements.
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"Sean and I, I thought, had a very nice, cordial, personal relationship," Todd told Rosenberg and McGuirk.
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On sight, it looked like a British soft drink called Ribena (a flavored cordial mixed with water).
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Though they&aposve been cordial for most of the campaign season, Sanders and his fellow progressive Sen.
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The meeting was "cordial" and "positive," participants said, but didn't produce any new path toward an agreement.
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But if the talk started on a confrontational note, it appears the atmosphere quickly turned more cordial.
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Of late, the two women are described as "cordial, but not close," by someone familiar with both.
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A day before the launch, Trump held a cordial summit meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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As they proceed to move all around Ms. Dinnerstein, their relationship to her is cordial but courteous.
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Russia and mainland China, two countries that have maintained cordial relations with North Korea, were relatively untouched.
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We try to do the spitting thing and then drink lime cordial, which neutralizes your taste buds.
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The two diplomats had a cordial, warm and respectful relationship, based on writings about their interactions during Mrs.
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The Democratic debates have so far been cordial and substantive, which makes for smart politics but lousy television.
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"My expectation is that they'll have a very positive, cordial meeting," said one senior administration official last Friday.
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Monday's briefing was more cordial, and Spicer was careful to avoid the areas he got wrong on Saturday.
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His written correspondence with Melcarth was friendly and cordial, and mainly concerned his purchases of the artist's works.
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They were and are still cordial with him, but he's not sure if they will ever trust him.
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Other sources who have been in meetings with Bolton and Pompeo however say they have kept things cordial.
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He rejected suggestions that the new premier would face a hostile reception and said talks would remain cordial.
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The candy is a dark chocolate cordial that is filled with a small sip of actual Tito's vodka.
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And a shiny foil wrapper signals an ooey-gooey liquid center, like the cherry cordial spilling forth here.
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Remarkably, given its belligerent past and the region's many conflicts, Iraq enjoys cordial relations with all its neighbours.
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That country's centrist president, Juan Manuel Santos, had every interest in giving his American visitor a cordial welcome.
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Regardless of how much notice you decide to give, do your best to keep things professional and cordial.
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Why that breaks down to punching each other and not, say, having a cordial debate is beyond me.
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For the better part of this year, Trump and McConnell appeared to maintain a relatively cordial working alliance.
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Not especially cordial pleasantries are exchanged as Hugo and Carlotta warily reminisce about their times together and apart.
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Mexican leadership has repeatedly denied it will cover the barrier's cost, straining ties between the usually cordial neighbors.
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While George W. Bush was governor, between 1995 and 2000, a cordial détente between the political parties prevailed.
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Cocktails include the Anne of Green Gables (left), which contains locally made absinthe, spirulina, and sour-cherry cordial.
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"He's trying to be cordial, but I am a Ronald Reagan guy -- 'trust but verify,'" said Texas Sen.
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Senators described their discussion as cordial but said she did not address some questions about state aid probes.
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Our conversations have been nothing but cordial and I have never used that kind of language in negotiations.
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Despite their newly cordial relations, both Turkey and Russia continue to back opposite sides in the civil war.
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Trump had actively encouraged Hatch to seek an eighth term, but he and Romney are on cordial terms.
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Over the next year they were cordial around the office, where she began seeing another side of him.
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He was devastated that I tried to have a cordial relationship with his ex-wife (who wronged him).
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Harris was cordial about the fan photo, but it was the kind of intrusion he tries to avoid.
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She's cordial, but clearly gutted by her separation from Cole, who is moving to Vermont with their daughter.
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The cordial coyote, called Carmine, came looking for her pal Ruth Bader, the domesticated dog, nearly every day.
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Bennett told me that it was a cordial meeting and that he later sent Basha a proposed contract.
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Law enforcement sources say Joaquin was cordial and easy to deal with, and ultimately he was NOT ticketed.
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Cordial relationships between managers and their employees are absolutely essential to creating a cohesive and productive work environment.
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While her mother was initially upset, she and Watson seemed to end their conversation on a cordial note.
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In Monday's interview, the mild-mannered Meadows said he is cordial with Ryan but not a close friend.
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Though my relationship with the mayor was cordial, I continued to offer my critique of his administration's work.
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Mr. Morsi surprised many by seeking cordial relations with the United States and maintaining diplomatic ties with Israel.
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He played it safe with something self-deprecating, deserving of a playful eye-roll and a cordial courtesy laugh.
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Though sources said Kalanick and Richter have a cordial relationship, Michael was Kalanick's closest confidant and most trusted adviser.
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They point to cordial meetings between Mr. Macron and Laurence D. Fink, the founder and chief executive of BlackRock.
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"I'll just say they had a good conversation and it was very polite and cordial and normal," Priebus said.
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Those apparently cordial discussions drove the dollar as much as 0.9 percent higher against the yen to 114.17 yen.
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Like America's Tang but way more tropical, Raro is a powdered concentrate that turns water into an addictive cordial.
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Long gone are the cordial days of Donald Trump and Paul Ryan playing buddy-buddy in the nation's capital.
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Be cordial, but don't allow yourself to be baited into conversations requiring opinion or that bring up old memories.
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Anne Shirley gets Diana drunk on what she thought was raspberry cordial — but turns out to be currant wine!
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The New York Times described Apol as having "a much more cordial relationship with the White House" than Shaub.
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Paolo Gentiloni, still Italy's prime minister for the moment, had a cordial meeting with Putin in Sochi last May.
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Clinton, who is leading the field in early Nevada polls, was cordial toward her primary rivals at the dinner.
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"Relations between Sudan and South Sudan are at their most cordial since independence," presidential spokesman Ateny Wek Ateny said.
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"I just want to be cordial and friendly and have a good season without a crazy reunion," Portwood said.
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Over time, I've hit on one way to effectively call out someone while keeping things cordial: Ask a question.
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The former South Carolina governor pursued those and other initiatives while maintaining a fairly cordial relationship with the president.
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Mr. Nunes once enjoyed a cordial working relationship with his fellow Californian and Democratic counterpart, Representative Adam B. Schiff.
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The meeting appeared cordial — Xi even invited Trump to China — but the relationship has its share of underlying tension.
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Looking characteristically dapper in a trim navy Anderson & Sheppard suit, he was cordial until I pulled out a notebook.
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Mr. Lighthizer, who has a cordial working relationship with Ms. Pelosi, is growing frustrated with the pace of deliberations.
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A senior White House official described the meeting as "cordial," but said that a lengthy list of obstacles remained.
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Harris doesn't entirely dispute this account, but recasts it as cordial persuasion by De Laurentiis, who died in 2010.
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United Nations Secretary General António Guterres, who has cordial relations with both leaders, can and should act as interlocutor.
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Presumably, it was an attempt to chill the cordial relations that Mr. Cook had cultivated with the Trump administration.
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We're told the embrace was cordial ... Tristan actually sat down with her crew and hung around for a bit.
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Her statement represents a startling break in the Warren-Sanders relationship, which has largely been cordial and mutually beneficial.
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"So to the extent they can be cordial, let alone friendly, that's going to have some value for them."
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The conversation was calm and cordial, it said, adding it would not comment on the details of the meeting.
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And President maintains -- I've never been on these calls, but his calls with President Xi are quite cordial. Okay?
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Relations between our two countries -- even in the midst of President Trump's "America First" agenda -- remain warm and cordial.
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Dick Durbin told CNN the meeting was "cordial" with "back and forth" between the lawmakers and Kelly and Nielsen.
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He sent me a chain of WhatsApp messages between Six and the elder Bijl that suggested a cordial relationship.
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Greece, which has historically enjoyed cordial relations with Russia because of their Eastern Orthodox constituencies, expelled four Russian diplomats.
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The Justice Department has described that chat as "cordial," nodding to previous descriptions of the two men's 30-year friendship.
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D. There have been growing concerns that Heitkamp's cordial relationship with the president could be trouble for Cramer's Senate hopes.
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Earlier on Friday, Trump and Putin were cordial as they exchanged pleasantries and posed for photos ahead of their meeting.
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They were cordial, and so we continue to have good relations and will continue to do the best I can.
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But despite the cordial tone, Burwell nevertheless echoed many of her fellow Democrats by going after Price's Obamacare repeal blueprint.
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D'Agostino has a surprisingly cordial conversation with Dorinda Medley and Bethenny Frankel where everyone heaps praise on the new marriage.
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Indeed, over the spring and summer of 2019, I received nothing but cordial responses from Ambassador Bolton and Dr. Hill.
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She was (and presumably still is), based on her celeb friend group, cordial with another ex of Bieber's, Hailey Baldwin.
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"It was cordial, but she wasn't credentialed per our policy," the campaign official said regarding Jacobs's expulsion from the event.
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Their parents may have known a time with no internal barriers and cordial if unequal relations between Arabs and Jews.
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Graham described the call as a "cordial, pleasant phone conversation" and said the two discussed national security threats, including ISIS.
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Fernández and Macri held a cordial meeting on Monday and promised an orderly transition, helping to momentarily assuage investor concerns.
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They were cordial enough, but said that I'd have to file another FOIA request to learn about the poetry books.
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Among the advance party of some 2000 soldiers, relations with local Kurdish Peshmerga officers appear cordial and the mood relaxed.
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"Our initial conversation was open, cordial and professional, and we will continue to work to resolve this matter," he said.
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According to Vogue's official account of the Jonas/Chopra love story, his early date behavior was, well… cordial, at best.
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Last year, Glanville said she and Rimes decided to put their past behind them and work toward a cordial relationship.
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Their encounter appeared cordial, and given the amount of focus Britain puts on its "special relationship" that mostly played well.
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The family shared Cruller Donuts and "was very low-key and cordial with staff and other diners," says an onlooker.
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Kelly and Trump have had a less cordial relationship, with Kelly calling him out on his controversial commentary on women.
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Members of Congress asked mostly well informed questions about a wide range of subjects, and the tone was generally cordial.
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The facility is designated "medium custody," so the inmates' relationship with guards tends to the cordial, and violence is rare.
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FROM PEN: Why Dan Rather's Once-Cordial Relationship with Donald Trump Soured How will this all turn out for Frank?
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The summit at Trump's Spanish-style Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, got off to a cordial start.
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The exchanges over wiretapping dominated a summit with Merkel that was never more than cordial and often bordering on chilly.
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Despite the dispute over whether Manafort breached his plea deal, the two parties struck a cordial tone in the courtroom.
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Previous administrations tended to prefer a publicly cordial relationship with China that allowed grievances to be addressed behind closed doors.
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"In brief, we had a cordial meeting, each side defended its points of view firmly and with arguments," said Ebrard.
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Here is our story on the cordial 240-minute meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Obama in the Oval Office.
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Indeed, the mayor, who appointed Mr. O'Neill, and the governor, who often spars with City Hall, seemed restrained, even cordial.
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"We've kept the relationship open and cordial from a staff all the way up to the principal level," Shakir said.
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There is something incredibly cordial and polite about Canadian female and male artists and the way they discuss their successes.
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Under American pressure, Japan has stopped oil imports from Iran, a country with which it has long enjoyed cordial relations.
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Mr. Varadkar has labored to have cordial relations with Mr. Trump, even as he quietly cultivated his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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Under American pressure, Japan has stopped oil imports from Iran, a country with which it has long had cordial relations.
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That was after Mr. Ri had a cordial, if brief, encounter with the U.S. secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, above.
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Ted Cruz for a discussion about gun reform ... and she tells us despite their contrasting opinions, the powwow was cordial.
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And while some have characterized him as a bit strange, current and former employees said he was also very cordial.
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But it was kind and cordial and to see them laughing and talking I was like, 'What is going on?
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" When speaking to reporters earlier Monday in the lobby of Trump Tower, Conway described the meeting as "cordial" and "productive.
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Still, Mr. Huntsman managed to maintain a cordial relationship with Mr. Trump through this period, one of his friends said.
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Saudi Arabia, emboldened by Mr. Trump, has increased the pressure, isolating Qatar in part for its cordial relations with Iran.
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As his plane flew over the socialist nation, the pope sent "cordial greetings" in a telegram to Maduro and Venezuelans.
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The jowly and cordial diplomat has told associates that he is likely to be replaced by a hard-line general.
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The ones I met or saw were cordial and coolheaded, doing nothing to dissuade the immigration lawyers from their work.
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"Just finished a very good & cordial meeting at the White House with Jay Powell of the Federal Reserve," Trump said.
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The White House said the call was cordial, but said Trump offered no commitments on the House background checks bill.
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"Chile needs dialogue and collaboration more than confrontation," he said after a cordial televised meeting with his opponent, Alejandro Guillier.
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"For years we sold a postcard image of paradise, the country of Carnival, of happy, cordial people," Ms. Benício said.
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The two men had a cordial conversation but Colin explained why he would NOT give Travis his blessing to perform.
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Today relations between donors and ministers are cordial, and the aid agencies still justify their projects by pointing to national plans.
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Forty blocks south, the situation is far less cordial above Barneys, which reopened in its original location in Chelsea last week.
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Japanese officials insist that when it comes to defence, security and intelligence-sharing, relations with South Korea remain cordial and effective.
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For example, the Dear Lucania pairs Teavana's Sencha Jade Green Tea with whiskey, amaro, acacia honey, lemon-orange cordial and lime.
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While the pair appear to be cordial with each other, it doesn't appear that they'll be buying BFF jewelry anytime soon.
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"They were being exceedingly cordial to one another, even joking about the disparity of their signs," he told CNN's David Williams.
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You saw the relationship there between Kim Jong Un and President Trump it seemed very cordial, it seemed sort of friendly.
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Our cordial Indiana Jones steps into the cupboard and lets out a sigh, which gives more character information than any monologue.
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The CEO, Aymeric Wuidart, responded like a cordial politician when I asked how he felt about two scented pod companies existing.
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" Vanke, she says, focuses on the 5cs: "Caring, communicative, confident, cordial…let me check [which she does on her computer]…creative.
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And his considerable skills as a retail politician have helped him maintain cordial relations on Capitol Hill and within the department.
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If he just wants to amass more power, then I think he'll have a close but cordial relationship with such people.
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But in both places, the church at times had rather cordial relations with the hegemons, as left-wing nationalists resentfully concluded.
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And while Cordial started out with email, Swift said it's expanded to include other messaging channels like push notifications and SMS.
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Derhally suggests saying a quick, "Great seeing you; I have to be somewhere," and staying "cool and cordial" throughout the interaction.
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Despite the theological differences between the two Churches, Francis had three cordial meetings with the ailing, 83 year-old Patriarch Ilia.
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The two victims, neighbors Phillip Evans and Daniel Haros, showed up at the party and had a "friendly and cordial" conversation.
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He described a cordial working relationship with Ms. Hill and said their 15-to-20 minute meeting ended with a hug.
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The community of scientists contemplating such doomsday possibilities is small and usually cordial — at least until Nathan P. Myhrvold barged in.
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However, since filming ended, both have told PEOPLE that they're currently cordial, though not nearly as close as they once were.
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He was survived by his former wife and two adult children, and I maintain a cordial relationship with all of them.
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Sometimes cordial allies and other times bitter rivals, the UK-France relationship is even more complex than the U.S.-France one.
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But they had a cordial relationship, Loretta Miller, whose daughter-in-law and grandchildren died in the attack, told the Times.
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Trump informed McMaster of his decision in a "cordial and respectful" phone call after his Bolton meeting, according to the source.
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"He's never said anything caustic about me, and he was very cordial," McConnell told a local Kentucky radio station on Thursday.
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Murphy also initiated a cordial conversation with the Red Sox, but the team did not request to see the film either.
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He had a far more cordial relationship with Dan Gillerman, the Israeli ambassador at the United Nations from 2003 to 2008.
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But one Defense Department official said that cordial talks were the limits of what the two nations could achieve for now.
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The debate over the plan was put aside to allow this summer's World Cup to go ahead in a cordial manner.
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After eight debates that had sparks of conflict but were relatively cordial, Wednesday night brought two hours of nonstop political battle.
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The photographers said they were all cordial with each other, but, with a few exceptions, stopped short of calling themselves friends.
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"The conversation was very cordial," Lu Kang, the spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, said at a regular news briefing on Friday.
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At the Polk County Steak Fry in Iowa in September, Castro crashed Warren's selfie line for a cordial hug and photo.
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Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Murdoch are said to be cordial with each other, according to people who have dealt with both.
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I would love to have a cordial, even friendly, relationship with her, but I am unsure how to make that happen.
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The People's Party said only that the two had a cordial conversation an that its leader would speak about it later.
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Former White House CTO Aneesh Chopra, who was in the room, said the conversation was actually fairly cordial to his recollection.
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Also, so much for cordial relations between the incoming president and the new Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer of New York.
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" In an interview Thursday on Radio Fórmula, Mr. Videgaray described the call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Peña Nieto as "cordial.
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At the reception afterward the members who had not responded to my letter were cordial and agreed to speak with me.
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But the fraternity of former presidents has regularly kept cordial relationships with each other, even if they vehemently disagreed with one another.
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"My expectation is that they'll have a very positive, cordial meeting," said one of the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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After Germany invaded Holland, she saw maintaining cordial relations with German Nazi officers as the best way to keep her family safe.
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The two groups don't know each other and are not interacting, but the mood in the air is cordial rather than tense.
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The cameramen are packing up their equipment now, and he's exchanging a few cordial goodbyes on his way out of the building.
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The meeting was cordial, and all things considered, a photo op handshake between Trump and Trudeau turned out to be pretty normal.
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And it remains unclear if Tillerson's relationships will remain as cordial when he is pursing America's interests with Russia rather than ExxonMobil's.
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Smooth sailing (or flying, or shipping) for Ross: Wilbur Ross appears likely to cruise to confirmation Wednesday after a cordial confirmation hearing.
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The visit is just the latest sign of increasingly cordial relations and closer economic and political ties between the two oil giants.
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An adviser said the encounter was "cordial" but added that the billionaire had yet to finalize his decision on a running mate.
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I concluded from the smell that what I'd gulped down was gin—which was what my parents had drunk as their cordial.
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Mariah Blake, a journalist with Crown Publishing, reported that EPA staff and security guards were "very cordial" in turning away reporters Wednesday.
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The discussion remained "very cordial," with Pelosi even accepting a Tic Tac from Trump at one point, according to the Democratic aide.
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"Discussions are on with the United States, and given cordial and strong ties, keeping retaliatory tariffs out of it," Wadhawan told reporters.
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The once-cordial stars, who never patched things up publicly, announced their departure from the show on the same day in 2013.
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Donald Trump to nominate James Mattis for secretary of defense But not all are so cordial about some of the ideological disagreements.
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The setting was apt, though many spectators appeared quite cordial and gave the interpreters superabundant space without disturbing or interacting with them.
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Some senators who attended the meeting said that it was largely cordial and thoughtful and played down Mr. Trump's occasionally gruff tone.
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What's funny is you're in this kind of "Game of Thrones" situation, but there were so many cordial moments between the candidates.
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But according to Hemmer, the interview was cordial, and it was only later that a camera crew followed it up with him.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, said the mood behind closed doors was "cordial" and that investigators were asking primarily factual questions.
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While Mr. Cavett said he loathed Nixon's politics, he called him "a brilliant, brilliant man" and was cordial to him in person.
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"Being cordial and nice does not mean you should take a seat in our galley and make yourself at home," she said.
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Before Mr. Cho was appointed, prosecutors' relationship with the presidency had seemed as cordial as ever, despite Mr. Moon's promises of change.
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Pettibon is a big, doughy, shambling guy, who, when he's with you, can seem also to be somewhere else, but he's cordial.
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She was a receptionist in the building and says she was attempting to be cordial to one of her company's business partners.
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My chosen drink, the suave Velvet Cordon, made of gin and fir needle cordial, seemed a perfect liquid companion to the surroundings.
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A separate source who was in the room for the meeting says Trump and Sessions had a cordial meeting discussing prison reform.
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A largely cordial primary race has turned more adversarial in recent days with less than three weeks to go until the Feb.
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Their meetings are "businesslike" and "cordial," Ms. Sturgeon said in an interview on Friday in Bute House, Scotland's No. 22015 Downing Street.
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The visit was seen as a sign of increasingly cordial relations and closer economic and political ties between the two oil giants.
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She said the deliberations were "very cordial," But, she added, "there was a difference of opinions originally" about whether Shkreli was guilty.
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FIRST TIME I SPOKE TO HIM, HE WAS QUITE CORDIAL AND MENTIONED TO ME THAT HE THOUGHT I NEEDED TO BE REPLACED.
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Kevin Madden, a former senior adviser to Romney's presidential campaign, said the two politicians have been "cordial" when they've found common ground.
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The cordial, bipartisan work on the spending package contrasted with the fierce fighting over health care that shows no sign of abating.
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He also appeared to reconcile with Ms. Tlaib; the two shared a hug and a seemingly cordial talk on the House floor.
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But regardless of the circumstances of their personal relationship, their professional relationship dictates that they remain cordial as long as they can.
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Mr Abbas's visit to the White House on May 3rd was remarkably cordial, given the pro-Israel platform on which Mr Trump ran.
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Enter The Great British Baking Show, a calming, cordial, alternative competitive cooking show where a bunch of Brits make pastries in a meadow.
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Despite the cordial mood, some Wall Street bosses in the room detected a deeper concern about the UK's position in Mr Blankfein's comments.
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On Friday, Trump opened the day with a cordial meeting at the Casa Rosada with Argentine President Mauricio Macri, a longtime business acquaintance.
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And Manchin, who visited the White House for dinner last Tuesday to talk over tax reform, has a cordial relationship with the president.
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Behind the cordial tone, the points of friction—over climate change, trade, taxation of tech firms, Iran, Russia and Ukraine—were well known.
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First, relations between countries and communities in the Arctic, although strained since the Ukraine crisis of 2014, remain cordial for the most part.
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This specialty flavor joins other not-just-chocolate Kisses like cherry cordial, cookies and cream, mint truffle, pumpkin spice, candy cane and confetti.
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Yet Mr Putin and Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, who is fighting for his political career (see article), are also on cordial terms.
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And she was perfectly cordial when she came face-to-face with Nick for the first time since he dumped her in Iceland.
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Relations between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing have grown increasingly cordial as US investigations into the 1MDB affair have complicated Malaysia's relationship with Washington.
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Dubbed the Cosmopolitan, it was a pretty-vile-sounding mix of rail vodka, Rose's grenadine, and lime cordial in a V-shaped glass.
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In a cordial and professional conversation, the Special Counsel emphasized that nothing in the Attorney General's March 24 letter was inaccurate or misleading.
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Both sides took pains to describe the meeting as "constructive," cordial, and wide-ranging, covering key topics including cyber security and North Korea.
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The cordial co-parenting relationship became complicated once he introduced their son to his new girlfriend, actress Danielle Campbell, says the Jungwirth source.
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Why it matters: This awkward but cordial mood is setting the stage for how the Trump administration will be portrayed in the conference.
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The reality, however, will be far more complex after eight years of cordial China-Taiwan relations under the Nationalist Party (KMT), analysts say.
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"You think I learned nothing from Al Gore?" he notes to the camera as he and the projected winner have a cordial chat.
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Online gaming interaction is often toxic, and Tracey and his team said they've been surprised at how cordial the FoIP rollout has been.
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Angry constituents also shouted down city council members at a public forum, a shocking departure for a city known for its cordial politics.
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"That's why the drinks are so expensive," she whispered, cupping a twenty-one-dollar Notorious Nude (Belvedere vodka, hibiscus cordial, champagne, and cider).
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"Discussions are on with the United States, and given cordial and strong ties, (we are) keeping retaliatory tariffs out of it," he added.
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In the past, Dubai thrived by keeping cordial relations with every country in the region, accepting trade and investment from all of them.
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I have to consciously warm up my tone in emails to appear cordial (every affected smiley probably shaves a minute off my life).
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" Brokaw denied the allegations, Variety reported, saying that he met with her "on two occasions," and the meetings "were brief, cordial and appropriate.
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But, the source added, that kind of tough talk was rare for her, and she was widely regarded as a very cordial colleague.
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Three unidentified sources described the brief call to the news outlet as "straightforward, polite and cordial," with Trump offering praise for Blankenship's campaign.
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Ranging from the cordial, to the steamy, to the… er, bestial, love scenes feature in films to advance the relationship between certain characters.
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There is "constructive and cordial collaboration between MSCI and the Chinese regulator," Lieblich said, noting that the index giant doesn't dictate market changes.
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"The U.S.-Pakistan relationship will need more than this meeting, no matter how cordial it may be, to improve in a big way."
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The two leaders, each the head of a major regional power, have until now kept their relations cordial in the interest of stability.
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My mother, who was cordial to Muslims in conversation, would nevertheless wash any kitchen utensils touched by a Muslim before using them herself.
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During those sessions he was always cordial and mostly agreeable, but he had very firm ideas about how he wanted to be shown.
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While he has been cordial in public settings with the leaders of those allied nations, Mr. Trump has turned on them soon afterward.
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One store, two (or more) souls: Sometimes the dialogue is cordial, sometimes it's a shouting match, and sometimes the face-off is stoic.
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The president had a cordial meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and Mr. Trudeau even took his daughter, Ivanka, to a Broadway show.
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The once-cordial relationship between President Trump and President Emmanuel Macron of France quickly turned cold at a celebration of NATO's 103th anniversary.
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In an atmosphere his office described as cordial, Pedro Sanchez spoke with pro-independence Catalan leader Quim Torra for more than two hours.
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These are clear indications that the Turkish government's priority is maintaining cordial relations with Moscow — even if it requires smearing its NATO ally.
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As you watch the evidence and have an opinion, you should express it to your elected representative in an orderly and cordial way.
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The packed meeting with Kelly, House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer and key Hispanic Democrats lasted an hour, and was "cordial," according to Sen.
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Apple did cut off its internal apps, but there was no public hand-slapping, and the tone between the companies has been cordial.
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They developed a cordial rhythm with Rafael (Justin Baldoni), the father of Jane's child and former third point of the aforementioned love triangle.
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"We have very cordial relations with some of the Islamic world including the UAE and we would never want to target them," he said.
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But officials have been unusually cordial in recent months as North Korea reaches out to South Korea and the United States to reduce tensions.
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But last week featured a cordial phone call with Xi, in which Trump agreed to support the "One China" policy that he previously questioned.
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He restored diplomatic ties with most Sunni Muslim countries: notably, he was the only senior Iranian figure on cordial terms with the Saudi leadership.
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Helen's temporary handover reflects the quietly cordial relations between the "apostolic mission" or outreach arm of the Greek church and Catholic authorities in Venice.
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Apple doesn't technically own Foxconn, but with the size of the contracts between the two, it's assumed they have a rather cordial working relationship.
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The meetings were brief, cordial and appropriate, and despite Linda's allegations, I made no romantic overtures towards her at that time or any other.
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They don't become friends, exactly, but Laura hires Florence to help with the children, and Henry and Hap keep up a barely cordial relationship.
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He said he expects the meeting to go well, noting Trump has been cordial with other world leaders that have visited the country recently.
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" When I ask Juicy if she would consider Minnie a friend, she responds with a line straight out of Southern charm handbook: "We're cordial.
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It was not too long after that the ex-wife decided to bury the hatchet and have a cordial co-parenting relationship with Rulli.
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The same thoughtful design applies to the 16-ounce beer glass, as well as a 20-ounce version, a rocks glass and a cordial.
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If there will be people at Thanksgiving whom you don't like or get along with, make it a point to be cordial but distant.
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Warren and Sanders have long carried on a cordial relationship, even meeting in the final weeks of 2202 to discuss their impending presidential campaigns.
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When she meets her opponent, Torres, for the first time, they pose with the vacant WIBA super featherweight title, and then exchange cordial smiles.
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Whether he should have been more cordial with agents or whispered more secrets to the beat writers who griped about a lack of access.
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It signals that the traditionally cozy — or at least cordial — relationship between our biggest stars and the president of the United States is over.
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The meal, in a room at the Library of Congress with a view of the Capitol, began on a cordial note, Mr. Kofod recalled.
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Over more than two and a half hours of testimony and questions, Mr. Butts kept his voice low and his tone muted and cordial.
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But as the bruising aftermath made clear, the divide, for the moment at least, cannot be bridged by clever diplomacy and cordial talking points.
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Despite their tensions, the two leaders had kept up the appearance of cordial relations for years because of their shared interests in the region.
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At first, Johnston said, the mediation was cordial, with the two sides sitting in separate conference rooms, and a retired judge shuttling between them.
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"We haven't exchanged numbers, but when I see him it's very cordial," said Wakefield, who won two World Series rings — something Boone did not.
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Jeter was always mindful of his role as a superstar on the most famous team in baseball, and was generally cordial, accessible and accountable.
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Before the lunch, Mr. Trump met privately for about 15 minutes with Mr. Sulzberger, a meeting that Ms. Murphy described as short and cordial.
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The Bombardier ruling added tension to Nafta talks, and while discussions were cordial, you could feel the frustration beginning to bubble under the surface.
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But despite a cordial discussion between Ms. Pelosi and Ms. Trump on election night, the White House has not reached out to Democrats since.
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Olympic organizers want to sustain the relatively cordial relations and to curb any threat to the Games, with hopes that North Korea will participate.
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The reaction to that criticism from other scientists has been mixed, reflecting contentious but cordial disagreements about what domestication is and how it happens.
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In any case they had a surprisingly cordial conversation, despite Helen's caustic "I loved hearing that" when Alison confirmed that Joanie wasn't Noah's daughter.
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Trump and Xi, politicians with distinctly different styles and experience levels, appeared cordial and businesslike in their initial interactions, with no outward sign of tensions.
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Although it started off cordial, the Republican primary has turned a bit volatile, The Argus Leader reported -- especially in campaign ads and a recent debate.
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We shall soon know whether the "cordial" telephone conversations between the American and Chinese presidents can lead to these new possibilities of peace and prosperity.
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On Thursday, Apple officials suggested that Facebook voluntarily take down the Onavo app and Facebook agreed, said the person, who described the discussions as cordial.
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Kelly met with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus in a meeting lawmakers described as cordial but revealed the two sides were as far apart as ever.
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"We call it Agronada," said M.P. M.P. said he has a cordial relationship with del Vizo, but others are resentful of her continued presence there.
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His vulgarity was applauded by those filled with contempt for the status quo, who discovered that cordial political engagement wasn't immediately gratifying or politically expedient.
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"I could envision a situation where both leaders leave in a fit of anger, so it needs to end on a cordial note," he said.
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At home, after a display of belligerent enthusiasm for breaking the General Strike of 1926, he went on to establish cordial relations with union leaders.
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Cordial meeting The spat emerged less than two weeks after Priebus and Trump met in Washington, after which Trump tweeted praise for the RNC chief.
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The first meeting on Monday between Khalilzad and Baradar appeared to be "formal, and yet very cordial," a third source close to the talks said.
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The phone call between President Trump and President Xi was extremely cordial, and both leaders extended best wishes to the people of each other's countries.
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"That speaks to, I think, the very warm and cordial relations," said Nader Hashemi, the head the University of Denver's Center for Middle East Studies.
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Swift said this will allow Cordial to continue adding new marketing channels (the goal is one per quarter) and to continue investing in the technology.
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The first messages between Guzman and del Castillo, exchanged via the phone of one of the drug lord's associates, are very cordial off the bat.
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Beneath the bluster, some diplomats and analysts say, Erdogan remains a pragmatist who knows Turkey's best interests lie in maintaining cordial relations with the West.
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"I wouldn't say we have completely moved on but we are definitely more cordial than we have been," King said of Efimova, who took silver.
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Earlier this month, the cordial exes exchanged tweets about how excited Antonoff had been to lock eyes with actress Molly Ringwald at a film screening.
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"I would say overall it was cordial, but there were definitely some tense moments and some awkward moments," Kelly told Fox News' MediaBuzz on Sunday.
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The statement added that the ambassador met with Khashoggi once in late September 2017 for a "cordial discussion" and they texted into the following month.
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"I thanked him for the gesture and told him of my intention to maintain mature and cordial relationship with the United States," the tweet said.
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For now, the public rhetoric is pretty cordial between the companies, which suggests that they still want to find a way to work this out.
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In the best case, your cordial relationship will allow you to continue doing work you find fulfilling for as long as your physical condition allows.
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Try the Oaxacan on Broken Glass cocktail, with Banhez mezcal, lime cordial, chile liqueur and bitters ($15) and relax in a chair overlooking the skyline.
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The bartender, Hazel, who simultaneously manages to be cordial and keep her distance, has been serving Dewar's to Mr. Louie for a very long time.
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Mr. Singer said that he had spoken to Ms. Kohler "in a cordial, nonthreatening tone" and that she had agreed that the post was fabricated.
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BREXIT: UK MINISTER GOVE SAYS CONVERSATION BETWEEN JOHNSON AND IRELAND'S VARADKAR CORDIAL AND CONSTRUCTIVE AND THEY SAY THERE HAS BEEN GOOD PROGRESS SO I'M DELIGHTED
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Bennett also described the first lady's relationship with Ivanka as "cordial, not close," and that her stepdaughter's formal role as a senior adviser "intimidated" Melania.
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Mr. Hernandez was cordial and relaxed as he described everything from the gang's attacks to its leadership ladder to the gang affiliations of other rappers.
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The message was reportedly sent to Bezos after he and the crown prince had a cordial conversation on the messaging app on May 1, 2023.
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The message was reportedly sent to Bezos after he and the crown prince had a cordial conversation on the messaging app on May 1, 2018.
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The discussions were preliminary and cordial, according to one of the sources, and focused on the case and the potential ways it might be resolved.
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As in her two prior meetings that I also attended, they had an entirely cordial, pleasant conversation and signaled their mutual desire to work together.
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Another surprise was Trump's cordial press conference with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, where the two leaders praised the other's leadership of the military alliance.
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Although the hearing was largely cordial, Mr. Ross was heckled at one point by protesters who accused him of sending jobs offshore as a businessman.
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But now, in an advanced age, he's become known to neighbors as a cordial but distant man, who has struggled with alcohol and drug addiction.
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He was heavy on terse answers during that particular scrum, but he can be chatty and cordial when he isn't answering stock fight-week questions.
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Having already angered Malaysia — with whom it previously enjoyed a cordial relationship — the secretive kingdom's list of friends in the international community is dwindling fast.
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Christopher Steele, the author of the Steele dossier, had a "cordial" relationship with Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpTrump signs executive order combating anti-Semitism on campuses Advocacy groups decry Trump's 'anti-family policies' ahead of White House summit Author of Steele dossier had 'cordial' relationship with Ivanka Trump: report MORE ahead of his investigation into her father's campaign's connections to Russia, ABC News reported Monday.
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So while Rich does satisfy his goal of humanizing those in the Tea Party, finding them cordial and committed, his research project is also somewhat disillusioning.
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Because here you had two leaders who are really throwing rocks at each other, and now are shaking hands and being very cordial with each other.
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After all, the Queen eventually struck up cordial and personal relationships with several American first ladies, and that could become the case for Trump as well.
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RELATED: Trump and Merkel ready for tough talk on trade and defense spending And Trump and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
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"I'm never attaching myself to those old feelings," she said sharing that she does not plan to have anything more than a cordial relationship with him.
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The timeline doesn't look great for Koko, and while there are certainly people on the internet playing into that, Kardashian and Craig seem to be cordial.
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Relations between Haley and Trump have been far from cordial, with both vaulting verbal jabs at each other during the race for the White House. Rep.
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The meeting between the two leaders, described as very cordial, followed a previous meeting of emissaries from both parties who said there was reason for optimism.
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Rogers was said to consider his show "tending soil," and it helped me eventually blossom into someone still shy, but more cordial — and always still me.
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So far relations have been cordial, but Akzo's managers dislike Elliott's aggression, such as its call for the sacking of the chairman of the supervisory board.
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"In theory, a deal could be struck, but relations seem far from cordial and the Debenhams management look set on giving the lenders control," he said.
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The dictator turned out to be short (Mrs Albright and her host wore heels of the same height, she found), well-informed and cordial, if disingenuous.
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As Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos hash out one of the most expensive divorces in history, the two are determined to remain cordial, a source tells PEOPLE.
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"It was a cordial discussion, considering the topic, and you could see how you could argue both sides on the face of it," said one source.
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The mood seemed cordial -- not least perhaps because Iran was among the first countries to condemn the recent coup attempt in Turkey, even as it unfolded.
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"The Russians have been nothing but professional, cordial and disciplined," Army Lieutenant General Stephen Townsend, the Iraq-based commander of the U.S.-led coalition, told Reuters.
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Like CNN anchor Jake Tapper, I was perplexed by Spicer's transformation from cordial GOP advocate to what can seem like temperamental bulldog chained to a podium.
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"When faced with the FBI's question on January 24, during an interview that was voluntary and cordial, the defendant repeated the same false statements," he wrote.
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In company, she is cordial and voluble—nice, in a word—but with what often seems a fraction of a mind that is occultly busy elsewhere.
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"When faced with the FBI's question on January 24, during an interview that was voluntary and cordial, the defendant repeated the same false statements," he continued.
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Our relationship reached a plateau of cordial indifference: We lived 2,000 miles apart and talked on the phone once a week about nothing important at all.
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Her skill at camouflaging a blistering critique behind a cordial smile stuck with Morgan E. Welch, a lawyer who ran up against her more than once.
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Zelensky publicly echoed Trump's description of a cordial call, and he said he did not want to be involved in the "democratic, open elections of USA."
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Zelensky publicly echoed Trump's description of a cordial call, and he said he did not want to be involved in the "democratic, open elections of USA."
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Beck has a hard time being as cordial to her stepmother over dinner, who calls out the grad student for using her dad for his cash.
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She added, however, that the relationship between Washington and Pyongyang was "cordial," there was no "major issue" and that she believed the talks would be rescheduled.
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The two were only inside the restaurant together for a short while -- but afterward, Young broke it down for us ... and told us things are cordial.
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He and Heinz-Christian Strache of the Freedom Party have had some cordial head-to-head debates, though Kern says their parties are still "worlds apart".
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"Our discussions were cordial and professional, and we agreed that it would be a good idea to discuss the possible resolution of the dispute," he added.
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His cordial ties with Iran are a matter of necessity because the two countries share the giant gas field that is the source of Qatar's wealth.
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Its warm opening words — "My dear Mr. President" — acknowledged a cordial relationship between the two men, as well as the success of the White House's strategy.
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The two have history -- Chael famously fought Jon back in 2013 (Jon won in a 1st round stoppage) ... and they've had a cordial relationship ever since.
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Ebrard made the comment on Twitter after holding what he described as a "cordial" meeting with Guatemala's new president, Alejandro Giammattei, who took office on Tuesday.
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While Trump has enjoyed a cordial relationship with many of Fox News's opinion hosts, he's also shown a willingness to target some of its news anchors.
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Yet, for many of the region's presidents, maintaining correct if not cordial relations with the United States is critical to achieving domestic and foreign policy goals.
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Sondland also reiterated his view that a July 10 White House meeting was cordial and did not include any "yelling and screaming" as others have said.
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Very strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build and maintain professional, friendly, and cordial relationships with stakeholders, including staff, board members, external partners and donors.
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People with knowledge of Trian's interactions with Procter & Gamble stressed that the discussions had been cordial, with the two sides agreeing on a number of issues.
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As they feuded and exchanged threats during his rule, the sultan managed to stay on cordial terms with them all, and major western powers to boot.
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Mr. Trump's formal introduction to the complexities of the European Union began on Thursday with a cordial handshake and a walk through a forest of flags.
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Thompson: It looks like we are about to see a pretty brutal fight begin after a mostly cordial year-plus of the primary race so far.
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"Discussions are on with the United States, and given cordial and strong ties, keeping retaliatory tariffs out of it," Commerce Ministry Secretary Anup Wadhawan told reporters.
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One that the president described as cordial, saying that they have a great relate in the United States, has a great relationship with both Merkel and Germany.
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For the most part, the pair have been very cordial to one another when it's happened – like when they were reunited at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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While he once referred to Trump as "arrogant" and a "show off," López Obrador has managed to forge a cordial, even friendly relationship with his US counterpart.
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People can be very touchy when it comes to their pets, and I want to maintain cordial relations with them for the sake of my continued employment.
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"The meetings were brief, cordial and appropriate, and despite Linda's allegations, I made no romantic overtures towards her, at that time or any other," the statement continued.
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The bar owner said that Johnson had been "cordial and respectful" before police took him to the ground in an effort to arrest him for underage drinking.
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Despite some cordial interactions in the past, Trump and Clinton clearly don't like each other, and those feelings will become more intense as the campaign heats up.
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It had nothing to gain by persisting in its self-imposed isolation and much to hope for from a show of cordial relations with the United States.
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President Obama, also in Riyadh, spent more than two hours with King Salman in a meeting Wednesday that American officials said was cordial but highlighted deep differences.
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Admittedly, though, Sutherland hits his stride when he greets the ambassador in the White House — he starts off cordial before dropping his voice to an ominous growl.
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There were a few cordial exchanges, after which Mr Trump said that he would no longer raise the issue of the Russian intervention in the U.S. elections.
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France has now recalled its ambassador to Italy following months of escalating tension, but why has it got so heated between the two — normally cordial — European neighbors?
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According to the Holy See, the meeting was "cordial," as the pair discussed health care, education and immigration, as well as how to best protect Christian refugees.
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It's the moment right after the comment when the person who [Trump] was just talking about is there with him and he's being cordial and somewhat respectful.
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There are reports that El Shehaby's refusal was politically motivated under pressure from powerful Egyptians who did not want to see him be cordial with an Israeli.
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"We've kept the relationship open and cordial from a staff all the way up to the principal level," Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir told CNN last week.
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Located at the foot of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman has carefully managed to maintain cordial relations with countries that are adversaries, such as Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Mr. Trump, who tends to be far less confrontational with perceived foes in private settings, was cordial with Mr. Sessions at their meeting on criminal justice overhaul.
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So the first time you meet with a financial adviser, you should have a direct and cordial conversation about how your financial professional expects to get paid.
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Similarly the relationship between the Americans and the Manbij Military Council is comfortable and cordial, and the Americans have praised its efforts to restore a stable government.
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R. Kelly's so-called girlfriends will be visiting him frequently now that he's in his prison's general population, but their visits will be strictly cordial ... NOT conjugal.
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Uzbekistan nearly sealed borders with two of its impoverished neighbours, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, and its relations with other ex-Soviet neighbours and Afghanistan are far from cordial.
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" Fox also invited him to visit Mexico and see "what it's all about" in a cordial tone that he even emphasized by calling his own apology "humble.
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"Twenty-One Is the Loneliest Number" (season 6, episode 7) And here's the first time Lorelai and Rory consider being cordial to each other since the rift.
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There are many different forms of greetings around the world — from kisses on the cheek to bowing to even sticking one's tongue out as a cordial acknowledgement.
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The divorce was just finalized, and according to docs it all seems pretty cordial -- with such a short marriage there wasn't much community property to divvy up.
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But he was in none — rush, that is — which he conveyed by tucking a napkin under his chin in cordial welcome to a bowl of lobster bisque.
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Ms. Conway's visit was a hopeful sign to Mr. Meyers that he could still have cordial relations with the new administration if he conducted the interview thoughtfully.
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They put that rancor aside for a cordial meeting after the election, but that barely veiled the chasm between them in terms of personality, politics and policy.
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Joseph Lowery, who was also part of King's inner circle at the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, described King's relationship with Graham as cordial but tinged with conflict.
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Relations between Trump, 73, and Carter have sometimes been cordial, with the two even sharing a phone call in June about the United States' relationship with China.
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You might also have heard that although cordial working relationships are encouraged, people who don't know when to stop are apt to run into terrible professional trouble.
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Mr. Rafsanjani also had cordial ties with the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Iran's principal rival in the Middle East, who share a mutual hostility with Ayatollah Khamenei.
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He settled into a first-floor apartment in Hollis, Queens, where neighbors said he was quiet but cordial, waving hello to neighbors, and carrying on small talk.
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California baker Claire Ptak is hard at work finishing up the staple for any wedding ... this cake contains 200 Amalfi lemons, and 10 bottles of elderflower cordial.
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It began in Saudi Arabia in 1983 and is a companion to the popular Rani drink (which proudly includes real fruit pieces) and Vimto, a nonalcoholic cordial.
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Lee offered positive views on a recent cordial exchange of letters between Trump and Kim and on Chinese President Xi Jinping's summit with Kim early this year.
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Buuuuuut ... it's also ENTIRELY possible the two just happened to be leaving the same restaurant at the same time and were being cordial in the parking lot.
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The White House said Trump and Xi had a lengthy, wide-ranging talk that was "extremely cordial," and that both leaders invited each other for a visit.
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Now she's been recorded not only being nice and cordial to him about his song but also insinuating that it'd be good marketing for her and Kanye.
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These rumors don't totally exist in the fantasy lives of Pitt-Aniston stans: The former spouses are definitely cordial, with Pitt attending Aniston's 50th birthday party in February.
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Trump struck a cordial, diplomatic tone while addressing the press after the meeting, but used much more hostile rhetoric when discussing Mexico in a press conference hours later.
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It's nice to see them so cordial, especially after the speed bump in their friendship when Valderrama talked about taking Moore's virginity, a comment he continues to regret.
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Clare*, 25, was browsing Bumble when she came across "a friend of a friend that I had met and been cordial with for a few years," she says.
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Even emails between Sondland and Hill, Trump's former Russia specialist, were "cordial" and "collegial," with the ambassador keeping her updated on his activities in Ukraine, the person said.
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DeWine and Kasich have a cordial relationship, and one of Kasich's former top political aides is managing DeWine's campaign; DeWine also endorsed Kasich's presidential bid during the primary.
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The cordial beginning to Justice Kavanaugh's new career caps a Republican quest five decades in the making to lock down a dependable conservative majority on America's highest court.
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But now that the North is apparently its own independent thing, Sansa and Bran's cordial agreement also is probably sowing future sectarian conflict for the people of Westeros.
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Despite its cordial relations with terrorist groups, Qatar is also home to 11,000 US troops at the Al Udeid Air Base, the largest military instillation in the region.
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Cordial, a San Diego startup building what CEO Jeremy Swift described as a "truly next-generation platform" for email marketing, has raised $15 million in Series B funding.
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The negotiations are moving along mostly as normal, according to multiple sources, creating a sometimes awkward but cordial relationship between America and the rest of the world here.
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While Papa was expected to face tough questions at the meeting held in the Montreal suburb of Laval, it lasted just 40 minutes, and some shareholders were cordial.
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"He had cordial enough relations with the top leadership in the government," said the person, who asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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Page tweeted what he indicated was an email from the source in July 2017, describing their interactions as "cordial," but CNN has not independently confirmed the email's authenticity.
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The tone of the meeting was cordial — Bayern prides itself on its hospitality, its clubby atmosphere — but it was not, from the agents' point of view, especially productive.
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Those meetings were described as largely cordial, according to people familiar with them, with extended discussions of the issues Trump would face and the pitfalls he could avoid.
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And the way we carry ourselves in our public debates is how we are represented to the American people – no matter how cordial we are behind closed doors.
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Trump's frequent critiques of the central bank's monetary choices and Powell's leadership are well known, but the president hailed a "cordial" exchange to start the week (The Hill).
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Instead of threats and counter-threats, and a costly new arms race, Trump should invite Kim Jong Un and family to the White House for a cordial visit.
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Even with Colyer's conciliatory speech, the last week in Kansas Republican politics hasn't exactly been cordial as the last remaining votes were counted in an extremely close race.
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Mnuchin "views the speaker as a shrewd professional with whom he continues to have a constructive and cordial working relationship and a good personal rapport," the official said.
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Despite their sharp differences, Prince Mohammed had remained cordial with Mr. Obama, and the president thought they shared a mutual respect, according to four senior White House officials.
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The president had a cordial, if at times awkward, lunch with Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, and then used Twitter to deny any plans to fire him.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines is playing the cordial host as President Trump nears the end of his marathon Asia tour.
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After President Trump took office, he tried to foster a cordial relationship with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, and Mr. Trump says he and Mr. Xi are friends.
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After eight relatively cordial debates, Wednesday night's event in Las Vegas was a two-hour battle in which every candidate was put on the defensive, especially Michael Bloomberg.
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"I&aposve known Ambassador Bolton for years; we have a cordial and respectful relationship and I wanted to thank him for his service," Engel said in a statement.
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" Meantime the President of Mexico said Monday that the government will continue to work with the US in a, "proactive and cordial spirit during negotiations and mutual respect.
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Even Trump, who spent the campaign railing against the "fake news" media, seemed to intuit that a cordial relationship with reporters was essential to managing his public image.
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Through his cordial relationship with the media, he motivated and inspired people to study the great questions and to think about the unsolved mysteries that stand before us.
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Dear Amy: Our son-in-law "Steve's" stepfather, "Tom," is a man with whom my husband and I have had a cautious but cordial relationship for many years.
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Mr. Apol, in his role as general counsel, had a much more cordial relationship with the White House over the last six months, White House officials have said.
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Scotland's leader, Nicola Sturgeon, has described her dealings with Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain as cordial despite blunt differences over the future of the United Kingdom — Mrs.
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I guess, the thing that people don't understand is, there are plenty more interactions I have with people where they do recognize me, and it's a cordial exchange.
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While sources say the gathering was cordial, the two groups came to a standstill over YouTube's removal of a 2017 video from Heritage's content arm, The Daily Signal.
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The statement said they had a cordial first meeting, on the sidelines of the meeting of trade ministers from Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) countries in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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But the former president, perhaps hoping to preserve some influence with his surprise successor, vowed to have a cordial relationship with the 45th president when he left office.
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Describing the relationship between Washington and Pyongyang as "cordial," Haley said she did not think there was a "major issue" and she believed the talks would be rescheduled.
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"Discussions are on with the United States, and given cordial and strong ties, (we are) keeping retaliatory tariffs out of it," Commerce Secretary Anup Wadhawan said in New Delhi.
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And, afterwards, he wrote both Walt and me an exceptionally cordial thank you note, which was the mature thing to do given how much attention the sweating had gotten.
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On the outside he's civil and cordial, but deep down Hearst is driven by his selfish obsession and a willingness to stop at nothing to get what he wants.
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When Franken stopped by at the booth, Menz said that she and her husband, Jeremy Menz, recognized him and added that she had a cordial exchange with the senator.
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They are usually well written, cordial and lack the misspellings, grammar mistakes and exclamation points that would trigger many popular email filters that search for spam or phishing attempts.
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A challenge will be to maintain cordial relations with a vibrant—and skeptical—civil society while implementing economic policies that will inevitably create losers in some segments of society.
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He met privately with McConnell at National Republican Senatorial Committee headquarters last summer and had a "cordial" meeting with the GOP leader, according to Stutzman and a McConnell aide.
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But Erdogan's cordial trip to Russia, a nation at odds with the West on a host of issues from Syria to Ukraine, may give Turkey's allies pause for thought.
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Johnson said Hernandez "had a couple of drinks" while playing soccer with friends earlier in the day and had engaged in "cordial conversation" with restaurant employees before the confrontation.
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Brokaw has said nothing of the sort happened, describing his meetings with Vester as "brief, cordial, and appropriate," and denying the incident with the former production assistant ever happened.
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Daniel Cormier and Jon Jones came face to face in the lobby of an L.A. hotel right before the ESPYs ... but according to DC, the two kept it cordial.
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According to Club Soda, while some pubs are giving away the cordial-based drink for free, others are selling it for the same price as a pint of lager.
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"Words matter, and we want to see an atmosphere that is cordial and open to strong cooperation," State Department spokesman Mark Toner told a regular news briefing in Washington.
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The next leader of the free world began Thursday with a "cordial" meeting with President Barack Obama about the White House transition, and he somehow managed to sound presidential.
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Jin Seong-nam of HI says that unification funds tend to attract investment when relations between the Koreas are cordial, on the expectation that cross-border business will grow.
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"The habitual use of coffee would greatly promote sobriety being in itself a cordial stimulant; it is a most powerful antidote to the temptation of spiritous liquors," he wrote.
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But if I get any sense that they're not at least 70 percent as committed as I am, then I'll be a lot less cordial about the whole thing.
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For years, Yan maintained cordial relationships within the Army, and, even while his books were being censored or banned, some government censors praised them, occasionally asking for signed copies.
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As the media elites tried to generate offense at every interaction between President Trump and her majesty, Queen Elizabeth remained perfectly cordial, never betraying the slightest indication of unease.
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Some may even point to Clinton's concession speech and Obama's "cordial" meeting with Trump as signs that we must give Trump a chance and try to work with him.
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The anonymity and made-up back story presents a challenge for journalists, but their fans don't seem to mind and Fuzzmaster and I manage a cordial and illuminating conversation.
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The Canadian trade leaders, who said the discussions were positive, cordial and that there was good faith on both sides of the negotiating table between the longtime trading partners.
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And until Thursday, the president had remained mostly cordial with the press as he and others at the briefing work to disseminate the administration's messaging on its coronavirus response.
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But it seemed unlikely that the South Korean delegation would have publicized such an offer without the North's assurances, after what by all accounts was an extraordinarily cordial visit.
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Trump has cultivated a cordial relationship with North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong Un, and in July became the first sitting U.S. president to set foot on North Korean soil.
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Though a member of the European Union, Cyprus is much closer to Beirut than to Brussels, and has a large Russian expatriate population and cordial relations with the Kremlin.
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He told her that he'd eject her from the interview, and while that threat was mostly playful, it did reflect the kinds of relationships that he preferred. Cordial. Nurturing.
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When a New York Times reporter and photographer appeared unannounced, Constance Ulbrich, a CATL employee, was cordial but said she was not authorized to answer questions or allow photos.
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As for Meek allegedly requesting the couple for a word in private, our sources call BS on Meek being this cordial ... since he's the one who started the showdown.
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Although the executives were cordial and arranged for him to talk to someone else on their teams, he said he didn't believe the company had taken his concerns seriously.
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Stage 1 — blissful ignorance — sees me growing up thinking that raspberries came in a bottle of an overly sweet cordial that you'd dilute with water and drink after school.
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The family is cordial with all comers, but when two representatives of Albertsons appeared at her booth, Ms. Healy excused herself with alacrity, pivoting midsentence to address potential customers.
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Those arrayed flags and cordial handshakes are themselves something Pyongyang has long sought: a propaganda victory that provided Kim an equal footing with the president of the United States.
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However, in a speech laying out the blueprint, Mr. Trump highlighted his cordial relationship with Mr. Putin and made no mention of Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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You might be tempted to credit his nearly infinite collection of vintage studio equipment, but he's sworn that's not the secret to the cordial glow of tracks like this.
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" When asked what he would say to Simpson if the 70-year-old wanted to come to a practice, Helton said -- "I'm cordial to every person that I've ever met.
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The book provides evidence of Mr. Sadr's deep distrust of Ayatollah Khomeini, whom he apparently regarded as a dangerous lunatic, belying their outwardly cordial dealings and family ties through marriage.
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British employment tribunals take a dim view of a woman who waits more than three months to complain, and regard cordial communications with her alleged harasser as undermining her case.
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"I have observed hundreds of interactions in salons in this neighborhood that were very cordial and where workers and customers were very respectful and appreciative of each other," she said.
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In a rare cordial moment, Mr Trump welcomed the record number of women in work, drawing whoops and cheers from Democratic congresswomen, who had dressed in white for the occasion.
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Unable to afford skyrocketing living costs, I had moved into a home in Monterey, California, with a virtual stranger under the promise of cheap rent and a cordial living environment.
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But Saudi anger, shared by the UAE, Jordan and Egypt, is directed at Qatar's mercurial and independent foreign policy, which includes cordial relations with the Islamic republic across the water.
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Meanwhile, the state dinner between Trump and Xi was cordial, with observers saying despite intense speculation prior to the encounter, both sides will make it work for their domestic audiences.
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It is unclear if they are still engaged, but do at least appear to be cordial, based on Kardashian's sweet message to the mother of his child on Mother's Day.
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He and Rex Tillerson, the Secretary of State, arranged for Trump and Xi to meet at Mar-a-Lago on April 7th, for a cordial get-to-know-you summit.
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The two men have ties to a neighborhood where the ambitions of police commanders depend on their ability to maintain cordial relationships with elements of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community.
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He also told Politico he intends to reach out to rapper Kanye West, who made headlines last week when he and Trump shared a cordial back-and-forth on Twitter.
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Much of the credit for the central bank's survival lies with Mohammed Bin Humam, its 69-year-old governor who has cordial ties to both sides in the civil war.
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"I have worked with Chuck Grassley off and on through the years, and always had what I considered and what I think he'd consider a cordial working relationship," Judge said.
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Obama, 55, said his conversations with Trump have been cordial, and that the 70-year-old business mogul has been open to suggestions ahead of his inauguration on Jan. 20.
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Senate Republicans described the meeting as friendly and cordial, even though Senate Majority Leader McConnell (R-Ky.) told reporters Wednesday that he expected a "frank exchange" with the presumptive nominee.
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Unbound by a desire to maintain cordial relations with his counterparts, the President will arrive for a NATO summit in Brussels, Belgium, facing leaders who are preparing for the worst.
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The White House transition to a Trump administration opened with an extraordinarily cordial meeting between President Obama and President-elect Donald J. Trump, once bitter political opponents and stylistic opposites.
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The last meeting, held two months ago, was cordial, she said, as representatives gave her renderings for a museum that would be on the ground floor of the condominium complex.
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As for the touching that's evident in the video ... Heller says Gooding admits placing his hand on her thigh as a cordial gesture -- as friends might do when sitting closely.
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Mr. Ermold, who has since married his partner, filed his paperwork to run to Ms. Davis herself on Wednesday, according to The Associated Press, which described the encounter as cordial.
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A Colonial Cordial (Scotch, Papidoux calvados, Grand Marnier, thyme liqueur, bitters; 350 baht) is practically a must, and dress code is B.Y. O. P. H.: Bring your own pith helmet.
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The meeting seemed cordial, and Mr. Rajoy gave Mr. Puigdemont a facsimile of part of the first edition of "Don Quixote," in which the legendary knight-errant travels to Barcelona.
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At a meeting devised for cooperation and comity, public smiles and descriptions of "cordial" conversations were undercut by what officials said was a struggle to agree on a common direction.
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While Trump has developed a cordial relationship with Kim, and often speaks highly of him, there has been scant progress in the U.S. aim of getting North Korea to denuclearize.
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In normal circumstances, the U.S. objective would be to avert the global economic shock of a "no deal" Brexit and ensure relations between European allies remain cordial, come what may.
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Relations between Spain's central government in Madrid and the Catalan capital, Barcelona, have thawed in recent weeks, with Mr. Sanchez hosting cordial talks with Mr. Torra in Madrid this month.
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"I was with Katie last night at the People's Choice Awards and we had a blast together, like, we're still very cordial and friendly when we hang out," she said.
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All four countries have another thing in common, namely close and cordial relations with nearby authoritarian China, which has used its power and wealth to promote authoritarianism throughout its region.
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They have since maintained a cordial relationship, spending time together at the White House's annual Easter Egg roll in April and exchanging well-wishes on Mother's Day and Father's Day.
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Despite Trump targeting Clinton's past infidelity during the campaign, the pair had a seemingly cordial relationship previously and were pictured golfing together and laughing at Trump's 2005 wedding in Florida.
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Pelosi and Sanders have a cordial working relationship and they, along with Schumer, teamed up to rally Democrats for a "day of action" to save Obamacare after the 2016 elections.
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With the leading Democratic presidential candidates are bunched in a close four-way race in both Iowa and New Hampshire, the previously cordial relations between the two progressive frontrunners Sens.
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Despite these difficulties, relations between Trump administration and the Israeli government have been more cordial than under the Obama presidency, although differences remain over the scope of Israeli settlement-building.
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Since taking office, Vazquez has had a cordial relationship with the island's unpopular financial oversight board, which commenced a form of bankruptcy for the government in federal court in 2017.
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Meanwhile, the police who manned the Area 51 gate 10 miles out from Rachel seemed even more bored, but they were as cordial as I've ever seen a cop be.
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"As a small country with close ties to the U.S., most Irish people are pragmatic about keeping cordial relations," said Hugh Linehan, arts and culture editor at the Irish Times.
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Most humans engage in simple, cordial behavior that takes others' feelings into account—stuff like picking their stuff off the floor of their shared apartment or being a good housemate.
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A new period of more cordial relations was ushered in by the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, where athletes from the two nations entered the opening ceremony as a unified Korean team.
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Relations between Spain's central government in Madrid and the Catalan capital Barcelona have thawed in recent weeks, with Prime Minister Sanchez hosting cordial talks with Torra in Madrid earlier in July.
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But the timing of Modi's visit to Riyadh had some wondering if India was trying to turn the relative cooling of Saudi Arabia's otherwise cordial relation with Pakistan in its favor.
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Later, British officials confronted him during a St. Patrick's Day reception at the White House to deny -- in serious and less-than-cordial terms, according to a UK official -- the allegations.
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Which ever one you choose, it's poured over mocha sauce and candied cherry syrup, which is similar to what comes dripping out every time you bite in to a cherry cordial.
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A report by the Washington Post said that Trump was a total mean girl, during what was meant to be a cordial phone call with the Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull.
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Suu Kyi's administration has tried to establish cordial relations with the generals and has not challenged the army's outsized economic role, which hinges on control of resources and vast land holdings.
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The New York Times reports that they had limited yet cordial relations and even played golf together at a charity event at one of Trump's golf courses during Bloomberg's second term.
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Obama characterized their conversations as "cordial" during his news conference, while Trump has spoken relatively warmly of Obama during the rallies he is undertaking as part of his "Thank You" tour.
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While Trump and Obama had cordial conversations during the transition, when the 44th president worked to prepare his successor and sought to fulfill his constitutional responsibilities, they have no relationship now.
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Jia Tolentino, in a New Yorker article written in blood, enumerated some of the reasons why women seek to maintain cordial or amicable relations with the men who have harassed them.
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It's there, amid a sprinkling of sweaty tourists braving the heat, that I find a stand serving sharbat roohafza: a luminous pink, rose-flavoured cordial I've heard about but never tried.
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Plenty of preto (black) and pardo (mixed-race) Brazilians, who together make up just over half of the country's 208m people, proudly contrast its cordial race relations with America's interracial strife.
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Remarkably, a leader in the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Vatican body responsible for repressing heresy and promulgating correct doctrine, initiated a cordial exchange of views with her.
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In comparison, China is currently locked in lengthy negotiations with the United States over the trade deficit while Washington increases pressure on its South China Sea claims, cooling previously cordial relations.
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But Mr. Graham said he recently had a "cordial" phone call with Mr. Trump on foreign policy, and Mr. Flake has said he is still deciding whether to endorse the businessman.
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Liu hand-delivered a letter from Xi praising Kim's leadership and including congratulations not just from the Chinese Communist Party but Xi's personal "cordial wishes" in a powerful show of respect.
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This time, the discussion remained "very cordial" and Pelosi even accepted a Tic Tac from Trump at one point during the 90-minute, closed-door meeting, according to a Democratic aide.
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Mr. McCain was cordial but direct with Mr. Pence, according to a Republican briefed on the meeting, making clear that he hoped the Indiana governor could help rein in Mr. Trump.
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The discussion was cordial, one person familiar with it said, and not the type of direct confrontation that French President Emmanuel Macron employed when he ran across MBS at the summit.
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"It's shocking because when you see him, he's very cordial, very respectful -- you know, 'Good morning, hi,' Sometimes if we need help bringing stuff up, he's willing to help," she said.
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" Just in case it didn't sink in how cordial it's going to be, they added, "If we had known we would separate after 250 years, we would do it all again.
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The talks were cordial and another meeting of technical experts is planned for next week, they said, adding that both sides had agreed to work toward soon making the route operational.
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A brief exchange of official cordial greetings in early November, after the conclusion of China's Party Congress, appeared to show China and North Korea might be making efforts to repair ties.
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The culture in the field, once cordial and collaborative, became openly combative, as scientists adjusted to new norms of public critique while still struggling to adjust to new standards of evidence.
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According to folklorist and American pie historian Emily Hilliard, grasshopper pie may have come from a recipe invented by the Knox Gelatine and Heublein Cordial companies as a cross-promotional item.
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Which is just brutal in how it tries to be businesslike and cordial about the dangers they face from public scrutiny as gay men while still making clear his true feelings.
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Mr. Pence also said that he had a cordial encounter with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Tuesday at the gala dinner hosted by the regional bloc, known as Asean.
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In agreeing to restore cordial relations, South Korea pledged not to accept additional Thaad launchers, and agreed not to join a regional missile defense system with the United States and Japan.
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Bobby begins the episode by officially signing divorce papers with his now ex-wife Lara; the meeting is cordial, as is their private discussion of their finances and legal situation afterward.
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Apparently Woman B felt "hurt and confused," to the point that my dad didn't attend the funeral, either, even though he and my mother had established a cordial relationship over time.
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Despite the cordial atmosphere of the brief opening meeting— it lasted only 55 minutes — the conference found itself with its hands still securely tied because of the continuing U.S.-Soviet deadlock.
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The new negotiations did not begin on a cordial note: On November 19, US negotiators cut talks short when it became clear no progress would be made for the time being.
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The two men remained cordial on the debate stage and in the occasional green room meeting, even as the race's fading front-runners, Kerry and Lieberman, tried to arrest Dean's slide.
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Trump and Macri had a cordial one-on-one meeting; American support had been crucial for Argentina to obtain a $56 billion loan package last year from the International Monetary Fund.
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And the lack of urgency in the clip — the meeting seems to be cordial and polite — may indicate that the characters don't yet know about the ice dragon attacking the Wall.
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JFK Library JFK Library Butler's response to both letters follows a reserved but cordial script: In response to the handwritten letter, he writes: Thank you for your letter of March 5.
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During an "extremely cordial" phone call with Xi Jinping, his opposite number, on February 9th, Donald Trump agreed to honour his country's long-standing "one-China policy", according to the White House.
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The cordial exchanges between President Trump and House Speaker Pelosi — from just weeks ago — appear to be over, as the two have moved to strip away privileges traditionally honored across party lines.
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A source recently told U.K. outlet The Sun that Trump was concerned about the reception he'd receive, and allegedly asked Prime Minister Theresa May to ensure her countrymen and women were cordial.
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Asian leaders wishing for a cordial relationship with the U.S. president-elect may have to scrub from their minds some of Donald Trump's comments about the region, because they've rarely been positive.
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With official break-up negotiations yet to even begin, Nickel noted that there was the "potential for tensions further down the line" despite the cordial atmosphere expected between May and Merkel tonight.
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At least before the cameras, the cardinal's exchanges with Russia's political and religious leadership were much more cordial than, say, the recent, manifestly frosty encounter between Pope Francis and President Donald Trump.
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Clinton's pointed remarks — and the sparring between the candidates — suggested that the Democratic presidential debate on Sunday could take a sharper tone than the previous ones, which were largely cordial affairs. Mrs.
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"There's a long way still to go and I'm very clear that bill has to change," Sturgeon told reporters after talks with May in London that she described as "constructive and cordial".
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The 39-year-old French leader and Putin exchanged a cordial, businesslike handshake and smiles when the latter stepped from his limousine, with Macron appearing to say "welcome" to him in French.
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When Swift and Sales Engineering Manager Justin Soni gave me a quick demo of the Cordial platform, one of the big distinctions they pointed to was the way it uses customer data.
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French President Emmanuel Macron and Trump, who exchanged terse Twitter messages ahead of the summit, had a brief "very cordial" discussion about trade and North Korea, a French official said on Friday.
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Richard McGregor, senior fellow at Sydney's Lowy Institute, told CNN the perfect outcome of the summit for China would be cordial talks, leading eventually to a peace treaty and calmer Korean Peninsula.
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But a small light at the end of the tunnel could be found in Iran's cordial relations with Russia and China, both of which have criticized U.S. threats to destroy the deal.
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Mr. Sondland, a wealthy hotelier and political donor before his diplomatic appointment, said that he had a cordial relationship with Ms. Hill, according to a transcript of his testimony released on Tuesday.
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The debate last Sunday between frontrunners, Merkel and the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD) candidate Martin Schulz, was "polite and cordial," with none of the emotive storming common elsewhere in Europe.
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While Trump's relationships with virtually every one of his Republican rivals was something short of cordial, the mutual animosity he and Cruz held for one another seemed to be on another level.
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And Mother's Ruin, a popular spot in NoLIta, serves a frozen drink called a Coffee Cordial Boozy Slushy, which features Toby's Estate coffee infused with white rum, nutmeg, cinnamon and star anise.
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But Narinder, a pious Sikh, has agreed to the marriage out of a spiritual yearning to help someone in need; she is cordial but distant, careful not to offer him any encouragement.
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Cortis, 53, who has spent months driving the country with his trailer-mounted model bridge, said the atmosphere had been cordial despite the political differences on display across much of the city.
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The Obama administration has had a cordial relationship with Nicaragua, but decades of criticism from the U.S. government haven't been forgotten by Ortega, who fought against U.S.-backed rebels in the 1980s.
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So far, Mr. Cook has walked a fine line, holding cordial private meetings with Mr. Trump while also publicly criticizing his policies, without drawing the ire of the president or Apple employees.
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The cordial relations between Apple and Netflix showed signs of fraying last November, when Netflix, led by Reed Hastings, stopped allowing people to sign up for its service through Apple's iTunes store.
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They centered mostly on logistical issues, such as timing and security for Dr. Blasey, and whether there might be additional witnesses; the discussions were cordial, according to several people familiar with them.
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But here is what it was made of: 200 Amalfi lemons, 500 organic eggs from Sussex, about 44 pounds each of butter, flour and sugar, and 10 bottles of Sandringham elderflower cordial.
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But it showed the speed with which a cordial conversation deteriorated into gunfire, and seemed to capture Mr. Castile trying to allay the officer's fears about a gun he had with him.
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China threat 'panic' in the US As China's economic and military might have grown in the past decade, the US has generally tried to maintain a policy of cordial engagement with Beijing.
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During the three decades of Hosni Mubarak's presidency, Egypt's Turkey ties were marked by cordial competition, with both sharing an alliance with Washington while also jockeying for influence in the eastern Mediterranean.
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"Though they were cordial in public and on the floor, they really did not have the kind of working relationship on a day-to-day basis that most people assume," Durbin said.
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"Because conduct between McGregor and Cerrone had been cordial, the UFC veteran said the media may be unhappy because "you guys ain&apost getting the clickbait and all the s--- you want.
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The Canadian government has been cordial about the prospect of having Prince Harry and Meghan move there, but noncommittal about whether it would pay for any of their security or other expenses.
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For instance, if an employee is normally very cordial and patient with coworkers or customers, but is now frequently losing patience quickly, that can also be a sign of burnout, Fanning added.
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Everyone involved presented the move as a cordial business decision with no hard feelings involved — until this week, when Swift wrote her Tumblr post decrying both Borchetta and Braun as toxic manipulators.
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Macron, who received Obama's public support during his campaign for the presidency, slammed Trump's decision to ditch the climate accord last June, but has since tried to maintain cordial relations with the billionaire.
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By most accounts their relationship was, at best, publicly cordial, with each subsuming any animosity into the greater goal of the success of their husbands, Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush.
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"He said with deep emotion that the Chinese comrades accorded cordial hospitality to him with utmost sincerity in token of warm comradely friendship during his recent unforgettable visit to China," the KCNA said.
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As a senator Duque earned a reputation for being a thoughtful, cordial adversary who frequently stretched his hand across the aisle, but some of his prominent backers are outright hostile to the FARC.
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So, anyone who has a problem with me defending freedom of expression as embodied by today's disfavored crowd... well, they are free to accept my cordial invitation to them to go fuck themselves.
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The Chinese state news agency described the atmosphere in talks between Kim and Xi as "cordial and friendly" and said the two reached important consensus, agreeing to make joint efforts to promote development.
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Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling and Oprah may be appearing together in the forthcoming Disney movie A Wrinkle in Time, but the actresses have already proven their friendship goes beyond being cordial cast mates.
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"All I can say is that we had productive and cordial meetings with the various participants" involved in talks on Greece's bailout during the IMF's spring meetings, Lagarde said in a news conference.
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He had cordial calls with John Kerry, who spoke about climate change and the Iran deal, and with Hillary Clinton, who talked to him about the value of the building's foreign-service experts.
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The new tenor of the race is in stark contrast to the earliest stages of the race, when the two candidates were cordial and made painstaking efforts to avoid going after each other.
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Yet only this week, senior figures from other parts of the two countries' establishments had a generally cordial meeting in Moscow in which they concurred about a global issue close to their hearts.
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Cole's position was never one of starting beef, though, and signs that he and Pump were actually cordial with each other have now led up to an hour-long interview between the two.
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The timing couldn't be better for Peele's story about a black man who travels to meet his white girlfriend's family in their quiet, so-cordial-it's-kind-of-scary upstate New York community.
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Slavic ultra-conservatives already have a long list of grievances against Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople, starting with the fact that he has always enjoyed cordial relations with western churches including the Roman Catholics.
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Developing a software that tracks user behavior across apps and websites, and generates targeted marketing emails for those users has garnered the San Diego-based technology company Cordial $6 million in new funding.
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People on both sides said talks were cordial the whole time, but the Santos board was firm on value, and Harbour failed to offer enough of a premium as oil prices marched higher.
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He will have soaked up every last dime from Naz's working-class family, and he will continue to have a cordial working relationship with the people responsible for sending his client to prison.
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Here's what you need to know: • The White House transition to a Trump administration opened with an extraordinarily cordial meeting between President Obama and President-elect Donald J. Trump, once bitter political opponents.
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But even as Mr. Erdogan railed against the U.A.E., he maintained cordial relations with Crown Prince Mohammed, mindful perhaps that at age 33 he might rule the kingdom for five decades to come.
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"The special envoy conveyed President Buhari's concern at recent events in South Africa, in the context of the strong and cordial relations that characterise the interaction between the two countries," the presidency said.
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Mr. Sweet's cordial negotiating manner — the "Sweet schmooze," City Hall colleagues called it — was also an asset in Albany, where he often traveled to appeal for more state financial aid for the city.
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While government officials and the technology companies' representatives say their discussions have been cordial and productive to date, the companies have made it clear they do not intend to become arbiters of truth.
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Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr may have the inside track, Georgia and national Republicans tell VICE News — he was a longtime chief of staff to Isakson and has a cordial relationship with Kemp.
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Though one lawmaker called for his resignation in the wake of the travel report, others were cordial to Dr. Shulkin at a budget hearing Thursday morning and did not bring up the report.
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"Our approach in these talks will be in keeping with our national character; hard-working, fact-based, cordial, animated by the spirit of good will and the pursuit of compromise," Ms. Freeland said.
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It was a cordial difference of opinion, and the two undefeated champions in their physical prime were too evenly matched for a reasonable observer to allow more than a slight edge to either.
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And so began a negotiation that descended from cordial to contentious, with shareholders on either side accusing the others of acting out of self-interest, and not the interest of the co-op.
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Nostalgia can be a tricky, fickle bedfellow, but there did seem to be the threat of the loss of a sense of shared, cordial space, particularly in communities that were physically spread out.
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If the tablet—a cordial of contraceptive hormones that trick the body into thinking it's pregnant—is swallowed during the same three-hour window each day, the method is pretty close to ironclad.
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The policy is threatening to derail what could otherwise be a cordial and bipartisan relationship between Democrats and Chao, a veteran Cabinet member who is highly respected on both sides of the aisle.
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Despite apparently cordial relations between President Donald Trump and Putin, international headlines have been dominated by a U.S. investigation into whether the Russian state was involved in meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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But the two remained cordial, Ms. Sallie said, and in the fall of 20143, Mr. Simmons invited her to his Manhattan apartment for a party he said he was hosting for his girlfriend.
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As we've reported ... Tamar insists she's not getting back together with her estranged hubby after his Christmas Day arrest, but she wants to remain cordial with Vince for the sake of their son.
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The August meeting was cordial, Daly said, but he came away knowing Apple would not concede an inch to any objections from him or other local people who had questions about the development's viability.
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Deja (Lyric Ross) also seems like an obvious choice, considering her less-than-cordial behavior to the Pearsons at Kate's wedding — and that may mean she's not the "her" Randall is referring to, either.
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The middle-aged couple in question are Michael (Tracy Letts) and Mary (Debra Winger), who live in a nice home in California in the manner of cordial roommates who happen to share a bed.
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Johnson often touts his laissez-faire approach to drugs and immigration, while Weld has pointed to his record on LGBT rights and his cordial relationship with both sides of the aisle, including the Clintons.
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Have the pope and Mr Obama, who have maintained a cordial relationship since the pontiff helped to bring about talks between the American and Cuban government, hurt Mr Trump's presidential ambition with their remarks?
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"Cordial has gone to market to say you don't need a legacy solution, plus a whole host of other point solutions, to try and do real-time messaging in a better way," he said.
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Sources close to the situation tell us Hadid will be cordial during shoots, but ANY attempt to renew the friendship -- even for the show -- is out of the question, as far as he's concerned.
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"It was a good, cordial and friendly discussion," a spokesperson from the European Commission told CNBC on Thursday regarding Trump's meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and European Council President Donald Tusk.
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Buechner told reporters he and Akzo Chairman Antony Burgmans met PPG Chief Executive Michael McGarry on Saturday but would not give details of what was discussed, saying only that it was "cordial and respectful".
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News that U.S. President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping had a cordial telephone conversation, in which Trump affirmed the one-China policy on Taiwan, also appeared not to move the mainland's markets.
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Think of the decisive and rapid, yet considered not rushed, decision to punish Assad of Syria for his flagrant violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, and cordial interactions with President of China, Xi Jinping.
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Editorial Thursday's cordial get-together between Bernie Sanders and President Obama was a good deal shorter than the eight years that Mr. Sanders's fervent supporters had hoped he would spend in the Oval Office.
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Alan Cayetano, who was Duterte's vice-presidential running mate in this year's election, described the atmosphere as "warm and cordial", while a White House official said "the exchange consisted of pleasantries between the two".
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Sturgeon said the meeting had been businesslike and cordial but that there had been no guarantees from May that any powers coming back to the UK from the EU would be devolved onto Scotland.
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"The factors are moving in China's favor on a daily basis," he said, adding that the Chinese option was also attractive to countries with less than cordial relations with the United States and Israel.
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It doesn't mean that Stone is a compromised advocate for Naz, but his cordial relationship with the judges, detectives and prosecutors doesn't exactly position him against the people who will determine his client's fate.
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I DON'T THINK IT WOULD HAVE MADE A DIFFERENCE IT MAY HAVE BEEN MORE CORDIAL AND PROFESSIONAL IN TERMS OF THE APPROACH BUT I DON'T THINK IT WOULD HAVE MADE ANY DIFFERENCE AT ALL.
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" To build a following, Huggins says, "you have to be someone who does a little give and take with the audience — you have to be a cordial, charismatic individual and someone who feels approachable.
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Here's what you need to know: • The White House transition to a Trump administration opened with an extraordinarily cordial meeting between President Obama and President-elect Donald J. Trump, putting aside their bitter differences.
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It would take another four years, however, in response to a frigidly cordial reply from the great man, for him to bring himself to travel to the Lake District and have his Damascene moment.
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A tweet from Trump on Tuesday, though, appeared to indicate that the cordial relationship with Xi hasn't moved the needle in terms of convincing North Korea to give up its nuclear and missile programs.
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In phone conversations, he would conspiratorially whisper to Trump that the reason they could not hold a more cordial relationship was because of a secret cabal inside the U.S. government, according to the excerpt.
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President Obama and Cuba's president, Raúl Castro, shared a cordial handshake at a welcoming ceremony in Havana and opened talks on normalizing relations, despite the continuing trade embargo and deep differences on human rights.
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I was only cordial to her out of fear that my father would complain otherwise that I was rude, and his red-hot temper taught me to avoid all confrontations with him, if possible.
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Swan notes the irony that the Brits tried to be super-cordial — scheduling Trump outside central London and its massive protests against him, including a "baby Trump" blimp with the president wearing a diaper.
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When I finally respond to the usual avalanche of progressive opinion with a glimmer of that perspective, the cordial hosts and hostesses almost immediately are transformed into red-faced Inquisition Dominicans and Wagnerian Valkyries.
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The cordial moment took place Friday ahead of the pair's sit-down meeting at the G20 summit in Hamburg, with Trump taking time to give the Russian leader a friendly pat on the back.
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A White House staffer in attendance described the weekend discussions as productive and cordial, but blamed Ms. Pelosi for being unwilling to look like she was negotiating with Mr. Trump to end the shutdown.
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The country's history as a trading center and neutral diplomatic player also makes it one of the few places in the world with relatively cordial ties to both North Korea and the United States.
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Shades of this outdated logic colored Weinstein's defense: The alleged victim willingly went to Weinstein's hotel room, or she maintained a cordial -- and at sometimes intimate -- relationship with the movie mogul after her assault.
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He cultivates cordial relationships with prominent racists — Ku Klux Klan leaders, front men for neo-Nazi groups and so on — and through a form of friendly persuasion, tries to steer them from their bigotry.
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After several decades of cordial relations with Russia following the collapse of the USSR in 1991, relations are now tense again with its old foe after its annexation of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014.
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But rather than reassess their assumptions, European leaders continue to proceed as if they can advance the cause of human rights by preserving the cordial relationship they have enjoyed with Rouhani's government thus far.
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Spicer spoke to Darroch face-to-face at a White House St. Patrick's Day event, according to a British government official, who described the meeting as "serious" in tone and said it was not cordial.
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Spicer spoke to Darroch face-to-face at a White House St. Patrick's Day event, according to a British government official, who described the meeting as "serious" in tone and said it was not cordial.
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Despite the EU rhetoric, which some in Britain see as ill-judged, government officials played down any tensions and described Monday's hour-long meeting between Barnier and Brexit Secretary David Davis as cordial and constructive.
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For John McCain, who branded the Russian leader a "thug and a murderer" in a CNN interview Saturday, Tillerson's cordial ties with Putin, whom the Arizona Senator considers a US enemy, are a red flag.
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"We didn't win the election," he said, adding that he had congratulated his opponent in a telephone call and, in another sign of Costa Rica's cordial politics, promised to help him resolve the country's problems.
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The debate reflects a divide between Mr. Trump and the defense secretary, who, like no other member of the cabinet, has managed to maintain a cordial relationship with the president even while reining him in.
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Rather than extending a firm handshake and a cordial word or two while passing out the rings, Silver stood there and gave dap — that is, a more intricate, intimate handshake — to pretty much every player.
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China was able to do this because it financed and built the new building itself to act as the African Union's new headquarters and gifted it under false pretenses of cordial partnership, Le Monde reports.
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Based on our previous experience with Sugarfina's Casamigo Give It a Shot chocolate cordial, biting into these cordials will be like taking a teeny tiny shot of Tito's — with the addition of chocolate, of course.
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