Get ready to cozy up with a big bowl of this when the temperatures drop—what the hell, just cozy up with the whole pot.
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Cozy up with these cuckoo birds in your family tree?
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Here, cozy up inside an igloo in this 360 video.
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He could cozy up to dictators, and he would survive.
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Looks like we can certainly cozy up to green chicken, too.
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Cozy up to the fireplace and spread-out on plush seating.
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Yearning for a furry friend to cozy up with at night?
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A couple cozy up in Central Park on July 23, 1951.
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I cozy up and dig into more of Anna Faris' life.
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He can upbraid our allies or cozy up to former enemies.
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Cozy up in linen, down, or crips percale, all 20% off.
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The Kardashian family is about to cozy up to a new addition.
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I blast the heat, cozy up, watch a good '90s romantic comedy.
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Cozy up, take in the night light, and dream of warmer days.
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That will make it tempting for Cruz to cozy up to Trump.
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AT&T's advertising unit Xandr wants to cozy up to big publishers.
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The women cozy up to each other, or anyway Stephanie falls hard.
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Ink-black pixels cozy up alongside retina-searing colors with pin-sharp distinction.
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Bachelor fans should get ready to cozy up to a brand-new show.
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You could, for instance, cozy up to some private collectors and rob them.
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Or cozy up in a home with light blue siding in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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If I hear it outside at night, I cozy up to my husband.
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Fragments of bizarrely cohabiting songs cozy up and collide in lush orchestral swirls.
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Want to cozy up in a glass igloo to watch the Northern Lights?
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Despite his positions, some tech giants have tried to cozy up to Reyes.
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He's tried to cozy up to Russia despite its attacks on American democracy.
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Pop some popcorn and cozy up, because we've got the entire first episode above.
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But Le Pen also wants to abandon NATO and cozy up to President Putin.
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Cozy up with your security blanket and get ready to sleep with the lights on.
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Hoanib Valley Camp has been suspected as a possible spot for them to cozy up.
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South Korea doesn't quite know whether to resist Chinese domination or cozy up to it.
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Mayward is at the center of Amazon's efforts to cozy up to large holding companies.
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Uncharitable observers thought he wanted to cozy up to big Republican donors who like the idea.
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If you want cozy up in yours before digging in, feel free, because it's a doozy.
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President Trump has called NATO "obsolete" and sought to cozy up to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Cozy up to yourself tonight and watch THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW, 10:30 PM on VICELAND.
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It's clear Klobuchar was trying to cozy up to the centrist legacy of McCain and got burned.
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So cozy up, pour some wine, and enjoy your last-minute shopping without getting off the couch.
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Just be sure that you cozy up in a fleecy onesie yourself — it's getting chilly out there.
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Cozy up with these pics of stars snuggling with their cute canines to celebrate the hugging holiday.
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President Donald Trump's tendency to cozy up to authoritarians has backfired in a major way in Syria.
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Tuesday's collection included bubblegum pink looks, fuzzy, woolen skirts to cozy up in and furry snow boots.
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You're in the mood to have fun, make art, and cozy up with your lovers today, Virgo.
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What better place in which to cozy up to the Queen of the Comfort Mystery, Agatha Christie?
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Many guests take their drinks into the quiet lobby to cozy up by the flickering gas fireplace.
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The reasons that Trump has seemed so eager to cozy up to Putin, by contrast, remain murky.
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Heidi Heitkamp, who may need to cozy up to Trump before facing the mid-terms in his heartland.
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If you don't have a space to cozy up and feel protected and loved, you'll be very unhappy.
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So, grab a new Samsung 4K TV, cozy up by the fire, and start your holiday binge-watching.
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And what better way to celebrate than welcoming sweater weather with some new styles to cozy up in?
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You'll quickly realize that most of the pieces you love to cozy up in aren't the most presentable.
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Several other leaders are being pressed at home to confront the president rather than cozy up to him.
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Trump's comments drew backlash from critics who called it an attempt to cozy up to a murderous dictator.
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Cozy up with a drink or break out your camera on one of these beautiful fall train rides.
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So you flop down on the sofa to cozy up with Netflix and a bag of spicy Cheetos.
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And you don't have to fly halfway around the world to the Maldives to cozy up in one.
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Cozy up in one of the burlap-upholstered armchairs and watch the stylish denizens file in and out.
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Ellen is certainly not the only powerful liberal to cozy up with conservatives or benefit from corrupt institutions.
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Many thought that Trump would embrace isolationism, repudiate American allies and cozy up to Russian strongman Vladimir Putin.
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Once we get back, I cozy up on the couch, and we watch the The Great British Bake Off.
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That's the breaks, but he's a Beckham -- someone will cozy up to him by the fireplace in the lodge.
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It also includes two provisions that would constrain any plans Trump might have to cozy up to the Russians.
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The event is in many ways the physical manifestation of GCP's strategy to cozy up with machine intelligence startups.
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Start-ups typically flock to Silicon Valley to cozy up to venture investors and tap into local tech talent.
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In the 1990's The Democratic Party began to cozy up to their long-time enemies: Wall Street Bankers.
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After they're born, the little puggles cozy up in their mothers' pouch until they grow spines and hair for protection.
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The woman is usually eager to cozy up to him while the man is, well, less into the whole situation.
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Then I cozy up on the couch with my current read, Sweetbitter, and M. and I watch basketball all night.
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Partnered Libras may want to hang back from the crowd, skip the lines, and cozy up with their significant others.
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Afterwards, he heads to the living room to play video games and I cozy up in bed before falling asleep.
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Prana Cozy Up Sweatshirt for $39 ($40 off): This unofficial WIRED favorite is made from hemp, recycled polyester, and tencel.
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Trump would expel millions from our shores, cozy up to brutal dictators, and apparently give out nuclear weapons like jellybeans.
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It would mean that social media companies would be required to cozy up with these regulators to secure a permit.
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I get home, cozy up with the cat, and have a banana as I wake up a little bit more.
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You have to cozy up to Putin and do favors for him even if you're outside of his inner circle.
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And the firms need to be perceived as founder friendly in order to cozy up to the most promising deals.
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Why would I want to cozy up with the one person who was an expert in making my life miserable?
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Your dating apps have traumatized you enough all summer, so allow fall to let you cozy up with … your bed.
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The moon is in sensitive and emotional water sign Pisces, and you just want to cozy up at home, Sagittarius!
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Meade relies on his extensive government experience, but has suffered from the current government&aposs attempts to cozy up to Trump.
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Watch one in the wee hours of the night, or cozy up on the couch for an all-day horror marathon.
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Is he trying to cozy up to the media to get the media on his side to a public pressure campaign.
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To cope, some of us will cozy up with some ice cream, and others will scroll through photos of the pair.
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Instead, Trump has dragged his feet on imposing congressionally mandated sanctions and taken nearly every opportunity to cozy up to Putin.
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But if you want to cozy up in this oversize parka this winter, it will come with a hefty price tag.
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GAF and Blazer client Kodak frequently shared exhibition space, and Chuck took those opportunities, and others, to cozy up to Blanks.
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The Moon enters cool Air sign Aquarius this evening, finding you eager to cozy up at home with your loved ones.
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The excerpts appeared to confirm their fears about her support for global trade and tendency to cozy up to Wall Street.
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If you must, cozy up next to the side of a building to avoid a sneer look and a snide remark.
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It is likely, however, that because Trump was in a room full of journalists, she was trying to cozy up with them.
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However, if you thought that Mendes had pushed Riverdale producers to cozy up Veronica and Reggie...that's just now how she plays.
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Instead, you can cozy up in your sweats and bring the big screen experience into your home with the CIRQ 1080p Projector.
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We love this Kubrick classic during the holidays when we can cozy up during a good snowfall on a dark winter night.
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So cozy up and click ahead for plenty of inspiration — and the details your colorist needs to get you the exact looks.
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So, get ready to cozy up and press play on one of these episodes — now all you need is the right candy.
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We should expect Putin to continue to try to cozy up to our allies on issues where we've gone a different direction.
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Grab a bowl of Ample Hills' Star Wars-inspired ice cream and cozy up on the couch to rewatch the original trilogy.
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Cozy up outside by the fire, and take in views of the ocean and the rolling hills of Pahoia where animals graze.
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They also appear to have used a fake Facebook profile named Bob Smith to cozy up to activists and access private posts.
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Bottom line: Republicans will seek to undermine Manchin's efforts to cozy up to Trump in a state where the President remains supremely popular.
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Netflix was ahead of the pack when it came to getting customers to cozy up inside their homes and binge shows and movies.
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I'm talking about a real, watch-every-year, hotly-debate-over-Twitter, cozy-up-in-front-of-the-shamash-candle type holiday movie.
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In Indiana, Trump hasn't weighed in against any individual candidate -- and all three have done everything they can to cozy up to him.
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The reverse weave jersey fabric makes this blanket super soft, and the rounded edges will make you want to cozy up even more.
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This line will have you ready to swap your short sleeves for sweaters and cozy up beside Sweet Cinnamon Pumpkin candles and more.
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While President Trump continues to cozy up to President Putin, his feckless handling of foreign policy is putting our national security at risk.
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China's ability to cozy up to the European Union is limited, however, by the mistrust that has marked the two powers' recent relations.
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As local lawmakers pointed out, Ms. Heitkamp may find it politically advantageous to cozy up to the most popular figure in the state.
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I cozy up to the slightly less powerful and in my view more fun wagonized version of the Porsche I probably like least.
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Critics say that private companies can seek out the same arbitrators, leading to conflicts of interest as they cozy up to repeat customers.
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If you're shooting portraits at Sears, sure, cozy up to your subjects, but if you fancy yourself a photojournalist, more detachment seems prudent.
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Then Lea and I would cozy up with a good bottle of wine and listen to our three guests swap stories of miracles.
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In the images, Schumer and Fischer cozy up together on the beach, sharing a sweet kiss on the lips in one of the shots.
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That's very different from Facebook, which has spent the past two years furiously trying to cozy up to Donald Trump and the Republican Party.
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In those early days, perhaps it made more sense for Apple to cozy up to carriers and vie for preferential treatment for its products.
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This is apparent in the way they snuggle; this is apparent in the way they cozy up to one another in Colton's hotel bed.
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Netflix found that out of their original shows, these are the top ten programs pets like to cozy up and watch with their human.
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I order pad thai and cozy up on the couch watching TV until B. gets home and we can catch up on our days.
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Considering the difficulty of sustaining the country's megacities, it makes sense for China to cozy up to Israel to adapt to the changing landscape.
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J. Boroski MixologyThis dark, alley-side speakeasy might not be easy to find, but once you arrive, you'll cozy up for hours on end.
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You can, however, grab these plush recreations of some of the pop artist's most famous artworks from Kidrobot and cozy up with a masterpiece.
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Which perhaps lends some color to Facebook's recent attempts to cozy up to the French government to work on ideas for Internet 'co-regulation.
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But if you're still in the mood to cozy up with leftovers and not game to tackle the madness of the mall, fear not.
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Meanwhile, Kourtney's daughter Penelope stood in the front row with her BFF North, as Kendall Jenner leaned in to cozy up with her grandmother.
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Cozy up by a glowing wood-burning fireplace, located in each and every guest room, or pamper yourself at the luxurious LEED-certified spa.
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Get ready to cozy up next to these cuties as you scroll through our gallery of babes giving you major gams in big sweaters.
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Related: The 6 Most Innovative Interactive Web Documentaries The Do's and Don'ts of Modern Gingerbread House Design Cozy Up to These Digital Yule Logs
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Maybe if another 9/11, or global recession like 2008, never materializes we won't need allies and we really can cozy up to Putin.
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Just ambition, greed, confusion, self-pity and nostalgia for when they could cozy up to lobbyists and shaft the public while gazes were averted.
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While in Washington, Macron is facing pressure to show that his efforts to cozy up to Trump will result in policy wins for France.
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Mr. Trump was operating much like other developers in India, who cozy up to politicians — officially or unofficially — to push projects through the bureaucracy.
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Or will he toss them overboard and cozy up with corporate CEOs and congressional Republicans who are peddling the same tired old anti-worker plans?
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Simons wasn't quite sure that people would even show up, let alone cozy up to such a concept, given the findings of that initial study.
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We love doing it because it means we can stay in, be lazy, cozy up, and save ourselves from going out into the winter cold.
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In one image, the pair cozy up to each other in the backseat of a car, wearing matching red shirts and faded denim ripped jeans.
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The house is loaded with over-the-top amenities, including a private library, where you can grab a book and cozy up by the fireplace.
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Several Western businessmen, apparently eager to cozy up to Beijing, lobbied President Trump to accede to China's demands, according to people familiar with the talks.
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It's therefore possible Davis spoke the truth about his client's feelings — that Cohen could no longer stand by and watch Trump cozy up to Russia.
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Finally, as the weather gets colder and with the holiday season in full swing, there's no better time to cozy up inside with a book.
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Let the sunny scenery and sexy swimsuits warm you up if you're stuck somewhere cold ... or just cozy up next to the fireplace and enjoy.
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One doesn't cozy up with The Dispossessed, or The Lathe of Heaven, or Always Coming Home; one must interact with them, and actually, actively read.
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Trump's tweet about Clinton and Obama's relationships with Russia ignores all of this context — and yet again suggests he wants to cozy up to Moscow.
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Former CEO, CaterpillarWhy he's there: Caterpillar sought to cozy up to Trump at the beginning of his presidency — remember that photo of Trump on a tractor?
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Then again, if you've paid much attention to Assange and his curious character in recent years, these attempts to cozy up to Trump make total sense.
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The telecom industry is typically aligned with Republican politics while tech companies are liberal-leaning — one factor that helped them cozy up to the Obama administration.
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Whether you're single or celebrating the holiday with your swiped-right boo thang, we hope you take the time to cozy up with a great story.
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This year's edition includes a more sophisticated view of team psychology—it requires you to cozy up to influential leaders or to gently break up cliques.
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To Ned's dismay, his attempts to cozy up to her are sidelined when Rodney, more obviously a candidate for hot rebound sex, gets in the way.
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But because Cagle fell short of 50%, they advanced to a runoff, which had become a contest between the two candidates to cozy up to Trump.
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They're perfect when you want to cozy up next to your oven in February, but a whole lot less appealing in the sticky heat of July.
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Republicans who aren't willing to cozy up to Trump, meanwhile, are opting for retirement in 2018 rather than uphill reelection battles in a challenging political environment.
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Up first was Spencer, who decided it was a smart idea to cozy up to Negan with a bottle of whisky and a plan to depose Rick.
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Martha McSally (R-AZ) — who never even endorsed Trump in 2016 — has now been forced to cozy up to him as she vies for a Senate seat.
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Whether you're hitting the slopes or looking for something to cozy up in by the fire, here's 22 essentials from Net-A-Porter's ever-growing ski selection.
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She is an unapologetic Democratic socialist, someone who is not just going to "go along to get along" and cozy up to Big Pharma or Wall Street.
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For many, the holiday season is a great time to find a nice coffee shop, bookstore or nook at home to cozy up and read a book.
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The sun suede candle combines saffron, peppercorn, and white suede, which combine for a comforting scent that will make you want to cozy up inside all day.
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She's encroaching on actual Rachel's turf — earlier in the episode, she tries to cozy up to Coleman, and toward the end she's set her sights on Jeremy.
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If you're a cat owner, chances are your pet has probably tried to climb on your computer at some point to cozy up on the warm keyboard.
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Ring has also thrown private parties for police, including one featuring former professional basketball player Shaquille O&aposNeal, in an effort to cozy up to law enforcement.
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It hosted a similar party again this year at the IACP conference in Chicago, according to Vice, as the company continues to cozy up to law enforcement.
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Tensions remain, however, and some in the Philippines have been frustrated by Duterte's apparent willingness to cozy up to Beijing at the cost of historical territorial claims.
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While the America First position was to cozy up to Russia, seeing shared interests in fighting terrorism, Mattis describes Russia as one of America's most significant strategic adversaries.
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It's a response to British pundits who are calling on UK Prime Minister Theresa May to disrupt President-elect Donald Trump's attempts to cozy up to Putin's Russia.
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There are two types of people in this world: those who love the great outdoors and those who would rather stay inside and cozy up on the couch.
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Why would Trump cozy up to a man most national security experts now see, because of his efforts to restart the nuclear arms race, as our greatest threat?
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If Democrats, including the next president or the next Democratic Senate leader (likely Chuck Schumer of New York), cozy up to Wall Street, expect a Sanders-Warren barrage.
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Moreover, if other countries see the U.S. retreating from its global leadership role, they will simply cozy up to the next large nation willing to fill the void.
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One executive tried to cozy up to a Shanghai investigator with an iPad and a dinner totaling $1,200, another Glaxo employee said in a statement to the police.
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Why is it that the President of the United States seems to go against our allies like the UK or Germany or France and cozy up to Putin?
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I tried to cozy up to them, asking them where they were heading since so many of the roads back into the city appeared to be shut down.
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So while we're all practicing social distancing, why not cozy up on the couch with a slice of cheesecake and have a few laughs with some old friends?
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In fine weather, try to score a seat outside with a sweeping view of the Rhine, otherwise, cozy up by the fireplace and soak up the elegant atmosphere.
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Instead of returning to my car to eat while I drive, I cozy up in a red leather armchair and enjoy relaxing, eating, and looking at the decor.
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In other words, Macron's words indicate he will lean more toward the anti-Russia movement spearheaded by Merkel, leaving the US to cozy up to Russia on its own.
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The Gang catches its breath as cryptocurrency crashes and rebounds, Facebook attacks its stream or does it, and publishers and their aggregators cozy up to a wave of bundling.
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In one image, the reality star and her fiancé cozy up to one another while Williams cradles her daughter, who appears to be taking a nap, in her arms.
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Outside the Augusta National walls, however, it is all business as some of the world's biggest brands cozy up alongside golf's most celebrated event to share in its glow.
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Aligning with Trump seems like an obvious strategy but there are already signs that voters are seriously cynical when they see Washington politicians try to cozy up to Trump.
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If Vladimir Putin was disappointed that Donald Trump has failed to cozy up to the Kremlin in the months since entering the White House, he's put it behind him.
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For Central European governments, a special relationship with Israel is a way to benefit from Israel's dynamic economy and cozy up to President Trump and his pro-Israel administration.
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Furious with the Obama administration over his ouster and its unwillingness to listen to his hardline views about Islamist terrorism, Flynn started to cozy up with Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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The former stripper used her marketing savvy to launch her own beauty lines and cozy up with the Kardashians, being briefly engaged and having a child with Rob Kardashian.
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Venus also rules love and harmony, making this a fantastic time to connect with your family or roommates, or cozy up with a lover you want to grow closer to.
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The act of plugging in financial figures and seeing the potential costs of retirement can spur people to cozy up to the "stranger" they will one day become, she said.
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Both emotions cozy up in our nervous systems — think of the fight-or-flight response — but culturally, fear and anger register as two very different social responses, especially in men.
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And as Trump continues to cozy up to the Silicon Valley leaders who fear his authoritarian ways, he might not like this much:So, why did Srinivasan delete all his tweets?
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In one cute image, the reality star and her fiancé cozy up to one another while Williams cradles her daughter, who appears to be taking a nap, in her arms.
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Related: PES Deconstructs His New Stop-Motion Masterpiece 'Submarine Sandwich' Cozy Up to These Digital Yule Log Remixes Watch 3D-Printed Bears Get Down at a Stop-Motion Holiday Party
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To make yourself feel even better, grab a 4K TV on sale this week — it'll come in extra handy when it's actually fall and you want to cozy up inside.
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Cooking pork at the Iowa State Fair is a longstanding tradition for presidential hopefuls trying to cozy up to the Hawkeye State before its first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses.
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Nevermind, too, that Italy is now choosing to cozy up to China just as the Trump administration is weighing whether or not to impose punitive import tariffs on European automobiles.
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First, she will cozy up to her Wall Street donors once the election dust has settled and work with them to lighten the regulations associated with the Dodd-Frank legislation.
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The company was hungry for growth, especially in the United States, and it was happy to cozy up to clients that better-established players viewed as too damaged or dangerous.
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In other words: Twitter wants to cozy up to rights holders that control the kind of high quality video content that Twitter competitors like Facebook and Snapchat are clamoring for.
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Cozy up too closely to the commander-in-chief, on the other hand, and you might find your company facing a stinging backlash from the majority of Americans who oppose him.
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Every year, the home-decor trends turn from bright and tropical to moody and textured, which gives us an excuse to add a few new items to cozy up our apartments.
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Looks like they have plenty of time on their hands to cozy up -- Aaron's season is over after the Packers didn't make the playoffs, and Danica's set to retire soon. Kismet!
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By contrast, markets are betting that the nativist elements of the Trump agenda—trade protection and a willingness to anatagonise America's traditonal allies and cozy up to Russia—will be dropped.
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It's incredibly easy to cozy up in one of their wooden booths and order a few rounds, completely unaware of the madness outside (although there are great outdoor tables as well).
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So it has deployed its tried-and-true strategy of dangling the supposed glamour of pro football in front of cities eager to cozy up to the nation's biggest sports league.
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It encourages you not to seek perfection, but to relax and explore — sometimes literally, since you're able to teleport to different locations around the stage and cozy up to your bandmates.
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Diplomatic efforts Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's desire to cozy up to China, as well as a more inward-looking Indonesia and Malaysia, all helped China advance its interests in the region.
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Mr. Vucic may be trying to calm European concerns as Serbia moves toward membership in the European Union, while he continues to cozy up to Russia and beef up Serbia's military.
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What to Cook Cozy up with a bowl of Susan Spungen's one-pot French onion soup (above), Alison Roman's vegetarian tortilla soup or any of the recipes in the collection below.
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When you're snuggling your oversized pup on the couch or watching your cat cozy up inside a cardboard box, it's easy to see why people consider pets to be family members.
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The Moon is in private water sign Scorpio today, Leo, and you're in the mood to cozy up in the privacy of your own home with your closest friends and family!
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From branded graphics to classic pull-overs in this fall's best colors, these are all comfy go-tos worth getting your hands on — it's about to get real cozy up in here.
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Trump's tendency to mimic his Indian counterpart, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is certainly not helping his administration's efforts to cozy up to a man who oversees one-sixth of the world's population.
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Nobody made Gabbard cozy up to Assad or attack Obama for not saying "radical Islam"; she wasn't forced to entertain the idea of bringing back torture or fundraising from hardline Hindu nationalists.
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In the sweet video, the couple's pups Pippa, Pirate, Holiday, Phil, Doug and Tater steal the show as they romp around the yard and cozy up to mom and dad for snuggles.
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Alas, while our younger selves could cozy up until the storm blew over, sipping homemade hot chocolate and watching reruns of Full House, as full-fledged adults, that's not really an option.
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Related: Cozy Up to These Digital Yule Log Remixes Obviously: A 3D-Printed Christmas Tree Freshly Fallen Snowflakes Make for Stunning Close-Up Photos A DIY-Minded Guide to Holiday Gift Giving
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Energy and industrial companies like General Electric will have a chance to cozy up to Beijing's new leadership during U.S. President Donald Trump's upcoming Asia trip, but Wall Street isn't coming along.
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Gwake is one thing, but seeing Keys cozy up to Adam Levine and trade these comic barbs with Shelton makes us wonder why there isn't a Voice after-show to indulge in.
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In other words, if humanity wants to play the cosmic long game, we should cozy up to white dwarf systems to ride this whole sentient existence thing out to the very end.
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The rubidium atoms in Dr. Cornell and Dr. Wieman's experiment acted like bosons — a fundamental class of particles named after Professor Bose — which cozy up to each other to form the condensate.
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You won't have to travel far to get to know American treasures from the National Gallery of Art, or cozy up in the bedroom of an artist in SFMOMA's Artist Cribs series.
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Pompeo Is Tested by North Korea, Iran and U.S. Allies • On Foreign Trips, Pence Steps Out of Trump's Shadow but Always Stays on Message • Cozy Up to U.S., Vietnam Tells North Korea.
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Trump's desire to cozy up to the Gulf states and confront Iran led very quickly to conflict with Moscow — which anyone could have explained to candidate Trump had he cared to ask.
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" A second aide who worked for Obama added, "I know everyone wants to cozy up to him but it seems so obvious what Bernie is trying to do and it seems dishonest.
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He sought to cozy up to Saudi Arabia and take a hard line on Iran, asking America to take sides in a 1,400-year-old religious struggle between Islam's Shias and Sunnis.
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"Singapore will likely be very interested in Duterte's policy, particularly towards the U.S. and China," said Cook, referring to the Philippine leader's efforts to distance himself from Washington and cozy up to Beijing.
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As much as the cooler weather totally makes us want to just cozy up and order endless amounts of takeout, let's take a second to be responsible adults and remember: health is important.
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Akbar Abdul-Ahad tells us, although Teairra's going forward with the lawsuit, she hasn't been shy about trying to cozy up to him for some, uh ... well, you have to see his description.
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"When you diss our allies in the way he did, treat them the way he did, and then you cozy up to someone like Vladimir Putin who is not our friend," Whitman said.
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ALASKA: Cozy up by a fire enjoying a glass of wine, or step outside and take in the natural beauty of Alaska, from the Northern Lights to Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve.
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Donald Trump faces test on Middle East at pro-Israel gathering Despite his visit to Washington, Trump is unlikely to cozy up to establishment leaders as he seeks to unify the Republican Party.
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And the United States happened to be holding an election with a candidate who, at least on paper, seems likely to destabilize America's commitment to its allies and cozy up to the Kremlin.
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Philip and Elizabeth's new assignments were to cozy up to a male scientist and a female executive at Agricorp, the company suspected of trying to use insects to destroy the Soviet Union's wheat.
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"What Kim Darroch said is what all the ambassadors or most of them think, even the ones who particularly cozy up to the Trump people" like ambassadors from Middle Eastern countries, Quinn said.
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Mr. Graham, who was a fierce opponent of Mr. Trump during the campaign, has chosen to cozy up to the president in the hopes of making progress on the issues he cares about.
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Despite assessments for members of his own party that the president appears eager to cozy up to Putin, even as he slams America&aposs allies, President Trump insists he is holding Putin to account.
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President Donald Trump's team on Wednesday rolled out an argument that it is standing up to Russia in the face of bipartisan criticism of the president's apparent attempts to cozy up to the Kremlin.
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"What will remain of a Republican Party whose leaders are so desperate to preserve its power that they cozy up to a Senate candidate like Moore?" the Dallas Morning News said in the editorial.
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Some Puerto Ricans are raring to cozy up with America to jump-start a flagging economy; meanwhile, some residents would just as soon maintain the status quo, and others would prefer to break ties altogether.
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Why does he cozy up to a man who strips Russian companies of their wealth to enrich his oligarchs and his ex-wife and daughter with multimillion-dollar mansions in France, and jailed his opponents?
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"We've seen BP use previous British Museum exhibitions as opportunities to cozy up to repressive regimes in countries where it wants to drill, such as Mexico and Egypt," Helen Glynn of BP Or Not BP?
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The Trade Desk rose by warming up to agenciesThe Trade Desk's strategy to cut into Google has been to cozy up to agencies that funnel millions of money in ad campaigns through the company's platform.
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Mr. Trump's eager embrace of North Korea this week on the heels of a bitter falling-out with Canada raised a confounding question: Why would an American president offend allies and cozy up to adversaries?
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Cozy up and negotiate Many Chinese observers stress Trump's background as a business man and believe his posturing over Taiwan and the South China Sea is simply an opening gambit in advance of real business negotiations.
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In the end, those who raised Yiannopoulos's profile were the same ones to bury it, showing that even those who benefit from Milo's crusade of offense have limits on what they're willing to cozy up to.
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Instead, Trump continues to cozy up to Putin and ignore Russia's belligerence, escalated during Obama's second term, dismissing the legitimacy of multiple investigations into Kremlin meddling in the 2016 campaign to boost the Republican over Clinton.
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"Beijing has bankrolled Mugabe and his wife for years and will cozy up to Mwangagwa now," Pinak Chakravarty, distinguished fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, a New Delhi-based think tank, said in a Monday note.
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At the mountain station, elevation 220,516 feet, travelers can enjoy a meal at a cafeteria or two full-service restaurants (Peaks Restaurant is closed through May 2020), or cozy up to the Lookout Lounge cocktail bar.
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If she wants to keep things more casual, the denim designer can cozy up with guests in her screening room for a relaxing hang that's still a bit more elevated than your average Netflix and chill night.
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Sweater weather is upon us ... but these hairy hunks know the feeling year-round -- cozy up to these scruffy shots of stars exposing their wool and see if you can guess the gent by their fuzzy fronts!
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There's levels to this shit, as Meek Mill put it so well, and even as Anuel and Bad Bunny cozy up to English-language acts, there's plenty of room for others to mine the darker, druggier corners.
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So Chuck advises Sansone to go after Panay rather than Gomez, then to cozy up to Panay's successor — drumroll, please — Bobby Axelrod, who has been cleared of wrongdoing and can get back into business with the cops.
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The American meritocracy ostensibly rewards intelligence and hard work, but it also seems to favor those who cozy up to power, who flatter their elders, who inflate their accomplishments, and who claim to represent what they aren't.
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Now, as they try to fend off regulation and avoid being broken up, some of the largest companies in Silicon Valley are tripping over their Allbirds in a race to cozy up to the United States government.
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We have observed this in countries such as Hungary and Cambodia, where U.S. pressure continues to check the impulses of authoritarian governments despite the efforts of autocrats in both countries to cozy up to the Trump administration.
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Now, as they try to fend off regulation and avoid being broken up, some of the largest companies in Silicon Valley are tripping over their Allbirds in a race to cozy up to the United States government.
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In other words, what the US military was witnessing was not debris at all, but instead a satellite with a dangerous capability, one that could allow it to cozy up next to another satellite and potentially destroy it.
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The two attended a boxing championship last weekend between boxers Andre Berto and Shawn Porter at the Barclays Center in New York City, and they weren't afraid to cozy up and exchange a few kisses for the camera.
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As beauty editors, we're all for using whatever downtime you have this season for self-care; order takeout, cozy up with a good read, and pamper yourself with all the awesome products the beauty world has to offer.
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The Democrats' decision to move forward with impeachment (here's how the process works), asserting that Mr. Trump abused his power for political purposes, casts world leaders' efforts to cozy up to him in a new and darker light.
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The former American Idol judge shared a video Thursday night on Instagram of her daughter Emme making memories alongside Alex Rodriguez's daughters Natasha and Ella as the three cozy up on a chair together in front of the fireplace.
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Professional ocean photographer Clark Little stumbled upon a few cute sea lions recently, who took it upon themselves to cozy up to some vacant beach chairs along a dock in Puerto Ayora, a small town on the Galápagos Islands.
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Speaking of lovers, Nwandu has seen her fair share of rappers and artists trying to cozy up to her in an attempt to woo her into some free TSR promo — proof that the word "groupie" is actually gender neutral.
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Sweater weather is upon us ...so it's time to turn up the heat with some seriously steamy shots -- cozy up with these babes in big sweaters to see if you can guess the sexy star snuggling up this season.
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But I do fault him for missing the larger picture, which is that it was shameful that he had to cozy up to Stennis; it reflected the fact that the Senate gave Southern racists outsize power, with deadly results.
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And while it's not odd for a US administration to cozy up to authoritarian rulers, especially Saudi ones, it's quite jarring to see a US Cabinet member warmly palling around with MBS in the midst of such a huge scandal.
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The announcement, related to electronic data that the government collected in an antitrust inquiry, shows how a sustained effort by Microsoft to cozy up to China's leadership has done little to relieve the regulatory challenges that it faces in the country.
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Twitter has the opportunity to stand tall as the only major company in history to refuse this kind of service to a sitting president, while its peers cozy up to Trump by giving him credit for things he didn't do.
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Peter Green, the girl told investigators, would allegedly find her in the middle of the night at least four times a week, cozy up behind her and then rape her — warning that he'd have Deborah beat her if she resisted.
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If the beautiful outdoor dining area (which feels like a lit-up treehouse) doesn't suit you — or, for some reason, the sleek and well designed bar isn't for you — cozy up in a back room where handcrafted masks line the walls.
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But she has been criticized by opposition politicians for trying to cozy up to Trump, whose unpredictable policy stances on issues such as trade and other international obligations have raised concern over whether Washington will stick to its global agreements.
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Trump's remarks to reporters on the South Lawn of the White House represented a fresh attempt by the president to cozy up to the North Korean leader, a policy that has drawn criticism for seeming to overlook Kim's autocratic rule.
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Ahead, seasonally strategic candles that reviewers claim smell like everything from freshly ignited logs to big ole bonfires in the woods — so you can cozy up somewhere in between your annual fall dream and reality with the swipe of a match.
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So, the companies decide, we have to then cozy up to the federal government, and you do go towards a kind of Third World-type system, a kind of crony corporatism, as opposed to free markets with the emphasis on free.
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While this isn't the cuddliest or most romantic combination of energies (Saturn's not a planet you want to cozy up to), a supportive, responsible energy will be in the air, both in your love life and around your creative endeavors.
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The drone talks to your phone through an encrypted connection and can broadcast live video to Facebook, Periscope or YouTube with the DJI app, signaling DJI wants to cozy up to extreme sports communities that like to spread around their adventuring videos.
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Officials told Politico that Tubman is just one of many new additions, claiming Hamilton will have to make some room for leaders of the women's suffrage movement on the $10, and civil rights leaders will cozy up to Lincoln on the $5.
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Clocking in at around ten minutes, the lengthy and sprawling original shines with some succulent strings and spiraling synths that cozy up to Junior's anthemic singing, resulting in a powerful track that should surely get some play on the playa next week.
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In a series of tweets Thursday, the Massachusetts U.S. senator added she wouldn't "cozy up to Facebook" if she's elected president, noting that the dinner with Trump and Thiel is a symptom of the broader corruption she argues is systemic in Washington.
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In a series of messages from July 2016, Butina, Erickson, and Alexander Torshin, a top official at the Russian central bank and a former senator, worried how public scrutiny of Russia's newly revealed hack would disrupt their efforts to cozy up to prominent Republicans.
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With less than three months to go before the United Kingdom is due to leave the EU - with or without a divorce deal, according to Johnson - his government has sought to cozy up to Trump's White House with a view to future trade deals.
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Whether one is trying to find keep an old partner or cozy up into the good graces of a potential one, sexting is a form of a "hyperactivating strategy used by people who are anxious in order to elicit responses from their partners," said Drouin.
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They wonder how far he will go in warning China and Iran about their behavior, whether he will back out of long-standing treaties and trade deals, tear up the nuclear agreement with Iran, build a border wall with Mexico, or cozy up to Moscow.
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Every CEO will be apprised of Trump's tweets -- if they haven't already been -- and some, in an effort to cozy up to Trump or because they agree with him about the threat posed by China, will look for ways to divest in the country.
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"It goes without saying that we strongly disagree with Chairman Rogers' efforts to cozy up to coal executives, but it's important to recognize his efforts to diversify Appalachia's economy as our country moves away from coal through his efforts with the Reclaim Act," Adhar said.
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Allies worry about Trump's unpredictability and how far he will go in warning China and Iran about their behavior, whether he will back out of long-standing treaties, tear up the nuclear agreement with Iran, build a border wall with Mexico or cozy up to Moscow.
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But it's also imperative for dealing with these forces that are propelling this angry populism, but I also fear that as we cozy up to the Kim Jong Uns and have our love affair with these dictators that the rest of the world is not standing still.
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Writing with the kind of smarmy, corporate-tested spin that so many Americans (particularly Trump voters) have grown sick of, Rometty made an attempt to cozy up to the president-elect, urging him to (among other things) invest in retraining for "new collar jobs" in tech.
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Read more: Trump axed Iran nuclear deal to spite Obama, Darroch saidJohnson, the former foreign secretary, was last week accused of trying to cozy up to Trump when he refused to back Darroch, whose biting criticisms of the US president were leaked to The Mail on Sunday.
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Many of the companies are trying to cozy up to top engineering schools in cities like Pittsburgh, where Google recently opened an office and where Uber has had a center, or Zurich as they search for hard-to-find talent in artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
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"The A.N.C. had an operating theory that the rural areas were going to keep them in power—that they need to cozy up to the chiefs while hammering away at the white farmers," Ruth Hall, a political scientist at the University of the Western Cape, told me.
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NOVOOLEKSANDRIVKA, Ukraine — When he's not engaged in gun battles with Russian-led forces on Ukraine's eastern front line, Stas, a scruffy 26-year-old soldier, likes to cozy up in his bunker and brush up on his English skills by watching Stephen Colbert and Saturday Night Live.
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" Ariah can cozy up with her mom and dad on a faux fur rug and stool, which The Real host says are both favorites of the toddler's: "She absolutely loves the plushness of these two pieces, and goes right to them every time she walks in her room.
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Manchin's relationship with the President -- as well as the senator's efforts to cozy up to conservative media outlets like Breitbart -- have generated buzz this year, and last week Manchin sounded open to a potential endorsement from Trump, though he said he hasn't spoken with the president about it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Supporters of former Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders on Saturday expressed anger and vindication over leaked comments made by Hillary Clinton to banks and big business that appeared to confirm their fears about her support for global trade and tendency to cozy up to Wall Street.
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It's unclear how much of this is intentional — Trump going back on his promises to cozy up to Moscow — and how much of it is the result of Trump devolving policy responsibilities to the military and top-level officials like Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis (a noted Russia skeptic).
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Then for dessert, it's supposed to be cool and rainy in Brooklyn on Saturday, which is perfect since I have a feeling I'll want to cozy up with my daughter and bake cookies (actually, that's what we want to do on most weekends, even when the sun is out).
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"Despite his efforts to fool Hoosier Republicans and cozy up to President Trump now, what is very clear is that Messer was less than enthusiastic, and even openly critical of Donald Trump even as he ran against Crooked Hillary, the media establishment and the beltway elite," Reed said.
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News Analysis SINGAPORE — President Trump's eager embrace of Kim Jong-un of North Korea this week, on the heels of an acrid falling-out with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, raised an obvious, if confounding, question: Why would an American president offend allies and cozy up to adversaries?
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GroenLinks hopes it will be able to form a governing coalition with other left-wing parties, and has also been attempting to cozy up to the center-right-leaning Christian Democratic Appeal party, currently sharing second place in the polls with Wilders' Party for Freedom (PVV), van Kessel said.
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There's not a ton going in the track we're premiering below, "Alma Del Mundo (Blast Mix)"—shuffling drum taps cozy up against squelchy harmonics—yet you can feel Moffa's attention to the utility of the various instruments used, and how cohesively they come together in a way absence of heavy bass.
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While attending Gwyneth Paltrow's wedding to Brad Falchuk on Saturday, the Code Black star stopped to capture a sweet moment with fellow actor Robert Downey Jr. "Nothing beats a great night with an old friend," Lowe, 54, wrote alongside the image, in which both men cozy up for the camera.
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Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and many other tech companies have struggled to determine what their relationship with the Trump administration would be, and it seemed—in the weeks following the election, at least—that tech would cozy up to the President-elect in hopes of securing tax deals and business-friendly legislation.
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With no particular interest in football and subject to term limits that will keep him in office only until 2018, Matthews has no need to cozy up to the N.F.L. In fact, he would probably look out of place at 345 Park Avenue in New York, where the league has its headquarters.
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An affidavit filed by an FBI agent asserts that Butina tried to cozy up to a gun rights organization so she could influence a major political party, all the while working for a top Russian central bank official and trying to advance the interests of the Russian state — and not registering as a foreign agent.
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Nor have May's efforts to cozy up to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE done her much good.
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Does he really want to cozy up to an American president who says he could, if he chose, wipe Afghanistan "off the face of the earth," killing "10 million people"; portrays himself as a potential mediator in the Kashmir conflict with an outright lie; and resorts to a racist outburst repudiated by the German chancellor?
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"This means a significant step backwards for criminal justice reform and a sign that the administration wants to cozy up to the private private industry, which gave it a lot of money in terms of campaign contributions," said Bob Libal, executive director at Grassroots Leadership, a civil rights group that studies and promotes an end to private prisons.
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"The bottom line is if I were to run a campaign that I could be proud of and where I didn't have to cozy up to the president and his positions or his behavior, I could not win in a Republican primary, that's the bottom line," Flake said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" after announcing his retirement.
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"The bottom line is if I were to run a campaign that I could be proud of and where I didn't have to cozy up to the president and his positions or his behavior, I could not win in a Republican primary, that's the bottom line," Flake said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" after announcing his retirement.
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Politically, Kennedy typically took care not to cozy up to King, [whose] views on Vietnam — he favored immediate withdrawal — were far too extreme for Kennedy to embrace, as was his larger critique of American foreign policy and culture… Stylistically, Kennedy seemed to prefer the company of grittier black leaders, like the ones who'd organized the rally for him in Indianapolis.
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Read more: Ad-tech firm TripleLift has hired a top Fox sales exec to shake up the $70 billion TV advertising industry as media giants prepare new streaming servicesThese firms realize that to capture TV budgets, they need to cozy up to media buyers who have bought TV ads the same way for decades through salespeople that they've built long-standing relationships with.
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Although the Trump administration has sought to cozy up to Saudi Arabia, the United States' relationship with Saudi Arabia has been strained since the death of Washington Post's Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in October 2018 as well as concerns about the ongoing Saudi-led fight in Yemen against Iran-supported Houthi rebels that has resulted in thousands of civilian casualties.
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Whether the issue is his unsettling assertion that rattled markets about simply "printing money" to cover US debts, Trump's reckless foreign policy suggestions that our key allies will be on their own when it comes to nuclear weapons policy and that he will cozy up to Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin, or his ignorance regarding the science and policies of climate change – the Clinton message will be that Trump is dangerously unhinged.
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Yes, the Trump administration has a Middle East policy of sorts, perhaps: continue to cozy up to Benjamin Netanyahu's Israel and dangle an elusive "Deal of the Century" in front of the Palestinians; coddle Saudi Arabia and sell its hundreds of billions of dollars in arms while ignoring the disaster that is its Yemen war; strangle Iran with sanctions -- the consequences be damned; and taunt a hyper-sensitive Turkey with tweets and a trade war.
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If Collins feels like a breath of fresh air for hip-hop fans, it's because in an era where artists are constantly latching onto trends (dancehall!), Nat Love is a decidedly risk-taking, left-field project, to be sure: gauzy psychedelic melodies ("Stupid Roses") cozy up next to shiny synths ("Ghost") and biting trap drums; acoustic guitars shimmer ("The Rain That Wouldn't Save") atop steel drums giving the project's best tracks a reggae-tinged vibe.
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And while I'm sure the far left in Korea, which is opposed to the THAAD deployment, found the Trump invoice a helpful little talking point to support their thesis that the United States cannot be trusted, the President also unnerved millions of mainstream South Koreans who fear that the United States is willing to cozy up to China, divvying up the Asia-Pacific region at the expense -- and without the say-so -- of the Republic of Korea.
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Such a break with a U.S. partner would come after President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE has resisted congressional pressure to punish Riyadh over issues that have angered lawmakers, choosing instead to cozy up to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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New ad formats and measurement toolsAmazon is rolling out a tool that shows just how much Google and Facebook ads drive people to do their shopping on the e-commerce siteA Wall Street firm says Amazon is stepping up its efforts to win small advertisers with cheaper prices and help from sales repsAmazon wants to disrupt the $100 billion gaming industry, so it's hiring for a 'stealth advertising' engineering teamAmazon is pushing harder into video search ads, and industry insiders say it's a direct attack on Google'It's in this weird middle ground:' Amazon has a new plan to win over big brands with video ads, but agencies aren't buying itAmazon is finally letting brands track traffic from Facebook in its latest effort to cozy up to big marketersAmazon is opening up ads in AmazonFresh, its Instacart killer, to win over big packaged-goods brandsRelationships with agenciesAmazon has a big leadership hole to fill with the departure of advertising exec Seth Dallaire.
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