My husband and I were not seeing eye to eye.
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If you can't see eye to eye, leave it alone.
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Our two organizations do not always see eye to eye.
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For once he saw eye to eye with his predecessor.
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Cook and Trump have not always seen eye to eye.
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We didn't see eye to eye on a few things.
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Like, if you don&apost see eye to eye with me, well, most of you can&apost, but if you can&apost see eye to eye with me, it means, we hate each other?
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I just need time so we can see eye to eye.
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Finally I stand, triumphantly, eye to eye with the old battery.
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Ideologically, Mr Simon and Mr Street mostly see eye to eye.
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Full disclosure: Spicer and I haven't always seen eye to eye.
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They saw eye to eye and everyone was humanized by it.
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Silicon Valley and Washington have not always seen eye to eye.
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We did not come to the project seeing eye to eye.
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From the start, the two did not see eye to eye.
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Mr. Murray and Mr. Ramis often didn't see eye to eye.
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While Sanders and Clinton now see eye to eye on abortion and
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Twitter and I didn't see eye-to-eye in the early going.
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I wonder if that's also why we can meet eye to eye.
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Australia and its neighbours still do not always see eye to eye.
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Nor does he see eye to eye with the president on immigration.
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So, not surprisingly, the two communities don't always see eye to eye.
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Governor Mike Pence hasn't always seen eye to eye with scientific consensus.
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Flynn and I didn't necessarily see eye to eye on certain things.
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Trump and Modi may not see eye to eye on some issues.
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Are you able to compete with [the world's best], eye to eye?
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Trump and West did not see eye-to-eye on every issue.
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The streaming giant didn't see eye to eye with major theater chains.
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Will Americans see eye to eye on the seriousness of the threat?
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This administration is progressive, but we don't always see eye to eye.
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The two of you won't be able to see eye to eye.
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Hampden-Sydney students probably have an easier time seeing eye to eye.
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What really matters, experts say, is that couples see eye to eye.
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The sunfish and he eye to eye, its curious fin folding, flopping.
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China and Russia see eye-to-eye on many international diplomatic issues.
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His psychedelic visions brought him eye-to-eye with victims he'd shot.
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Trump and her husband don't always see eye-to-eye though, she said.
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Correa sees eye-to-eye with progressive leaders like Jayapal on this issue.
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They never could see eye to eye, although neither was a real villain.
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They came from incredibly different backgrounds and didn't always see eye to eye.
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He and I see eye to eye on a lot of this stuff.
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Jurors believe that they would see eye to eye with her about things.
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According to Kemp, he and then-producer Kashif weren't seeing eye to eye.
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Gates clearly admired Jobs, even if they didn't always see eye-to-eye.
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Singapore and China have not always seen eye to eye in recent months.
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Georgieva and the U.S. administration already see eye to eye on gender equality.
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Why is being "eye-to-eye" such a desirable state to begin with?
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Obama and Trump clearly don't see eye to eye on many aspects of immigration.
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And if you like President Trump, then you and I see eye to eye.
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Different religions, cultures, and dialects can make it hard to see eye-to-eye.
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She and Macron see eye-to-eye on Russia (and on much else besides).
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Whatever Obama's private views, he has never seen eye-to-eye with pardon advocates.
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The two nations have not seen eye-to-eye on military strategy in Syria.
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The camera was held at eye level, and promoted direct eye-to-eye contact.
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The challenge will be for two strong, rival personalities to see eye to eye.
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Sometimes you might stand eye to eye with a pig after you wake up.
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And, as Dilma's vice president, he never truly saw eye to eye with her.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio actually see eye-to-eye on.
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He was willing to stand eye to eye with me and take my question.
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Mattis has downplayed any intimation that he and Trump don't see eye-to-eye.
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"We looked each other eye to eye and knew we had survived," Hague said.
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But that's about the only thing that the brothers see eye-to-eye on.
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One area Ford and Trump could see eye to eye on is fuel economy standards.
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Though pledged to defend one another, NATO nations have not always seen eye-to-eye.
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He's not used to seeing people or performing in front of people eye-to-eye.
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Silicon Valley doesn't see eye to eye with Trump on social and climate change policy.
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"The Fed is never going to see eye to eye with the markets," Zentner said.
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"Democrats need to make sure that they're eye-to-eye with voters," he told Hill.
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It appears they really don't see eye to eye on the state of the country.
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Clearly, on energy, the new administration will not see eye to eye with Washington's expectations.
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"We kind of saw eye to eye from Day 1," de Ferran said last week.
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And we don't have to see eye-to-eye to look out for each other.
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This one could too when Presidents Trump and Putin fail to see eye to eye.
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"Those two nations would never see eye to eye on anything besides an external threat."
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Defining the Enemy Regarding "terrorists," the U.S. and Turkey do not see eye-to-eye.
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Her dark hair was flying out behind her, and they were eye to eye, laughing.
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But it was clear she did not see eye to eye with Trump on trade.
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But there's also a risk that EU and British leaders won't see eye to eye.
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He says it's created a unity among groups that have not necessarily seen eye-to-eye.
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Orrin Hatch already warns Democrats and Republicans haven't seen eye-to-eye on in the past.
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While Liz considers herself a progressive, she doesn't always see eye-to-eye with Ocasio-Cortez.
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"When I couldn't see eye to eye with my baby, they filled the gap," Houston said.
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We don't always see eye to eye on names, but eventually we come to an agreement.
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There's just one plan the duo doesn't yet see eye to eye on: the first dance.
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But they clashed repeatedly during the 2016 campaign, and have never really seen eye to eye.
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But they do not always see eye to eye on the best way to achieve that.
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The two sides may not see eye to eye, but no one should avert their glance.
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But I would realize she and I simply didn't see eye to eye on such matters.
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Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, who faces elections in March, sees eye-to-eye with Prince Muhammad.
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WEINBERG: I&aposm concerned we may not see eye to eye at the end of this.
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Philip's pep talk turns into a scolding, and it's clear they'll never see eye to eye.
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The Saudis and Emiratis do not see eye to eye on all their grievances with Qatar.
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The United States and its European friends no longer see eye-to-eye on key issues.
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But the parties had not seen see eye to eye on the structure of a deal.
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Our visions for this record came together perfectly seeing eye to eye through the entire process.
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But Simpson says he doesn't see eye-to-eye with Trump when it comes to politics.
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Yet there is one area where Greek and Turkish Cypriots already see eye to eye: cheesemaking.
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In a statement Wednesday, McConnell rejected reports that he and Trump aren't seeing eye to eye.
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The top-two reform has also brought together advocates who don't often see eye-to-eye.
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Maloney noted that historically Europe and the U.S. have not seen eye-to-eye on Iran.
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Still, this is one area where the Democrats and the Duke campaign see eye to eye.
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But in his memo to employees, Mercer says the two don't always see eye to eye.
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Like many 30-somethings, Joanna Castle Miller doesn't see eye-to-eye politically with her dad.
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"We didn't see eye to eye," she told The Times shortly after Trump's inauguration in 2017.
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It becomes a bit of a wink, like 'you and I are seeing eye to eye.
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Strategically, Moscow and Tehran see eye to eye in terms of preserving the existing Syrian government.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and vice president elect Mike Pence don't always see eye to eye.
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The taxi is real — it's a gutted Prius — and dog and cab are eye to eye.
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So now that Joel and I SEE EYE to EYE, you don't see EYE SEE EYE.
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Eye to eye, face to face, not through the phone Y: My hope for the future?
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We don't see eye-to-eye on the issue of race and Confederate monuments and memorials.
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Maintenance is an area of public policy where conservatives and progressives should see eye to eye.
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Trump and Feinstein have never seen eye to eye on guns -- until this meeting, it seems.
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In Sacramento, his most recent job, he did not see eye to eye with DeMarcus Cousins.
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It's the sound of a sharp, perceptive gaze that doesn't quite meet you eye to eye.
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The UK and the US do not exactly see eye-to-eye on Russia right now.
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When she was really little, I used to bend down and photograph her eye to eye.
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Though she and her daughters, she said, "don't see eye to eye on certain things," Mrs.
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Apparently the judge didn't see eye-to-eye with Shmurda and has denied the rapper's request.
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You've afforded us opportunities I could never have imagined … But sometimes we didn't see eye to eye.
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It's in large part because Trump and Ryan likely don't see eye-to-eye on the issue.
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Yoli and I stand eye to eye, both at 5 feet tall, her pregnant belly between us.
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Notably, though, this is not the first time that Trump and ISIS have seen eye to eye.
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But that doesn't mean Trump and Putin don't see eye-to-eye on a number of issues.
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Robert Herjavec and Mark Cuban, both judges on ABC's "Shark Tank," haven't always seen eye-to-eye.
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She said she even made eye-to-eye contact with one biker, asking him to call 911.
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Imperial-turned-Rebel droid K-2SO (Alan Tudyk) goes eye to eye with Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones).
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"They see eye to eye with our vision and we align with their branding," the brothers explain.
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I do not see eye to eye on some issues with the former senator from New York.
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Hirsh-Pasek explains that they were interested to highlight the importance of uninterrupted eye-to-eye conversations.
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"We see eye to eye on many things," Kedem Shinar said of her mother and Mr. Woo.
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And he has stood eye-to-eye with the congressional defenders of the republic and not blinked.
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It's going to take that eye-to-eye conversation with Jose that instinctively lets your guard down.
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No one will tell you that Republicans and Democrats are going to see eye to eye now.
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Weinberger said Trump listened to executives' concerns even though they did not always see eye-to-eye.
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Pompeo on Tuesday admitted he and Bolton did not always see eye to eye on policy matters.
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Her younger sister, Salome, is fiercely protective of her, but they don't always see eye to eye.
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North Korea is not the only issue Beijing and Washington do not see eye to eye on.
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Here's what you need to know: • Rex Tillerson and President Trump never really saw eye to eye.
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They see eye-to-eye on issues such as free trade and reining in the EU's budget.
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Several recent episodes have shown that Asians and Asian-Americans do not always see eye to eye.
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So far, the two sides have failed to see eye to eye on the administration's trade policies.
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It's becoming more and more clear: Donald Trump and Paul Ryan simply don't see eye to eye.
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The last major area where Washington and Beijing generally see eye to eye is on climate policy.
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So for a few days it was just me and that mischievous grinning face, eye to eye.
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This was a rare case where the president and Republican leaders in Congress saw eye to eye.
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Like many families across the country, the Conners won't always be seeing eye-to-eye on political issues.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska is one Republican who hasn't always seen eye to eye with President Donald Trump.
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"When it comes to foreign policy, Rand and I do not see eye-to-eye," Cruz told CNN.
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At the end of the day, what really matters, experts say, is that couples see eye to eye.
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But she and General Leia Organa have a history — and do not see eye to eye on everything.
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A world where you can actually see a grasshopper eye to eye, not in a locked glass box.
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It has threats from local public who do not see eye to eye with journalists or the press.
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It's a work that elegantly, and devastatingly, brings Gordon Matta-Clark eye-to-eye with the Looney Toons.
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"The couple is just not able to agree or see eye-to-eye on anything," the source says.
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Carson Kressley and Thom Filicia may not see eye-to-eye with the new Fab Five on everything.
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But the fact is that the two superpowers don't see eye-to-eye on the end result there.
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I could look at someone eye to eye, and I could have that delicious heart to heart hug.
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Elizabeth Warren and Mark Zuckerberg don't see eye to eye on things (gee, who to root for there?).
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The two are also expected to discuss trade, though they don't see eye-to-eye on the issue.
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Mitch McConnell: The Senate majority leader and the President have not always seen eye to eye in 2017.
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The pair got into a high profile Twitter fight last year and haven't seen eye-to-eye since.
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President Trump and Merkel have not always seen eye to eye on policy issues since Trump took office.
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People from different organizations didn't see eye to eye but wouldn't get involved in other people's business either.
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Mr. de Blasio is the only local politician who comes close to seeing Mr. Cornegy eye to eye.
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"McMaster and Mattis didn't always see eye to eye, but they are both military men," the source said.
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But it feels like on tax reforms, the vast majority of Republicans see eye to eye on it.
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Besides the separation date -- Chrishell and Justin don't see eye to eye on a couple of other issues.
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From our second-floor perch, I'm eye-to-eye with the 20-foot Buddha that centers the space.
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For either of us to get off our pedestals to see eye-to-eye—it's kind of hard.
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As for his tax plan, however, Trump and Republicans don't yet see eye to eye—which will mean delays.
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If these two can't see eye-to-eye, my political game is going to be that much more strained.
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The engaged couple didn't always see eye to eye on the details of their wedding, the celebrity realtor admits.
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Darling maintains regular contact with company CEO Michael Dell and the two regularly see eye to eye on investments.
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He equated Russia and the United States as countries that see eye-to-eye when it comes to ISIS.
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Turkey and the United States also do not see eye to eye when it comes to the Islamic State.
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But in at least one instance--on a key policy position--Johnson and Weld don't see eye to eye.
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The two met eye-to-eye; Max even appeared to smile, and she giggled as she patted his head.
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Two weeks before election day, the nation's likely voters have started seeing eye-to-eye with the election prognosticators.
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The original sin of Foer and Hughes's relationship was that they simply didn't see eye to eye on this.
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Even airlines, all of which want improved technology, don't see eye-to-eye on how this should be achieved.
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Republicans and Democrats see eye to eye on at least one thing — both parties are experiencing sharp internal division.
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Mattis acknowledged on Thursday that he and Trump have not seen eye to eye on a number of policies.
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McCain downplayed that slight at the time, but he never saw eye to eye with Trump on foreign policy.
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Chances are you'll encounter a lot of supervisors throughout your career with whom you won't see eye to eye.
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But they're seeing eye-to-eye on a crucial area of policy and happy to let the world know.
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What's interesting: Sanders and Price may not see eye to eye, but Price and Trump don't seem to either.
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Quick: What's something—perhaps one of the only things—Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump see eye-to-eye on?
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The two won't always see eye-to-eye, but Germany needs France and Mr. Macron is a good fit.
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Despite their focus on rural broadband, the Democratic lawmaker doesn't see eye-to-eye with the Republican FCC chairman.
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Pounding the pavement and speaking eye to eye with VHPs may be one approach to spreading the correct facts.
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From early on in the 2016 campaign, it became clear Trump and Sessions saw eye-to-eye on immigration.
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Next thing you know, the two companies merge and you're now eye to eye with the guy you just insulted.
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"There's no denying there's a lot of things we don't necessarily see eye-to-eye on," the Canadian official said.
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We are very friendly and collaborative with our founders, so we need to see eye to eye on their vision.
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But there was one subject where they did not see eye to eye for the longest time: their retirement future.
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For a while, they didn't see eye to eye, but they've been married for 20 years, they have four kids.
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Though I see eye to eye with Van on most issues affecting people in America, I cannot support this allegation.
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Immigration and climate change are two areas where chief executives and Texas's political leadership are not seeing eye to eye.
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It's well known that Pope Francis and President Donald Trump don't exactly see eye-to-eye on global climate change.
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All political spokespeople have had to consider whether they could advocate for someone they don't see eye to eye with.
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Shah rose to fame with his 29 YouTube song "Eye to Eye", a romantic ballad sung by and starring him.
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But Raskin explained that press freedom is an area where both liberals and libertarian-minded conservatives see eye to eye.
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Do they see eye to eye on values like integrity, ambition, love of family, and other things important to you?
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Since Psalm's arrival, the busy mom is happy to report that all her kids are finally seeing eye to eye.
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The pair had not seen eye to eye: Mr Bolton was far more hawkish on Iran, North Korea and Russia.
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The pair have famously starred on the "Fast & Furious" franchise together, but have since reportedly not seen eye to eye.
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When his father died of skin cancer in 2009, the pair still hadn't been able to see eye-to-eye.
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While Pence will now serve as Trump's leading advocate, the two do not see eye to eye on every issue.
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Mr. Goyal said Zomato would keep listening to the restaurants, even if they did not always see eye to eye.
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Mr. Goyal said Zomato would keep listening to the restaurants, even if they did not always see eye to eye.
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With a November due date, it's nice they can still see eye to eye on their baby ... and social media.
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Twitter and its developer community rarely seem to see eye to eye on how to use the company's data trove.
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They see eye to eye on some issues, like education, for which both push for school choice and gun rights.
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Let's state the obvious: Donald Trump and Amazon CEO, and Washington Post owner, Jeff Bezos do not see eye to eye.
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Presidents want to be surrounded by people they're comfortable with, but that doesn't mean you see eye to eye on everything.
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When it comes to finances, Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West don't always see eye-to-eye, a source tells PEOPLE.
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An ambivalent attitude towards Russia's Putin is another area where Europe's nationalists and Trump don't see eye-to-eye with Merkel.
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When we do find something to disagree on, we mirror each other and find a way to see eye to eye.
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They rarely see eye-to-eye, but "Halt and Catch Fire" highlights their shared idealism and ambition to define the future.
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He seems very inspired by the culture, which I am as well, so I think we would see eye to eye.
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She and I never really saw eye to eye but one thing we did share was our love for our children.
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But even if they can see eye to eye, their ability to impose decisions has waned as the union has expanded.
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Five years later, even people who don't see eye to eye on immigration can agree on one thing: It didn't work.
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You and your father may not always see eye-to-eye, but you know he'd do just about anything for you.
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My grandpa and I may not see eye-to-eye on everything, but I've been able to have many bonding moments.
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Even though Annalise and her mom, Ophelia (Cicely Tyson), don't always see eye to eye, she's there when Annalise needs her.
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That song also references "Impregnable Question" from 2012's Swing Lo Magellan — specifically the "we don't see eye to eye" sample.
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We are two countries and sovereign countries, so there will always be issues where we don't completely see eye to eye.
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While they don't have diplomatic relations, Israel and Saudi Arabia see eye to eye on far more than what separates them.
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The two countries have also not seen eye-to-eye on military matters, particularly regarding activity in the South China Sea.
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Mike Pence, who reports say will be named Trump's running mate on Friday, haven't always seen eye-to-eye on policy.
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Trade And while Trump and Abe have found they agree on most areas, they don't see eye-to-eye on trade.
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Just as the couple began seeing eye-to-eye and seriously considering adoption, Guaty received the call that she was pregnant.
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In addition to the divide over Brunson, U.S. and Turkey have not seen eye-to-eye on military strategy in Syria.
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At the gallery, these are presented life-size and hung so that their subjects are eye-to-eye with the viewer.
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Seeing eye-to-eye on tax reform has allowed for a slight thawing in the personal relationship between Bannon and Ryan.
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A Beethoven score, annotated decades apart by Mahler and Toscanini, two Philharmonic music directors who didn't always see eye to eye.
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It is difficult to do anything in Europe if the French and the Germans do not really see eye to eye.
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People familiar with the discussions said Mr. Senard and Mr. Elkann saw eye to eye on the merits of a merger.
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He moved to the Upper West Side, and was back in the employ of another education nonprofit group, Eye to Eye.
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Just as the couple began seeing eye-to-eye and seriously considering adoption, Guaty received the call that she was pregnant.
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She and her husband, a Fort Lauderdale police captain, don't see eye to eye with Connor on all of his positions.
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WILFRED FROST: One area where you guys might see eye to eye is when the political spectrum focuses on investment banks.
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House and Senate Republicans as well as the White House are seeing eye-to-eye on those central principles, Bolten said.
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In fact, outside of foreign policy, Romney said he finds himself seeing "eye-to-eye" with the president on most issues.
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For months, Tillerson and Trump have not seen eye to eye, a fact several members of Congress have been privy to.
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For example, the president and Congress don't see eye to eye on some of the more complex parts of tax reform.
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"She and I do not see totally eye-to-eye on Pat, and that's O.K., because I love her," McEnany said.
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"We very much see eye-to-eye when it comes to product, which makes him the perfect fit for this role."
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It just might not be the message that audiences expect, or one that its principal constituents see eye-to-eye on.
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Utilities and home owners don't always see eye-to-eye on who pays for upgrades, as Pittsburgh found out last year.
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The second was more firm: "We understand that we will likely not see eye-to-eye on this issue," the statement said.
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No two countries' national interests align perfectly, and the United States and Qatar do not see eye to eye on every issue.
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A walk will work, but she favors the car because the child can't get away and there's no eye-to-eye contact.
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Kylie Jenner and Jordyn Woods are ride-or-die besties — but that doesn't mean they see eye-to-eye all the time.
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"He doesn't necessarily see eye to eye with Mitch on many things," Efron told Entertainment Tonight during a set visit in Miami.
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But the ladies are seeing eye-to-eye these days — and it seems Moore's new relationship played a role in the reunion.
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"They may not see eye-to-eye on everything, but there is a true brotherly bond of love between them," she says.
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Gold and the stock market have never quite seen eye to eye, but recently the relationship has become one of outright antagonism.
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It's a mixed department racially, and they usually seem to see eye to eye, but on this issue they saw so differently.
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You'll have to crank your neck skyward to see his face, but forget about seeing eye-to-eye with this 7 ft.
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Sure, things don't always work out between these two: they don't always see eye to eye, and sometimes they royally eff up.
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She might have been writing to what she called the "Christ-haunted South," but that didn't mean they saw eye to eye.
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"There's speculation those two might not see eye to eye," said Robert Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York.
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Even those who haven't always seen eye-to-eye with Fine's group, such as the American Bankers Association (ABA), complimented his leadership.
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Though the "Ordinary People" crooner hasn't always seen eye to eye with Kanye West, he and Teigen count Kardashian as a friend.
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The pair seems tight in the video, but they do get candid about not always seeing eye-to-eye while working together.
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It is no secret that President-elect Trump and the intelligence community do not necessarily see eye to eye on certain things.
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Jobs and Ive also saw eye-to-eye on the design of the iPod, Apple's portable music player that launched in 2001.
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Pompeo, on the other hand, is a foreign policy hawk who sees eye to eye with the president on Iran in particular.
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As that episode suggested, the Obama administration and Democratic congressional leadership did not see eye to eye with the House immigration group.
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There's new data to suggest that executives and the employees who work for them rarely see eye-to-eye about their workplaces.
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In a radio appearance last week, Rams COO Kevin Demoff indicated the sides don't currently see eye-to-eye on Donald's value.
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It's hard for you to see eye-to-eye about the actual goal of a project, because the project itself is undefined.
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Ray-Ban decided to test this theory out with a series of videos entitled Eye to Eye: A Social Experiment in Courage.
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But does that have to get in the way, when—for instance—two people see eye to eye on everything but meat?
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Davos has rarely seen eye to eye with Melisandre, but he mentions that she's the wildcard who could work in their favor.
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I thought any disagreement was bad or if we didn't see eye to eye that meant we didn't have a good marriage.
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The two men had apparently rarely seen eye to eye on foreign policy, so while the firing isn't shocking, the timing is.
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My mother and I did not always see eye to eye, but a common love of books helped to mend difficult patches.
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Why dismantle an institution that helps us see eye to eye, and fights to make us stronger in the world for it?
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Afterward, TheBlaze host told us she and Trevor still don't see eye-to-eye, but that doesn't mean they can't be friends.
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Despite not seeing eye to eye initially with Derek, he and I are on the same page and communicate weekly about [my sons].
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Still, Trump and his cabinet picks have not seen eye-to-eye with tech leaders on many issues, including encryption, immigration, and diversity.
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Janet Jackson and her estranged husband Wissam Al Mana don't see eye-to-eye about parenting their son Eissa — and seemingly never have.
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The reality stars are on the same page about wanting a family — although they don't see eye to eye on how many children.
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I think Kim and I don't always see eye-to-eye as far of the importance of traveling and living in the moment.
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The board and Rossello's administration have not always seen eye to eye, with the governor resisting some of the board's proposed austerity measures.
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European regulators do not all see eye to eye on mingling privacy and antitrust, according to Alec Burnside of Dechert, a law firm.
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Or that he and the President-elect hardly see eye to eye on foreign policy -- including how to treat Russia and trading partners.
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That even means reasoning with journalism that produces truths you might not enjoy, or opinions you might not see eye-to-eye with.
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"Jamal and I have not seen eye to eye on many issues but having him go missing like this is awful," he said.
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Brown and Dimon have rarely seen eye to eye on financial regulation issues, but the lawmaker praised the move, while noting its novelty.
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Ties between India and Japan have blossomed as Modi and Abe increasingly see eye-to-eye in countering growing Chinese assertiveness across Asia.
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I think Kim and I don't always see eye-to-eye as far of the importance of traveling and living in the moment . . .
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She describes type of employee as someone who never sees eye-to-eye with a boss and always claims they're receiving unfair treatment.
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It puts a company eye-to-eye with some of the biggest industry giants — in front of an enormous and still growing audience.
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On Tuesday, watch out for arguments—you and a coworker won't see eye-to-eye when messenger Mercury squares off with warrior Mars.
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President Trump will have to confront the complex issues of which he and his Islamic world counterparts do not see eye to eye.
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Mr. Turner did not see eye to eye with the C.I.A.'s clandestine service, the officers who conduct espionage and covert action overseas.
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But not everything is happy in Riverdale because Toni moves out of Cheryl's home and Veronica and Reggie don't see eye-to-eye.
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They discussed forming a government, and aides from both sides said the men saw eye to eye on prioritizing the fight against corruption.
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The two saw eye to eye on many things, though Edison dismissed Ford's all-consuming anti-Semitism as a waste of precious energy.
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" On "The OA," he said, the characters perform the movements "eye to eye, breath to breath, face to face — that feels so real.
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You and it overlapped tongues and then you both bit in all the way so you were sort of stapled together, eye to eye.
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"On the main themes, from work policy to the fight against poverty, we see eye-to-eye in three-quarters of cases," he said.
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If you're needing a little inspiration to meet 2017 eye to eye, this red liner technique may be the bold boost you're searching for.
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Two of the biggest leftist movements of the Trump era were there for the same reason, but they haven't always seen eye to eye.
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Or has Trump found a running mate who, with only minor exceptions, sees eye to eye with him in spewing sexism, racism and bigotry?
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Although Kanye West and Kim Kardashian don't see eye-to-eye on everything, the famous couple doesn't shy away from discussing their differing opinions.
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Unlike Kris, I'm hoping the afterlife is at least something like The Good Place, but we see eye-to-eye on this diamond thing.
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Even President Barack Obama couldn't resist making eye-to-eye contact with the future king during his memorable visit to Kensington Palace in April.
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Connor wants them to be on the same level and presents her with a stool as their first step in seeing eye to eye.
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The altercation goes on for a while ... before it's clear the two can't see eye to eye and Cam bolts for the locker room.
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Although Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West don't see eye-to-eye on everything, the reality star's support of her rapper husband is unwavering.
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A majority of Democratic voters don't see eye to eye with their party's leaders on Capitol Hill over President Donald Trump's strikes in Syria.
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At the last minute, Jim Roe, the drummer from our first album came back, but Craig and myself were not seeing eye to eye.
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Lewandowski has publicly criticized Kelly over his handling of the Rob Porter crisis, and the two haven't seen eye to eye on many things.
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Sometimes, wedding planners and their clients don't see eye to eye on certain ceremonial and reception decisions, like "Pinterest overload" and meddling loved ones.
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Of course, Barack's pick ain't too surprising given his Bulls allegiance ... even though him and MJ haven't always seen eye-to-eye on everything.
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Hsiao and the Hualien county chief, an ex-Nationalist who went to Beijing last month, do not see eye to eye on tourism development.
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She said she and her partner, Phil Casaceli, see eye-to-eye on all the details, making opening her own place that much easier.
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It's a simple exchange, but it demonstrates how far they've come as friends and colleagues, even if they don't always see eye to eye.
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Ultimately, Mr. Tosi — who didn't see eye to eye with Mr. Chesky on other issues and generally did not fit in at Airbnb — resigned.
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Given our vastly different political systems and strategic goals, there will inevitably be issues on which our leaders will never see eye to eye.
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We can achieve so much, and we can achieve so much when we tackle poverty eye to eye, soul to soul, person to person.
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"It's really important to me to see eye to eye with a label regarding the future of our industry," Swift said in her statement.
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Advisers who push for climate radicalism and those who give priority to getting things done for development do not always see eye to eye.
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Former United manager Jose Mourinho failed to see eye-to-eye with Pogba, oft either playing him out of position or omitting him completely.
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Almost a year later, Nissan has appointed a new chief executive whose resume suggests he will see eye to eye with his French counterparts.
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The hearing on Friday was markedly bipartisan, as Cicilline and subcommittee Vice Chairman Joseph Neguse (D-Colo.) mostly saw eye-to-eye with Rep.
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"It's safe to say that General Flynn and I didn't see eye to eye," Mr. Christie told reporters during a news conference in Trenton.
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And their causes span the full spectrum of issues that animate the right's most devoted followers, meaning they don't always see eye to eye.
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But the two leaders do not see eye to eye on whether the U.S. should sustain its military presence in the war-torn nation.
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They didn't see eye to eye on many things, but at least they were talking, and Mr. Trump was effusive about his new friend.
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The report claims Travis and Kap spoke over the phone -- and while they didn't exactly see eye to eye, there was a mutual understanding.
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In the course of doing business, the leadership of the company, including Joel and Barry Myers, have not exactly seen eye-to-eye with NOAA.
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But to paraphrase Saint-Exupéry, national unity will not come from always seeing eye to eye, but from looking outward together in the same direction.
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When deciding how to manage these populations going forward, southern scientists and local groups will have to find a way to see eye-to-eye.
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In this exclusive clip from tonight's two-part finale, the hosts work with an Atlanta couple that's having a hard time seeing eye-to-eye.
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Yet the two sides never saw eye-to-eye, and Sestak took the unusual but headline-grabbing move of walking 422 miles across the state.
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You don't have to go very far down on google to find out that he and the Saudi government don't always see eye to eye.
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All Britain's political parties agree an election is needed to break the standoff over Brexit, but do not see eye-to-eye on its timing.
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All Britain's political parties agree an election is needed to break the standoff over Brexit, but do not see eye-to-eye on its timing.
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While filming American Graffiti, Lucas repeatedly clashed with Ned Tanen of Universal Pictures, who didn't see eye to eye on the direction of the film.
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"Japan and Korea don't always see eye to eye on business issues," founding partner of Palo Alto's CrossPacific Capital, Greg Tarr, said in an interview.
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Here, he seeks counsel from his mother, Rebecca (Mandy Moore), explaining to her that Beth is not seeing eye-to-eye him on this matter.
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He and I met at Sundance, totally hit it off, saw eye to eye on the opportunity to making it more a mass-market product.
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Sharing a room with a friend will expose you to new aspects of her personalities and habits — and you won't always see eye to eye.
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The two they couldn't see eye to eye on were both linked to Aleppo: humanitarian access to the city, and the ceasefire in the area.
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Earlier this week, the actress also opened up about how she and Will didn't always see eye-to-eye about Jaden's decision to wear skirts.
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So build up chemistry and know each other, shake hands, look eye to eye right, look at the expression of your face, that's most important.
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This might be an area where Democrats and the Bannon wing of Trump's WH see eye-to-eye, and stand in opposition to GOP orthodoxy.
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" Bush said that even though he did "not always see eye-to-eye" with Congress while president, "this was one issue where we strongly agreed.
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"They get down on the child's level and speak to them eye to eye to make their child feel empowered," the Oscar winner, 36, said.
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Even though I was supposedly developing it, we didn't see eye to eye, and they sort of picked up their marbles and that was that.
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Group texts, like all written communication, function differently than an eye-to-eye conversation, and understanding those differences can help kids navigate tricky texting territory.
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It's no secret that they didn't see eye to eye on a lot of things, but, when you're in love, you turn a blind eye.
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Washington and Moscow only view Syria as a convenient boxing ring, and they definitely do not see eye to eye on any of its affairs.
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And I thought maybe we could tease out some of those issues this morning, where you may not see eye to eye exactly on things.
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He hasn't always seen eye-to-eye with his famous dad, but since Donald Trump Sr. become president, Jr. has come back into the fold.
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But it remains to be seen whether the Republicans and Democrats who conduct the probe together will ultimately see eye to eye on the conclusions.
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The developments showed how delicate Mr. Moon's task is in bringing Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim together — and getting them to see eye to eye.
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McMaster's potential departure means that one more of a small handful of voices who don't see eye to eye with this President would be gone.
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My boyfriend and I don't see eye-to-eye on everything, but I feel blessed to have him by my side in this complicated world.
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It's not always easy, but sometimes connecting face-to-face can help two people on either side of a tense topic see eye-to-eye.
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RYAN: HE IS LOOK WE HAVE A SHARED AGENDA THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS WE ARE EYE TO EYE ON THIS AGENDA AND ON THESE PRIORITIES.
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But trying to make labor cheaper has brought the center-right president eye-to-eye with tough union bosses allied with the opposition Peronist party.
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The prime minister has described the U.S. as a "good friend" to the U.K. May and Trump have not always seen eye-to-eye, however.
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Recently, a source told PEOPLE that while they don't always see eye-to-eye, Rob wants Chyna to have a strong, healthy relationship with her daughter.
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It's true that critics don't always see eye-to-eye with the larger moviegoing population, and there's certainly value in examining where they differ and why.
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But they obviously also have no interest in seeing eye-to-eye at the moment and their mutual disinterest in their current situation is highly amusing.
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She has mainly seen eye-to-eye with her colleagues: of the 46 opinions she has written on three-judge panels, only three have been dissents.
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Engineers also have a way of forcing industry standards and the latest technology onto bands and we just don't always see eye to eye with them.
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" In an interview on "Fox News Sunday," Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort conceded that "this team is not going to see eye-to-eye on everything.
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Now investors will be looking to China, to see if Beijing and Washington can find a way to meet eye-to-eye on certain trade elements.
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The agreement follows several years during which the couple could not see eye-to-eye on parenting and brought legal action against one another several times.
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"[Jane] is very similar to her mom in a lot of ways but they don't see eye to eye very often," 2503-year-old Spaeny said.
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"I gave her a really hard time and we struggled to see eye-to-eye," Vianna says of her relationship with her mother during the pregnancy.
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Recently, a source told PEOPLE that while they don't always see eye-to-eye, Kardashian wants Chyna to have a strong, healthy relationship with her daughter.
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But now that Randall is older, the parents don't see eye-to-eye about what they believe is beneficial to their son's well-being and identity.
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Amy (Duggar) King is encouraging her followers to extend love and compassion to everyone, even if they may not see eye-to-eye with their lifestyle.
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Even former President Barack Obama couldn't resist making eye-to-eye contact with the future king during his memorable visit to Kensington Palace in April 2016.
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Yet Pelosi and Steyer haven't seen eye to eye recently on one particular issue looming over the Democratic Party: The prospect of impeaching President Donald Trump.
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"Where we do not see eye to eye, the United States will stand up for the interests and values of America and her allies," he said.
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But the two men have not seen eye-to-eye on the Iran nuclear deal, and Trump has periodically called out the French president on Twitter.
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Mr. Skeist knows that Mr. Campbell does not see eye to eye with him on some issues he considers important, like transgender rights or reproductive choice.
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Even though some families have chosen to keep matters relating to the management of the business within the family, members don't always see eye to eye.
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But in cases where banks and drillers don't see eye to eye on how to proceed, banks may consider selling off loans to private equity firms.
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Like Trump, AMLO may root his international trade agenda in domestic concerns, but the two will not necessarily see eye-to-eye on NAFTA and trade.
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Then he confirmed that he may hire Larry Kudlow as his economics adviser even though they do not see eye to eye on certain major issues.
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Shi'ite-majority Iraq is the only country to have an alliance with regional powerhouse Iran and the United States, who do not see eye-to-eye.
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I always felt connected to him when we were nuzzled in those vinyl booths, under dim lighting, maybe because we could literally see eye to eye.
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Notably, "A Better Way" doesn't include the hot-button issues of immigration or trade — two issues on which Ryan and Trump don't see eye to eye.
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On Thursday, Mattis disputed the suggestion that he and Trump do not see eye-to-eye and vented frustration to reporters that his comments were misinterpreted.
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Sinn Fein also said it would try to form a coalition with other left-wing parties, though not all of them see eye to eye, either.
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Washington (CNN)It's become a tradition of sorts for President Donald Trump to be seated beside figures he doesn't see eye-to-eye with during events.
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"Donald Trump and I see eye-to-eye on the dangers emanating from the region but also on the opportunities," Netanyahu said Monday, according to Reuters.
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It would benefit the older generation to get their kids involved in the process, as the two often don't see eye to eye on philanthropic causes.
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So, Rudy and AOC clearly disagree here, and we have a feeling they probably don't see eye to eye on Trump's Nobel Peace Prize chances either.
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" On Wednesday, Mr. Francois stood in her defense, acknowledging, to widespread laughter, that "she and I have not seen entirely eye to eye in the past.
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Bolton and Netanyahu also saw eye to eye on possible military options against Iran's nuclear program and on the need to explore avenues for regime change.
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Kuwait and the EU broadly see eye to eye on the issue of the Qatar blockade, launched in 2017 by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt.
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Well-meaning by trying to hide a ship named after three decorated sailors because one of them the President didn't see eye-to-eye with in politics?
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If taken collectively, the drug just might withhold the power for long-time international enemies to see eye to eye, or at least each other's third eye.
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The two groups of students represent two dueling factions of the elite Jesuit university in Washington, D.C., that don't see eye-to-eye on women's reproductive rights.
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Trump No two running mates see eye to eye on everything, so it's not fair to play up every difference as a sign of dysfunction or tension.
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We may not see eye to eye on all issues, but we must acknowledge that attacks on our faiths are two sides of the same bigoted coin.
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"I think it's safe to say that General Flynn and I didn't see eye-to eye," Christie told reporters at a news conference in Trenton, New Jersey.
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It might in the future be awkward to have countries that do not always see eye-to-eye running military operations out of the same crowded space.
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I've found that people who don't see eye-to-eye will come together for music, and they get along just fine if they come together for music.
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Trump and Tillerson rarely saw eye to eye, and Tillerson ran the State Department under a cloud from almost the start of his tenure in February 2017.
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Irving and James haven't always seen eye-to-eye over their two seasons together but James said he is seeing the growth and maturity needed from Irving.
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Soleimani, who is widely known as Iran's "spymaster," and Rouhani, who has made diplomacy with the West a staple of his presidency, rarely see eye to eye.
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"If you don't get eye to eye and shoulder to shoulder with the people on the ground, you're going to make a lot of mistakes," she said.
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Kendu just filed his response to Mary's divorce petition, and it's clear one of the many things they don't see eye to eye on is spousal support.
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"Defense is where India and the U.S. will likely see eye to eye," IHS Markit's Vice Chairman Daniel Yergin, an energy and international politics specialist, told CNBC.
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South Korean and American officials publicly insist the alliance is "iron-clad", but Moon has sometimes struggled to see eye-to-eye with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Heller spent the 2016 primary race as a high-profile critic of Trump's and the two have not always seen eye-to-eye since Trump took office.
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The firing of US national security adviser John Bolton was a loss to Netanyahu; the two men saw eye-to-eye on Netanyahu's favorite talking point: Iran.
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"We are on eye-to-eye level with big European competitors in all countries across Europe, and we don't strive to be a national champion," he said.
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If she had covered her face completely, the opinion found, the situation would have been different, because eye-to-eye contact was important in Western business interactions.
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He returned to New York and bounced from one relative's house to the next, unable to make ends meet or to see eye to eye with his roommates.
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And the news that an Alabama movie theater, Mother Russia, and Malaysian censors are seeing eye-to-eye over banning a Disney film has a novelty to it.
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And yet, eSports players and traditional athletes see eye-to-eye when it comes to the fellowship, teamwork, and pride in one's team that imbues competition with meaning.
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But in a sign of the leadership's growing intolerance of student activism, the Party doesn't even see eye to eye with Peking University's shade of "red" ideology anymore.
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Hedge funder Dan Loeb was instrumental in plotting Yahoo's resurgence and recruiting Mayer, but reports soon surfaced suggesting the two did not see eye to eye on issues.
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Even though she may occasionally not see eye-to-eye with them, in the end she trusts her siblings in making the decisions that are best for them.
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While Evans, 26, admitted to fans that she and her husband don't always see eye-to-eye on things, she clarified that it "doesn't mean" they are separating.
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"Ludacris, we haven't always seen eye to eye, but I've always been a big fan of yours and I got a lot of love for you," Drake said.
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Many of those who do not see eye-to-eye with their leader say they have little choice but to play ball after Corbyn's second resounding leadership win.
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Bellator stars Paul Daley and Michael "Venom" Page don't see eye to eye (they freakin' hate each other) ... and are rumored to be fighting in the near future.
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While the two haven't always seen eye-to-eye, Lowry says their decision to appear on the show came from their desire to successfully co-parent their son.
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Janine and June may not always have seen eye to eye (I apologize for this distasteful pun), but in this moment, they're linked by fate and by friendship.
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Recently, two major denominations, which have not always seen eye to eye on social and political issues, have come together on the issue of racial bigotry and injustice.
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While it's understandable that parents and teachers won't always see eye to eye, it's not necessarily something that needs to be discussed openly in front of a child.
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Liz and I see eye to eye that, when you give up hoping for some magical treatment, you can just focus on the kid in front of you.
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Those are all areas where President Trump has up-ended the normal way of seeing things and the normal ways Britain and America have seen eye-to-eye.
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They never quite saw eye to eye, but the two men had a brief détente following Hurricane Sandy, when Mr. Christie was at the apex of his popularity.
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One good way to start is to lie down on your back and put the baby on your stomach, or on your chest, "eye to eye," she said.
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HOUSTON — It is unusual for the United States, Saudi Arabia and Russia to see eye-to-eye, much less try to achieve common energy policy goals, even indirectly.
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If you think that Republicans and Democrats can't see eye to eye these days, try sitting in a room with financial professionals who are for and against annuities.
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Mr. Hutton insisted that he and Ms. Shakur saw eye to eye on the content of the film and that he took her big-picture suggestions without protest.
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Facebook's head of news partnerships Nick Wrenn said Facebook was looking at ways to collaborate with an industry with which it had not always seen eye to eye.
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While the two leaders don't see eye to eye on key issues like immigration, energy policy, and trade, they reportedly discussed topics in which they share common ground.
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"Xi and Trump are unable to see eye to eye for long, and even if they were it would extremely difficult to thwart Kim for long," he said.
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But the guys we spoke with tell us ... they may not see eye to eye with Ryan politically, but that will NOT affect what goes on at work.
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But the senior Jordanian official, who requested anonymity, told Reuters that Russia, Washington and Jordan all still saw "eye to eye" on the need to preserve the ceasefire.
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"I am pleased and grateful the president and I see eye to eye on this issue and that he has decided to fund our Special Olympics grant," she said.
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" Third up was Cam from Austin, Texas who rapped for her, then Connor who brought out a bedazzled step stool as their "first step" to seeing "eye-to-eye.
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"I am pleased and grateful the President and I see eye to eye on this issue and that he has decided to fund our Special Olympics grant," she said.
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Even if you're fortunate enough to have someone with whom you see eye-to-eye at the beginning, it's very natural for people to change as time goes on.
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It would be impossible for Mary and Matt to both see eye-to-eye on every financial decision, and the same goes for any other couple with similar issues.
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My sister was a dedicated maid of honor — she singlehandedly planned my bridal shower — but we didn't always see eye to eye on bridesmaid details ahead of the wedding.
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But Rachel was still feeling apprehensive about meeting Bryan's mom, seeing as his last relationship fell apart because his ex just couldn't see eye-to-eye with his mother.
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Though she did not see eye-to-eye with the Conservative Party membership over Brexit, Ms Rudd made them feel comfortable, with her head-girl demeanour and easy manner.
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Facebook has agreed to undergo at least two outside audits to address concerns from groups that don't often see eye to eye: civil rights groups and right-wing politicians.
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There is a "high chance" of good chemistry between the two leaders, said a second senior Turkish official, even if they are unlikely to always see eye to eye.
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The bigger picture: The election has reminded tech bigwigs they don't see eye to eye with all Americans, even if a good chunk of those people use their products.
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On Wednesday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Bowen, 46, set the record straight about claims that she and her fellow leading lady are not seeing eye-to-eye.
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After filming, Taylor-Johnson gave credence to rumors that the two women hadn't seen eye to eye onset when she announced she would not return to direct the sequels.
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"I am pleased and grateful the president and I see eye-to-eye on this issue, and that he has decided to fund our Special Olympics grant," DeVos said.
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Speaking of which... He doesn't see eye-to-eye with the strong majority of Americans who think everyone should have to undergo a background check to buy a gun.
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But with few prospects who see eye to eye with the president and could garner sufficient support in the Senate, Trump's top choice is anyone's guess at this point.
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Bolton's appointment will further diminish hope for China and the United States to see eye-to-eye on security issues, according to Shi Yinhong, an expert on China-U.
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My friends and I don't always see eye to eye on everything but for the most part we have the same tastes in music and enjoy the same activities.
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She says she began writing because she doesn't see eye to eye with the President on many issues and wanted him to understand the viewpoints of people like herself.
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The two never saw eye-to-eye in Congress, sharply disagreeing over Cruz's role in the 2013 push to defund ObamaCare, which led to a politically costly government shutdown.
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This was what was at stake when Bryan and Eckford reunited forty years later, a fantasy that two people seeing eye to eye might disrupt an entire social order.
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George Lopez and Donald Trump may finally see eye-to-eye on something after a scuffle GL was involved in last weekend at a Hooters ... according to George himself.
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His appointment will further diminish hope for China and the United States to see eye-to-eye on security issues, according to Shi Yinhong, an expert on China-U.
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Despite their common political aims -- repealing Obamacare, passing big tax cuts and beginning a new era of conservative rule -- Trump and the GOP will not always see eye to eye.
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If the entrepreneur and the investor do not see eye to eye on leadership and how best to bring the company forward, it is better to just not go in.
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In recent years, the effort to reform our criminal justice system has brought together members of Congress, public interest advocates, and think tanks that don't often see eye-to-eye.
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Among these men was Bachelorette contestant Connor S. When he first met Hannah, he pulled out a stool for her to stand on so they could be eye-to-eye.
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When you disagree with somebody you don&apost see eye to eye, what is so wrong with getting along and being playful and showing people that you can have differences.
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The Trump administration and the network of groups founded by Koch have not always seen eye-to-eye, but on criminal justice reform, they see some potential to work together.
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In the early 1980s, Democrats and Republicans largely saw eye to eye on the state of the economy, according to the University of Michigan's long-running survey of consumer sentiment.
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Russia and the US don't see eye to eye on plenty of things (Syria, etc.) but now the US is accusing Russia of hacking a voter registration system in Florida.
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The Bachelor in Paradise star and his fiancée Jade opened up to PEOPLE Now about their very first kiss – and let's just say they didn't quite see eye to eye.
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I have enjoyed working with her and, even when we have not seen eye-to-eye on policy, I have always held her candor and thoughtfulness in the highest regard.
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While it was clear neither would see eye-to-eye, Radziwill did end the season (and her RHONY run) by admitting that she regretted that the two never made up.
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Delta and easyJet, which have expressed interest in Alitalia, are in talks with Ferrovie, but the three investors do not see eye to eye on the structure of the deal.
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After two genre-defining albums on MCA, Diamond Head hit a brick wall, and it seemed like its two key players, Sean and Brian, could never see eye to eye.
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Although progressive, conservative and moderate members may not see eye-to-eye on many issues, they all represent constituents who depend on private equity for their jobs and their retirements.
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"Musk, I believe, has a ton to do with the selection and he wants to be sure that they can see eye-to-eye," said Elazar Capital analyst Chaim Siegel.
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Bianca Ocasio-Cortez (BOC) apparently does not see eye-to-eye with her daughter about the virtues (and high taxes) of socialism, at least when it knocks on her door.
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A staunch libertarian, Thiel has much in common with Republicans when it comes to reducing regulations and taxes, but he doesn't see eye to eye with the party on everything.
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But despite their dust ups, at least they still see eye to eye on the important things—and that is what they want to share with young sexually active women.
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It also didn't help that Anthem and Cigna didn't see eye to eye from the start and bickered behind the scenes about leadership and the direction of a merged company.
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Eye to eye, Samy and his attacker probably had more in common than they wanted to realize: both were bound by a legacy of immigrants and a yearning to belong.
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I always felt for all the difficulty he brought to different stages of the photography, I've always thought he's an extremely good artist and we see things eye-to-eye.
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Josh Duhamel and Fergie are seeing eye to eye ... about how to NOT be together -- they've agreed on the terms of their divorce, and they did NOT rush into anything.
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News Analysis SAN DIEGO — President Trump explained on Tuesday that he fired Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson because they do not see eye to eye on certain major issues.
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Parker and Lorde's friendship also served as inspiration for countless poems by Lorde, in addition to her legendary essay "Eye to Eye ," in which she honors the geneaology of sisterhood.
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Mr. Pincus-Witten was the author of several books, including "Postminimalism" (1977), "Eye to Eye: Twenty Years of Art Criticism" (1984) and "Postminimalism Into Maximalism: American Art, 1966-1986" (1987).
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You might feel lazy stepping back at this time, but the energy isn't conducive to productivity since people don't see eye-to-eye and sensitive emotions are in the air.
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While Patrick and Melissa seem to be on the same page when it comes to their children, the McEnroe brothers have not always seen eye to eye on player development.
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Junts pel Si and Barcelona en Comú don't always see eye to eye, but they tend to stand strong against Mr. Rajoy — especially when it comes to security and immigration.
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A new regime has taken over ... and we're told they and Judy just haven't been seeing eye-to-eye on a lot of things she and Les were square on.
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All weekend in Ariah Park, which is about a five-hour drive west of Sydney, phones largely remained out of sight so eager was everyone for eye-to-eye contact.
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A slew of polls have shown voters in the party prioritize nominating a candidate who can defeat Trump over one that necessarily sees eye to eye with them on policy.
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"I am pleased and grateful the president and I see eye-to-eye on this issue, and that he has decided to fund our Special Olympics grant," Ms. DeVos said.
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We didn't see eye to eye on music, but that made sense as I am a 30-year-old man and Wyatt is the facsimile of a 17-year-old girl.
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Forget did not mention the enigmatic Benoit Paire but the 30-year-old, who has not always seen eye-to-eye with French tennis authority, might be the country's best hope.
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"Of course I have my own vision, and the optimal situation is when my vision and that of my client merge into one and we see eye to eye," Magda says.
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Slice Capital will help start-ups determine their valuation, and if the funding platform and the entrepreneur raising capital see eye-to-eye, Shah will help them raise funds from investors.
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So one night we hear a noise outside and my mom pulls up the blind to find herself eye to eye with this old man trying to look into our window.
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The fact that the two biggest parties now see eye-to-eye on the need for intervention in energy markets partly reflects an unpopular surge in domestic electricity bills this year.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin see eye to eye when it comes to many foreign policy goals, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday.
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According to an opinion poll by Ali Carkoglu, a leading Turkish pollster, the majority of Turks and Kurds do not see eye to eye on policies to resolve the Kurdish question.
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Although Biles and Douglas don't see eye-to-eye, Douglas' response to her critics is likely something that Biles — and anyone else with a grain of common sense — can agree with.
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Trump generally sees eye to eye with Republicans in Congress in calling for major tax cuts, including those for the wealthy, although details of their plans are not an exact match.
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If the second theory holds, Mr Xi and Mr Li generally see eye-to-eye on the economy but are struggling to get other officials to curb a reliance on debt.
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While Cook has long advocated for tax reform, particularly around repatriation, he and the president have not always seen eye to eye on other issues, like immigration, the environment and trade.
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While they may be on opposite sides of the political spectrum, Karen Pence says she and her spouse see eye-to-eye with the Bidens when it comes to interior decorating.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Investors disappointed by hedge funds' poor returns and managers eager to pull in fresh money are seeing eye to eye: the industry's once-hefty fees are being rolled back.
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These two new shows bookend a 40-year period that has been defined by hip-hop, though they don't see eye to eye on the power of music, socially or culturally.
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The problem is, first, that rather than engage in the pursuit of bipartisan agreement, leaders are more inclined to turn away from one another when they don't see eye-to-eye.
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I stand up and Mark and I go eye-to-eye in this chicken coliseum—me bloated from excess soft drinks, him with a bit of mayo hanging from his nose.
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" It's ameliorated, though, by a newsy tidbit: Several years ago he negotiated "to sell WPP to Warren Buffett, but they did not see eye to eye and the discussions amicably collapsed.
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Musk berated Lopez for saying she sees "eye to eye" with Jim Chanos in a tweet with a link to a story she wrote about his tips for investing in China.
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She was fifty, more than twice his age, but they were of similar stature, and would have stood nearly eye to eye, with Goldman looking at Hoover through her pince-nez.
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But there is plenty they don't see eye to eye on, including, Mr. Salvini suggested, justice reform, Italian adherence to European budget rules, investment in infrastructure and, perhaps most importantly, immigration.
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However, when it comes to peacemaking with their neighbors, both Netanyahu and Liberman seem to see eye to eye, holding firm on the notion of a two-state solution with the Palestinians.
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He and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe largely see eye-to-eye on how to deal with the vexing problem of North Korea&aposs weapons development, even if a solution remains elusive.
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Ansell's role as marketing director called for partnership between development and marketing—divisions that historically did not see eye to eye on the subject of how best to sell games to consumers.
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"We won't always see eye to eye, but when it comes to questions of war, peace and the safety of our country, we can't let party affiliation stand between us," she said.
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During a visit to a community hall on St Martin's Friday, William put his famous dad move to good use and got eye-to-eye with a couple of adorable local kids.
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The newly empowered Democrats are likely to have a fractious relationship with the president, do not see eye to eye with many of his policies — and they may try to impeach him.
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Although the two actors do agree on most things — rumor is they might even come together on-screen — there's one thing they don't see eye-to-eye on, and that's his hair.
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Chris Brown got a judge to see eye to eye with him, for once -- he's scored protection from an obsessed fan who's been repeatedly busted for showing up uninvited at his house.
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The two women couldn't have been any more different, but some fans thought that the pair's constant butting of heads had to do with more than just not seeing eye to eye.
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New York's governor may try to quell local opposition to tax breaks and grants, but getting activists and Amazon to see eye-to-eye on larger issues is a much weightier task.
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That rivals like Iran and Saudi Arabia, as well as Russia and the United States, will see eye to eye on a brokered deal to end the war is a long shot.
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These findings are not entirely surprising given Sanders and Warren largely see eye-to-eye on major issues like healthcare, and they've both been courting the progressive wing of the Democratic party.
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In a Twitter exchange with Gizmodo, Elon Musk explained why he is engaging with President Trump on issues even when they don't necessarily see eye to eye — and why others should, too.
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He pointed to the rise of other all-black services, like Innclusive, which he describes as AirBnB for black people, as evidence that entrepreneurs and their patrons can see eye to eye.
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But the mayor and governor, who rarely saw eye to eye, both distanced themselves from Mr. Molinari after his remark about the sexual orientation of Ms. Burstein, the candidate for attorney general.
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That has led Saudi Arabia and Russia, the world's two other leading oil producers, but which have not always seen eye to eye, to create a bloc large enough to influence prices.
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Here are some tips for dealing with difficult relatives and tricky relationships over the holidays, whether it's an overly critical father or a grandson you just don't see eye-to-eye with.
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While I may not have always seen eye-to-eye with them, they taught me invaluable skills that were more important than any experience I got in a classroom or while interning.
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"It's never a good feeling when you think you're in a good place as far as a relationship goes and someone doesn't see eye-to-eye with you on it," he said.
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Beijing and Washington will never see eye to eye ideologically, so investors, business leaders and politicians should all stop expecting it, Snap-on Chairman and CEO Nicholas Pinchuk told CNBC on Monday.
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Robert Herjavec and his ex-gf are finally seeing eye to eye -- they're both walking away from the lawsuits they filed against each other ... his for extortion, and hers for sexual assault.
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Although the couple has been married for four years and shares three children together — daughters North, 5, and Chicago, 9 months, and son Saint, 2 — they don't see eye-to-eye on politics.
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She told Profile she saw eye-to-eye with the American president on one point, however: "President Trump put strong emphasis on the right of every country to decide for themselves," she said.
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He made clear that, unlike his predecessor, he would not press Arab leaders on such matters as human rights, so long as they see eye to eye with him on security and commerce.
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The decision, after years of losses, scandals, and management turmoil, ends a 20-year quest by Germany's largest bank to compete eye to eye with the likes of Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase.
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On the first album, I wanted to make sure people knew that motherfuckers from Atlanta could see eye-to-eye and bar-to-bar with the most formidable rappers from New York City.
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The Core execs felt Fremantle was trying to diminish the unique value of Idol and the two companies could not see eye to eye and we're told all the negotiations have been shelved.
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" The official adds, "Where we do not see eye to eye with Russia, the United States will continue to stand up for the interests and values of America, our allies and our partners.
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Not only does the then-14-year-old control the pass and throw it down, he's only a few inches from being eye-to-eye with the rim ... again, as an 8TH GRADER.
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"The president and I did not see eye to eye on the issue of race," said Scott, referring to Trump's comments following the violence between white supremacists and counterprotesters at the Charlottesville rally.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Teenage environmental activist Greta Thunberg brought her campaign to the Vatican on Wednesday and met Pope Francis, who sees eye-to-eye with her on the dangers of climate change.
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In fact, quite the opposite: The show was written during a brief thaw in US-Russian relations, when President Obama and then-Russian-President Dmitry Medvedev seemed to be seeing eye to eye.
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Prosecutors have wide discretion in deciding whether to pursue charges, and it is not uncommon for assistant district attorneys not to see eye-to-eye with detectives on the strength of a case.
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In case you hadn't heard, Zimmer was essentially forced out of his original company by the board of directors after a new regime came on board, and they couldn't see eye-to-eye.
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Especially because in the first iterations of the series we're primarily focusing on portraiture, to be able to look at a full-sized portrait eye-to-eye will be a really powerful experience.
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We don't always agree, we don't always see eye to eye,but we have to be willing to sit down and talk to each other and that's how you move the region forward.
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Ever since Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West welcomed their fourth child, son Psalm, in May, the busy mom is happy to report that all her kids are finally seeing eye to eye.
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He said in a tweet earlier this year that OpenAI and Tesla were at times both trying to hire the same people, and that he and OpenAI didn't always see eye to eye.
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Liberal regulators in northern EU countries like Ireland would not see eye-to-eye with their more legalistic German colleagues or statist French, and therefore would not want them looking over their shoulders.
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Nonetheless, Iran and Russia do not see eye to eye on everything in a relationship shaped by mistrust, a legacy of Iranian resentment of Russia's historical expansionism and Soviet-era attempts at domination.
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This is not the only article, the only event, the only policy on which staff and leadership do not see eye to eye, and we hope to build constructive bridges for the future.
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People like me will probably not see eye to eye with you on everything you'd like us to, but I am convinced that over time we can find a way to agree to disagree.
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But, before we start reaching for the tissues, not everyone sees eye to eye on this: A few professors who spoke to Vice Canada predicted Jon Snow (really, Aegon Targaryen) will get the throne.
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Blake Lively has faced off against Manhattan It-girls, superpowered villains and a curse of agelessness, but in The Shallows, she found herself eye-to-eye with an even more difficult costar: a seagull.
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They may represent two different cities on the Real Housewives franchise, but there's at least one thing that Teresa Giudice and Luann de Lesseps see eye-to-eye on: when they're done, they're done.
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But until they see eye to eye on a global level, it leaves music fans in India to deal with the effects, stuck using Spotify without access to Warner/Chappell's immense catalog of songs.
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To solve any of these seemingly insoluble problems, China will have to really be in the room with them, and it won't come in seeing eye-to-eye like Abe and Trump generally do.
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Pai also issued a statement today, congratulating Clyburn on her legacy but acknowledging that they did not see "eye-to-eye on policy": I congratulate Commissioner Clyburn on her distinguished tenure at the FCC.
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The ladies of Fifth Harmony – Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei, Dinah Jane, Camila Cabello and Lauren Jauregui – rarely disagree, but they admit there are a few things they don't always see eye-to-eye on.
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His visit had been scheduled earlier this month, but was called off at the last minute as tensions rose over Iran, another issue on which Berlin and Washington do not see eye to eye.
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It's becoming increasingly clear that Trump and Obama never saw eye to eye, even following their now famous hour-long White House meeting late last year when they came out all smiles and bonhomie.
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Ms. Redstone does not to see eye-to-eye with Mr. Dauman or approve of his stewardship of Viacom, which has suffered a 40 percent plunge in the stock price in the last year.
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Israel feels it can rely on unwavering support from the administration of US President Donald Trump, as the American President sees eye-to-eye with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the Iran deal.
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It's a common problem in the restaurant industry: Poorly matched partnerships between chefs and financiers can pose issues—and even sink restaurants before they open—when the two sides don't see eye-to-eye.
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While the president and his defense secretary have not always seen eye-to-eye on foreign policy, the secretary explained, the Pentagon is in "complete alignment" with Trump on defending U.S. assets in space.
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They clashed during the campaign over Mr. Trump's past conduct toward women and inflammatory statements about ethnic groups, and many Republicans do not see eye to eye with Mr. Trump on immigration and trade.
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The parties were left with too many points on which they still did not see eye to eye, raising questions about how they would be able to govern together for four years, he said.
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My favorite part of my job is having the opportunity to interview people I don't see eye-to-eye with, and trying to understand how and why their worldview is the way it is.
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The coalition partners, President Ashraf Ghani and the government's chief executive, Abdullah Abdullah, have struggled to see eye to eye on issues, throwing the government into long periods of stagnation amid a Taliban resurgence.
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Netanyahu and Trump will likely see eye to eye on the need to enforce Iran's obligations under the deal and press forward with additional sanctions for illicit behavior outside the scope of the deal.
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"The President and Ambassador Bolton didn't always see eye to eye on how to conduct American diplomacy," O'Brien said, adding that Trump doesn't have any "illusions" about the difficulty of opening talks with Kim.
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"They see absolutely eye-to-eye with the president on Nord Stream," the official said, referring to the controversial Russia to Europe Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project that both Kyiv and Washington oppose.
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The Two Popes is a series of imagined conversations between two men, both of whom feel a call from God to serve the Roman Catholic church — but who otherwise don't see eye to eye.
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Despite multiple attempts, the two countries' trade teams have struggled to see eye to eye in countless meetings in Washington, New Delhi and New York held over the last 43 months yielding no results.
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The activity took a terrible turn when he heard the sound of pine needles crackling behind him and soon came eye-to-eye with a juvenile mountain lion, he recalled to reporters earlier this month.
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We don't usually see eye to eye — I ended up caving and changing my outfit for our save-the-date photos at her request — and I figured there would be disagreements about fabrics and styles.
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The pair did not see eye-to-eye, and reached an agreement whereby Maidenberg would remain for two years to help manage out the portfolio (he and Hamid each have nearly a dozen board seats).
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The Afghan leaders still do not see eye to eye on many basic issues in the political document that was Mr. Kerry's instrument to bring them together, and their disagreements have slowed the government's response.
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Politicians on both sides of the aisle, though they see eye-to-eye on very little, seem to agree that giant internet companies such as Amazon, Facebook and Google may pose a threat to society.
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If you don't see eye to eye with a close family member, Bejar recommended having an honest conversation with that person about how their constant suggestions and requests about your big day make you feel.
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To place us eye-to-eye with video game enemies—and make us carefully observe their body language before guiding a killing blow to its conclusion—encourages us to feel and take responsibility for violence.
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The Supreme Court is settling into its new conservative majority, but rulings from the recently wrapped-up term show that right-leaning justices don't see eye-to-eye on some of the highest-profile cases.
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Ryan and Trump don't see eye to eye on trade policy, but in this latest interview, the House Republican leader tried to find some common ground with the man he has endorsed for the presidency.
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Bobroczkyi said the day he met Porzingis, while visiting a basketball academy in Seville, Spain, was the first time in a long while that he stood eye-to-eye with somebody other than his father.
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During my walks, I had an eye-to-eye exchange with an owl, watched a large beaver leave a frozen pond to cross a road, and marveled at iced-over berries that hung like marbles.
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"I have enjoyed working with her and, even when we have not seen eye-to-eye on policy, I have always held her candor and thoughtfulness in the highest regard," Pai said in a statement.
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To the Editor: Re "Not All Medicare Cuts Are Bad" (editorial, March 26): While your editorial board and the Trump administration may not always see eye to eye, this editorial finds important areas of agreement.
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Moscow (CNN)After Donald Trump gave a much-anticipated foreign policy speech Wednesday, some of the most glowing reviews that he received were from a place that doesn't often see eye-to-eye with American politicians.
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Whatever the case, there was no mistaking the bromance between the two leaders as they praised each other effusively and emphasized that they saw eye to eye, even if they did not agree issue by issue.
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I'm going to camp out in 48 hours, and I'm going to sit in your office, because I want you to tell me eye-to-eye that you can't help my company, because I'm going under.
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Patinkin's Saul Berenson is still with the CIA and he and colleague Dar Adal, a CIA Black Ops director played by F. Murray Abraham, may not see eye-to-eye on their incoming Commander in Chief.
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Macron, a centrist, described their conversation as warm and pragmatic but also said it had been "extremely direct and very frank", acknowledging there were subjects where the two leaders did not necessarily see eye-to-eye.
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This will also be an interesting time if your publishing anything, working on a school project or traveling— not everyone will see eye to eye with you; however, some amazing discovers and connections could be made.
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"I looked at him eye-to-eye and asked him what he was going to do about the housing issues, and we'll wait until we get through the hearings to come to a conclusion," Heller said.
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At the end of the day, it's those shades of grey that make baseball enthralling to so many, so it's not surprising that players and executives don't necessarily see eye to eye on what constitutes cheating.
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"This is one of the few issues where labor and management see eye to eye," said John J. Nardi, president of the shipping association, whose members include ship and terminal operators that employ about 3,500 workers.
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Though the two don't see eye to eye at first, Jesse eventually gathers a neat sum together, enough for Ed to relocate him to Alaska, hidden in a secret compartment in the back of his truck.
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" Asked about his meeting on Monday with Mr. Trump in Washington, Mr. Trudeau said that they at least had seen eye-to-eye in some areas, and that it should be possible to find "common ground.
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Dingell said while she doesn't see always see eye-to-eye with the president on issues like health care, he resonated in her state during the 2016 campaign when he talked about pension plans and trade.
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That's something that ... Tim and I look at each other and all the tussles we had over the years with "Justified," because Tim is an incredibly creative person and we didn't always see eye to eye.
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While Hezbollah and its allies do not always see eye to eye, their support for its arsenal is vital to the group in Lebanon, where its weapons have been a major point of friction for years.
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In the second episode, Luke and Claire (Rosario Dawson) have a little verbal fight that seems like a couple not seeing eye to eye, but devolves into an explanation of what happened in the show's first season.
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Although the exes don't see eye-to-eye, Eubanks is hopeful that Dennis — who fans witnessed enter rehab and has since been fully committed to proving her sobriety and commitment to her children — and Ravenel will reconcile.
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As the House advances a 2,232-page spending bill meant to avert a government shutdown, privacy advocates and big tech companies aren't seeing eye to eye about a small piece of legislation tucked away on page 08,212.
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When visiting leading figures from Europe, there were discussions that the U.S. and Europe met eye-to-eye on, like fighting the so-called Islamic State, while other issues revealed divided opinion including Russia and climate change.
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"But I also know that I've sat across the table with Hillary Clinton eye-to-eye, and when you're working outside of staff and outside of the press, she is somebody I can work with," King said.
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Turnbull sees a world where Change a View helps internet commenters see eye-to-eye, where the platform breaks us out of our online filter bubbles, and where we relearn how to talk to each other online.
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Not only does Notfilm lend fresh insights into the opaque Film, it also brilliantly studies the careers of Beckett and Keaton—who didn't see eye-to-eye on the set—to find invisible connections between their work.
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Gerstein cinches the case in a scene in which the boy, a nimble diver, comes eye to eye with the captive creature and decides that along with the whale's life his own humanity hangs in the balance.
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Some of the "bills" were donation forms to organizations and people I don't see eye to eye with: the N.R.A., Ted Cruz, Trump for President, Hillsdale College, Joe Arpaio and a plethora of conservative, even extreme, organizations.
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Trump tweeted later Wednesday afternoon that he and Pompeo see eye-to-eye on the issue: I have instructed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and he fully agrees, not to allow Hoda Muthana back into the Country!
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China and self-governed Taiwan seldom see eye to eye, but in responding to Taipei's latest assertion of sovereignty over Itu Aba, Beijing has avoided the harsh language it often directs at other claimants to the busy waterway.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, for his part, believes Haftar will prevent the Muslim Brotherhood from gaining a foothold in Libya and in general sees eye-to-eye with Putin when it comes to anti-terrorist measures.
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Although it's normal to not see everything eye to eye, if you find yourself annoyed about everything your S.O. says or does — and feel the need to tell them so — it could mean you're accidentally sabotaging your relationship.
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Gavin Newsom, who took the reins this year, fail to meet eye-to-eye on numerous issues — including homelessness, the environment, and a state law that wouldn't allow candidates on the ballot without publicly releasing their tax returns.
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"A lot of prime ministers would worry about losing their chancellor of the Exchequer, but he realized he and Javid didn't see eye to eye on economic policy," said Andrew Gimson, who wrote a biography of Mr. Johnson.
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As more endorsers relinquish their political neutrality, companies may have to decide if signing a celebrity like Mr. Curry is ultimately worth it if they don't see eye to eye on matters beyond the color of the sneaker.
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The coin also depicts Trump and Kim looking at each other eye to eye, as if they're on equal footing — exactly the kind of status boost that the pariah regime in Pyongyang wants to achieve in this summit.
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After four years of living together, Blake and I love each other dearly, but we still don't see eye-to-eye when it comes to home decor — yet our apartment today is the perfect combination of our competing aesthetics.
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BHP Billiton and Vale did not currently see eye-to-eye about how to restart Samarco's mine, which was shut last year after a deadly dam burst, Murilo Ferreira said on a conference call to discuss third-quarter results.
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But one thing the actresses don't see eye to eye on: the finale of Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s Bachelor season, in which he broke up with fiancée Becca Kufrin onscreen in order to reunite with runner-up Lauren Burnham.
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While South Korea and China share the goal of getting North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons and stop testing increasingly sophisticated long-range missiles, the two have not seen eye-to-eye on how to achieve this.
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That Tuesday's meeting in Palermo, Sicily took place at all could be seen as a success in a fraught diplomatic environment in which factions on the ground in Libya and their foreign allies have rarely seen eye to eye.
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Whether or not people are on the same political page as Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President of France Emmanuel Macron, a number of social media users see eye to eye on one thing: they look great together.
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"We see eye to eye with the Speaker on many elements, such as lowering rates by eliminating tax credits and incentives that pick winners and losers among businesses," said David French, the NRF's senior vice president for government relations.
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Differences - and in some cases conflict - between some parties in the Hezbollah-aligned camp means it does not operate with unified goals in domestic politics, and Hezbollah does not see eye to eye with its allies on all issues.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that Poland's plans to overhaul the judiciary remained a cause for concern though there were a decreasing number of subjects where the two countries did not see eye-to-eye.
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While both Seoul and Beijing share the goal of getting Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons and stop testing increasingly sophisticated long-range missiles, the two neighbours have not seen eye-to-eye on how to achieve this.
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He cited Trump's expressed desire for Congress to establish legal protections to prevent young, undocumented immigrants from being deported as an issue on the top of his mind -- one he thought he and Trump saw eye to eye on.
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Democrats, Republicans see eye to eye on almost nothing, poll shows Similarly, a majority of people in both parties -- 57% of Republicans and even more, 67% of Democrats -- say they have "a lot" of friends in their own party.
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In the first examples, I think the people in charge are professionals who accept that we might not always see eye-to-eye, that Times reporters have to be aggressive, and that they are going to take some hits.
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Although it's normal to not see everything eye to eye, if you find yourself constantly annoyed about what your partner says or does — and feel the need to tell them so — it could mean you're accidentally sabotaging your relationship.
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President François Hollande of France and President Vladimir Putin of Russia will open this exhibition in mid-October in a display of diplomatic handshaking: Culture remains a bridge connecting two countries that have not recently seen eye to eye.
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Gavin Newsom, who took the reins this year, fail to meet eye-to-eye on several issues — including homelessness, the environment, and a state law that wouldn't allow candidates on the primary ballot without publicly releasing their tax returns.
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While both South Korea and China share the goal of getting North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons and stop testing increasingly sophisticated long-range missiles, the two have not seen eye-to-eye on how to achieve this.
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Just the development that the White House is publicly entertaining the change sent House GOP leaders scrambling to answer questions about whether the White House and congressional leaders see eye-to-eye on a major component of the health care bill.
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Civil society activists and Putin rarely see eye to eye (he keeps calling them spies), but for Roza, Russian support for the Paralympics in recent years is a sign of just how far the disability-rights movement there has come.
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At a rally on Saturday in New York City's Washington Heights, he weaved the news of his trip to the Vatican into his stump speech, though he admitted that he does not always see eye-to-eye with the Catholic Church.
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Though there have been signs of growing tension between Abe and central bank governor Haruhiko Kuroda - each expecting the other to do more to address Japan's economic ills - they appear to see eye to eye on addressing an overly strong yen.
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It would help if the governments could see eye to eye—in particular, if they could agree on a long-stalled bilateral investment treaty; and if they could reach an understanding on trade before their disagreements threaten the WTO itself.
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It's far less likely that evangelical Christians and secular leftists will see eye-to-eye on abortion, and while Moore's stance on LGBTQ rights is more welcoming than many in the SBC, issues of gender and sexuality may likewise prove thorny.
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Macron's call, which followed a meeting with Iraqi Kurdish leaders in Paris, underscores the tough balancing act Baghdad has to perform between its allies in the war on Islamic State, Iran and Western powers, which do not see eye to eye.
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While Turkey has been the victim of ISIS attacks in the past -- including one that killed 95 civilians at an Ankara peace rally in October -- the U.S. and Turkey have not always seen eye-to-eye on the counter-ISIS campaign.
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Although she and her fiancé don't see eye-to-eye politically (she's a Republican and he's a high-level Democrat and political appointee), she told PEOPLE, "The love that we have for each other transcends all political parties, views and stances."
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This became somewhat of an excuse — the idea that it is somehow the tool of communication, the platform, that causes people to lose control of their frontal lobe and unleash words in writing that they could never eye to eye.
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But not long into his run, the 31-year-old heard the sound of pine needles crackling behind him, and turned around to come eye-to-eye with a juvenile mountain lion, he recalled in a press conference on Thursday.
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Although the parties had not seen eye to eye on the structure of a deal, prompting easyJet to withdraw from talks, Delta said on Monday it was still in talks with Ferrovie over the proposed 900 million euro rescue plan.
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South Korea and China share the goal of getting North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons and stop testing its increasingly sophisticated long-range missiles, but the two have not seen eye-to-eye on how to achieve this.
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Maybe one of you is investing more emotional energy than the other; one of you isn't pulling your weight around the house; or maybe you don't even see eye-to-eye on the most basic issues (in which case, good luck).
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President Trump's self-identification as a nationalist and his attitude towards immigration place him squarely on the communitarian side of this philosophical divide, even if the original philosophers might not see eye-to-eye with his way of embodying it.
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And now you're in a situation where you're governing and staffing up an administration with a Republican Party whose leaders, and Reince, may differ with me a little on this, but don't always see eye-to-eye on those views.
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But first, remember that you and your partner will never see everything eye-to-eye, including money matters, and that's OK. Relationships aren't about harping on your significant other until they break down and agree to do what you want.
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Collins' office—called "Switzerland" by some of her colleagues to denote that it was a safe, neutral space for bipartisan negotiations—did not see eye-to-eye on all of the issues that spurred the shutdown in the first place.
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That's for metal, that's for people of all races, all genders, all religions, if we're all together; if we have differences, if we just don't see eye to eye, we're still all together, because we're all just people in the end.
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"The things that build intimacy are physical cues like eye-to-eye contact, laughing at each other, smiling," said Dr. Heitler, who also wrote "Prescription Without Pills: For Relief From Depression, Anger, Anxiety and More"; one chapter addresses technology addiction.
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Or will they start to believe that his rejection of a global deal represents something bigger — that an America deeply divided on climate change is unlikely ever to see eye to eye with the rest of the world on this issue?
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The former vice president is perhaps best known for his mastery of the rope line, where he is a close talker who lingers in a handshake and sometimes talks to voters eye to eye with his hands on their shoulders.
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I know that you and the media have not seen eye-to-eye, but, as the owner of The Washington Post, I would like to know how strongly you will protect our First Amendment and the Freedom of the Press.
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Tagle, a progressive who sees eye-to-eye with Francis on social issues from poverty to immigration, has already had decades of pastoral experience as a priest, as bishop of the Philippine city of Imus and later as archbishop of Manila.
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In fact, by way of policy and politics, there are few things the Massachusetts senator and I don't see eye-to-eye on, but I can't ignore the fact the timing of her announcement is just a little too convenient.
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I first met Khashoggi more than a decade ago, in the offices in Riyadh of Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the wealthiest investor in Saudi Arabia, who has hardly seen eye to eye with MBS and this side of the royal family.
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What I would watch is how much pressure these moves place on countries like Jordan, which is a partner in the fight against ISIS, which hosts thousands of US troops today, but also doesn't see eye to eye with Trump on this.
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When David Flink founded Eye to Eye — a national organization that advocates for and conducts programming with students with learning differences and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) — in 1998, he thought that in order to help his students, he needed to fix them.
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The tech giants of Silicon Valley may not see eye to eye on every issue, but when it comes to speaking out against the violence in Charlottesville and taking action against racist groups on their platforms — their stance is a unified one.
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Real Housewives of New York stars Jill Zarin and Ramona Singer haven't exactly seen eye-to-eye over the years, but they put their famous feud behind them now that Jill's husband, Bobby Zarin, is in the hospital fighting for his life.
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Whenever I say a TV comedy has to be about something, many people inevitably think I mean something political — in the way that All in the Family was about how families often don't see eye-to-eye when it comes to politics.
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Nor have the two always seen eye-to-eye, notes Kristina Dunz, co-author of "I Can, I Want and I Will", an AKK biography; in 2012 Mrs Merkel was furious when Mrs Kramp-Karrenbauer abruptly ended her coalition arrangement in Saarland.
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Just as the girls on The Bold Type don't always see eye-to-eye, neither did the infamous S and B. Though, ultimately, despite different perspectives (and the occasional bout of Upper East Side drama tearing them apart) they had one another's backs.
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Part of the pageantry of the gathering, which President Barack Obama will address Tuesday, is making sure there are no awkward run-ins between political figures who don't see eye to eye -- or even have official relations -- when they are in close proximity.
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Partisans may not see eye to eye on the state of the economy for this reason, but surely they can agree on some of the most basic economic facts, like whether the stock market has gone up or down in recent months.
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It's also in regular contact with the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA), and Koga says they see eye-to-eye with the federal body on where in-car use of devices and services are headed in terms of maximizing safety.
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But even after Trump's scandalous week in Europe, there is still a better explanation for his apparent hostility towards Europe and affection for Putin: Trump and Putin have similar worldviews and political temperaments, and thus see eye to eye on many things.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman (MBS) and President Trump have seen eye to eye on major geopolitical stances in the Middle East of late, and MBS is keen to not unravel the hard work put into this new and unlikely bond.
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Despite much analysis suggesting that Moscow and Tehran may not quite see eye to eye on Syria, Russia has been Assad's willing accomplice, not only bombing defenseless cities, but also upholding his political position in its own so-called Syrian peace process.
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"[A] few months ago, I came to realize that the folks at New Line and I just don't see eye to eye on what makes Sandman special, and what a film adaptation could/should be," JGL wrote in a Saturday evening Facebook post.
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It's been a heavy month for romance, Virgo, but when the Sun enters Pisces, finding balance in your relationships and seeing eye-to-eye with your partners will be especially important—especially during the Full Moon in your sign on February 22.
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Trump tried to see eye to eye with the executives during one meeting, reportedly telling them that he was pushing the Senate to put "more heart" into the GOP healthcare bill than the version that passed in the House, according to Axios.
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During his eight years in office, President Obama regularly warned of the very real dangers of global warming, but he did not sign any meaningful domestic legislation to address the problem, largely because he and Congress did not see eye to eye.
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With support for both main parties dropping, and the far-right Alternative for Germany getting around 13 percent of the vote, she will need to patch together a government with the Free Democrats and the Greens, who rarely see eye to eye.
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When David Flink founded Eye to Eye — a national organization that advocates for and conducts programming with students with learning differences and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) — in 20203, he thought that in order to help his students, he needed to fix them.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (I-Vt.) see eye to eye.
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The EPA is right and is joined in that judgment by an unprecedented coalition of fuels groups including the American Petroleum Institute and the Renewable Fuels Association – groups that have never before seen eye-to-eye on almost any aspect of the RFS.
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Navarro, now the 68-year-old director of the White House National Trade Council, sees eye to eye with Trump on the need for tough, protective tariffs to insulate American jobs and swat down the meddling tentacles of China's aggressive economic policy.
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" The budget cuts would have eliminated this program In a statement Thursday, Devos said she was "pleased and grateful grateful the President and I see eye-to-eye on this issue and that he has decided to fund our Special Olympics grant.
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"It is as if Pearl Harbor is so sensitive an issue that the US and Japan can't see eye to eye, even after more than a half century of strong political and military alliance as well as close cultural relations," Yaguchi writes.
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Tickets Eye to Eye: Shaun Leonardo Tuesday, October 29 Artist Shaun Leonardo leads an intimate, participatory experience within Basquiat's "Defacement": The Untold Story, drawing from his own practice in a format that combines a gallery tour, poetic response, conversations, and a movement-based workshop.
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"Over the past months, it has become quite clear to me that there exists a grouping within the DA who do not see eye to eye with me, and do not share this vision for the party and the direction it was taking," he added.
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On Friday evening's all-new episode of the WE tv reality series, Mama June gets some tips from her coach, J.J. Smith, but her youngest daughter and former child pageant competitor Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson doesn't see eye-to-eye with the pageant professional.
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With Trump and the Republican congressional leadership not seeing eye to eye on what issues to emphasize or even basic topics like "should we disband NATO and let Russia conquer large swaths of Eastern Europe," the party desperately needs to unite over its common enemy.
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Microsoft's acquisition of GitHub wasn't fully unexpected (and it's worth noting that the acquisition hasn't closed yet), but it is still controversial, given that Microsoft and the open-source community, which heavily relies on GitHub, haven't always seen eye-to-eye in the past.
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The meeting, which concluded Trump's tour of the world's largest monotheistic religions, could provide powerful imagery to Catholic voters back in the United States as well as the possibility for conflict between a president and a pope who have not often seen eye-to-eye.
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"We were looking for elephants to be in the background of our Sports Illustrated Swimsuit pictures, when we suddenly broke through some bushes and I found myself eye to eye with a surprised and angry mother protecting her baby," the supermodel told Social Life Magazine.
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So especially during or after a session—coming back to eye-to-eye level—acts like kissing on the forehead or cuddling also serve a different purpose and because they are so different to the scene before, they feel even more intimate, romantic and real.
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The fact that Fiorito and Croce didn't see eye-to-eye was of particular interest to Maria Elvira Benítez, an anthropology professor at UFRJ (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro) and the director of the anthropology collection of Papéis Selvagens, a literature and anthropology publication.
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Your uncle seems legitimately excited to bring up politics knowing full-well you two don't see eye-to-eye on nearly any issue and your grandma feels the need to ask for what feels like the millionth time when you'll be giving her great-grandkids.
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The market's main concern is that Trump and Xi may not see eye-to-eye on most things and that traders will infer this from their body language, said Thierry Albert Wizman, global interest rates and currencies strategist, at Macquarie Group in New York.
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Close observers say she is allergic to cutting deals and that in cabinet she sees eye-to-eye only with ministers who, like Philip Hammond, her chancellor, and Damian Green, her welfare secretary (and the husband of her Oxford tutorial partner), she has known for decades.
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He will meet Trump on Sunday morning for what are expected to be positive talks on trade and Brexit, as well as covering international topics where the two sides do not see eye to eye, like Russia, the Iran nuclear deal and trade policy on China.
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Stamos also lost his day-to-day role overseeing Facebook's security team back in December, and didn't always see eye to eye with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg about how the company should handle the aftermath of the 2016 presidential election, the New York Times reported Monday.
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How do Senate Democrats and President Trump manage to see eye to eye on this issue, while some of our closest allies deliver a proverbial shrug to concerns that the Chinese government could use 5G infrastructure to watch, control, manipulate, and wage war against us all?
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Merkel told an audience in Argentina on Friday that as host of the G20, she would have to be up front about differences if all 20 highly industrialized countries failed to see eye to eye on climate and other issues, as the final communique requires unanimous consent.
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The mayor and the team have not always seen eye to eye on the question of financing of a new home field to replace Qualcomm Stadium, and for yearsthe Chargers have seemed to be on the verge of leaving San Diego, where they've played since 1961.
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The acid test will be in the follow-through and, while we do not see eye-to-eye with the administration on every issue, that will not stop us from working together to make concrete gains in the fight against out-of-control prescription drug prices.
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So Mr. Netanyahu and his colleagues in one of Israel's most hawkish coalitions ever have been biding their time, waiting for Mr. Obama to vacate the White House in the hopes that he'd be replaced by a Republican with whom they could finally see eye to eye.
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The gist: Twitter has never made solving its abuse problem a top priority, and former CEO Dick Costolo didn't see eye-to-eye with other top executives on how to balance cracking down on abuse with the company's inherent desire to be a free speech platform.
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All these years later, the mobility device's capabilities are still impressive, including power wheels that can walk up and down stairs, its ability to roll across tough terrain like grass and sand, and a rising seat that brings the user eye to eye with people standing nearby.
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Pompeo's speech eluded to policy issues where Washington and its European allies do not see eye to eye, including the Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal and effort to ban products by Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, although he didn't explicitly underscore those differences.
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On Fool, van Dinther steps out of the bedroom and into a studio full of musicians whose contributions he assembles in a self-admitted naïve fashion to create a piece of work that can blend two traditions, electronic and jazz, that haven't always seen eye to eye.
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Whether we've seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the American people -- in living rooms and schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant outposts -- are what have kept me honest, kept me inspired, and kept me going.
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Whether we've seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the American people - in living rooms and schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant outposts - are what have kept me honest, kept me inspired, and kept me going.
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It's not difficult to see our own reflections, our own relationship to faith in Frank's trial — that we all have our own way we think or don't think about God, and how difficult and contentious it's become to talk with someone who doesn't see eye to eye with you.
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But hey, if the mighty little Oxford comma has the power to become a determining factor in a court case, it might be a good idea to find out if you and your significant other see eye-to-eye on the controversial serial comma before making any serious commitments.
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Although the exes still don't always see eye-to-eye, costar Cameran Eubanks is hopeful that Dennis — who fans witnessed enter rehab and has since been fully committed to proving her sobriety and commitment to her children — and Ravenel will be able to successfully co-parent one day.
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"I looked at [Mnuchin] eye-to-eye and asked him what he was going to do about the housing issues, and we'll wait until we get through the hearings to come to a conclusion," Heller told The Hill last week, referencing a private meeting he had with Mnuchin.
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The latest: Eleven energy trade groups that don't exactly see eye-to-eye on some topics — ranging from the American Petroleum Institute to wind and solar trade groups — made a joint filing with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission yesterday opposing DOE's push for a very fast 60-day rulemaking.
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Speaking on Facebook at the time, Gordon-Levitt said he "came to realize that the folks at New Line and I just don't see eye to eye on what makes Sandman special, and what a film adaptation could/should be" — a viewpoint Heisserer says he came to share.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, the iconic astrophysicist and director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York—the man whom the New York Times calls "perhaps the most credible public scientist on the planet"—saw eye-to-eye with Hamilton and decided to lend his services as narrator of Food Evolution.
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For example, if Jack was as close to his brother as they appear to have been, it makes sense that he would want his own sons to form a similarly strong bond, explaining why he seems intent on getting constantly quarreling Randall and Kevin to see eye-to-eye.
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The bipartisan support for redistricting reform is a signal that patriotic members of both parties – even those who don't see eye to eye on other issues – understand that extreme partisan gerrymandering subverts the traditional values of congressional districting in favor of political advantage no matter what the cost.
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"We didn't always see eye-to-eye with the last administration on how to deal with climate in the regulatory space," said Ross Eisenberg, vice president of energy policy at the National Association of Manufacturers, which joined 28 states to challenge the Clean Power Plan in federal court.
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"Even though we do not see eye to eye on every issue, I know that Marco is a man of principle who can be trusted to keep us safe and give each and every one of us a shot at the American Dream," Wahlberg said in a statement.
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In the U.S., that message has been reshaped significantly since the election, and it is likely that Macron and Trump will see eye to eye on a host of issues: increase of military spending, going tough on Syria's government, as well as support for NATO and the European Union.
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The sanctions have inflamed already tense relations between the two countries that are allied in the fight against terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan but can no longer see eye-to-eye over a series of issues, including Washington&aposs support to Syrian Kurdish militia that Ankara considers to be terrorists.
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Though at the time both Mr. Bolen and Mr. Copping declared their desire to work through what both knew would be a difficult transition for a family-run brand that had never had any designer other than its founder, rumors quickly surfaced that the two were not seeing eye to eye.
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And while Trump's relationship with Abe is one of the friendliest and closest he enjoys with foreign leaders, Trump and South Korean Prime Minister Moon Jae-in have not always seen eye-to-eye, particularly on the best strategy for stopping advances in North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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"I'm always looking for ways to communicate that — and one right now is to say again how important the contributions of these staff members are, and it's something I work to do eye-to-eye whenever I'm in the room with people who bring so much to this campaign," Buttigieg said.
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But Ms. Veal did not always see eye to eye with its director, so she turned to the community center at the Seth Low Houses, where Brooklyn Community Services, one of the seven organizations supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, runs one of its four Cornerstone programs.
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" Ms. Malliotakis, speaking at a news conference in Queens to attack the mayor's handling of crime and police issues, dismissed concerns about the donations as "irrelevant" and said she believed the mayor had also accepted money from people whom he "does not see eye-to-eye with all the time.
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Still, though Mr. Rose and Ms. Spanberger don't see eye-to-eye on every issue — he opposed the Iran nuclear deal, she supported it, for example — they share an easy friendship, a desire to address problems in a nonpartisan way and a determination to prove Congress can actually get things done.
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And this will be the first time that he&aposs had to come eye to eye with the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, since the G7 summit, where the president left thinking that they were roughly on the same page, and then was in the air when Trudeau said that they weren&apost.
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In 2018, Bloomberg spent $2.5 million trying to get former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa elected as governor of California, and this month Villaraigosa endorsed Bloomberg for president—was that the money talking, or is it just an indication that the two men see eye-to-eye on a bunch of subjects?
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If you're not bothered about perceptions, either because you're a carefree recreational user like Black the Ripper, or because you are a medical user who sees eye-to-eye with Paul Flynn's perspective, lighting up in public is your own prerogative—just be aware that the law still isn't on your side.
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"It feels like we've been friends forever / And we always see eye to eye / The more time we spend together, the more I want to say what's on my mind / Take it easy 'cause it ain't easy to say I wanna be more than friends," Mraz sings in the track's opening bars.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE says he's "finally" seeing eye-to-eye with his longtime critic, Cher, when it comes to immigration.
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"When you have Iran and Saudi Arabia now in even further conflict, and also Iran and Russia in alignment on one side of the U.S. and Saudis, and Russia not seeing eye to eye on Syria, it complicates the ability of those OPEC ministers and Russia to have an amicable outcome, " he said.
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"What else do you call it when you dip into your endless reserves of millions and billions and don't go through the process of campaigning in states like Nevada or Iowa or New Hampshire, humbling yourself, going into the diners and the backyards, looking eye to eye to voters?" former South Bend, Ind.
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Russia-China relations at an 'unprecedented level' In addition to asserting that Russia's relationship with China has reached an "unprecedented level," Putin highlighted their shared views on many geopolitical issues, noting the two countries see eye to eye on several geopolitical challenges, including tensions on the Korean Peninsula, in Venezuela and the conflict in Syria.
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Johnson and Trump are due to meet on Sunday morning for what are expected to be positive talks on their countries' future bilateral trade relations and Brexit, as well as covering international topics where the two sides do not see eye to eye, like Russia, the Iran nuclear deal and trade policy on China.
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In one day alone, I recently had two or three separate conversations with or about people who have left social media because of the sheer ugliness of disagreeing with relatives; the ways they feel cut off from friends or family at home because they cannot, at this inflamed moment, see eye to eye about anything.
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His ability to play the inside game has given him a platform to help advance a policy agenda he has long championed: restricting the flow of immigrants and refugees to the U.S. It helps that Miller sees eye-to-eye with Trump on an issue he put front and center during the 2016 campaign.
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" Daniel B. Shapiro, a former United States ambassador to Israel, said more bluntly that it was one thing for Israel to see eye to eye with Saudi Arabia about who their adversaries were, "but it's another to let a young, impulsive leader set the pace, when he won't have to do all the fighting.
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Whether we have seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the American people — in living rooms and in schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant military outposts — those conversations are what have kept me honest, and kept me inspired, and kept me going.
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Britain is Sweden's fourth biggest trading partner and the two countries have often seen eye to eye on such issues as free trade and reforms within the EU. But the statements by Ann Linde show how allies like Sweden may prefer to move closer to the EU rather than jeopardize the union by being too soft on Britain.
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"It's hard to understand but when you've been a duet since the day she was born and then someone else comes along that you don't necessarily see eye-to-eye with in a lot of ways, and one of the ways is music… everything about it was just a little off," Judd says of the Vegas shows.
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Biden praised Turkey for taking "very important steps to improve the security of its border" from IS militants, and said that the two nations were increasingly seeing eye to eye on the strategy underlying their "shared mission on the extermination of IS." The vice president met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan later on his visit.
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Small caps also make most of their revenues in the U.S. But those pro-Trump agenda trades are no longer hot, as it looks like even the Republicans can't see eye to eye on legislation, based on disagreements around the health care bill, which barely passed the House and won't pass the Senate in its current form.
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"We know Trump is very focused on Iran and is looking for ways to demonize it in the public opinion and this is one area where you know the US and European countries see eye-to-eye on Iran," NBC reporter Josh Lederman, who reported on the Trump administration's LGBT plan, says in an interview with Rodriguez.
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"The market's main concern is that Trump and Xi don't see eye-to-eye on most things and that traders infer this from the body language and lack of clear language coming out of the meeting and subsequent press conferences," said Thierry Albert Wizman, global interest rates and currencies strategist, at Macquarie Group in New York.
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The bottom line: Prince Mohammed and Trump see eye to eye on many key issues, like containing Iran, but Trump is unlikely to make much progress on U.S. objectives, especially ending the Qatar embargo and furthering an Israel-Palestine peace plan (which the crown prince warned would be impossible if the Embassy were moved to Jerusalem).
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Most Americans seem to still believe that, during the Cuban Missile Crisis, it was President Kennedy's boldness in going eye to eye with Russian ships that got Khrushchev to remove his missiles from Cuba – the so-called "Russia blinked" nonsense - rather than the backdoor diplomacy and our own relinquishment of missiles in Turkey that accomplished that goal.
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In a Monmouth University poll last month, this question was put to likely Democratic primary voters nationwide: Would you prefer a strong nominee who could defeat Mr. Trump, even if you disagree with that candidate on most issues — or a candidate with whom you see eye to eye, but who would have difficulty overcoming the president?
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"We focused on trying to build bridges between sides that may not always see eye to eye, working collaboratively on one goal, and that is making sure that we are going to keep our students, our schools and our communities safer," Abbott, a supporter of gun rights, told reporters after the closed-door meeting that lasted about two hours.
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Though the campaign encourages people to open a dialogue with someone they don't see eye to eye with, Women's March tells Broadly that "the goal of unconditional acceptance is not to learn how to become tolerant of bigotry and oppression," but rather to learn "to encounter each other with honesty and compassion [and] create space for more of both in the world."
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I don't think that's the answer — I hope people who continue to support Trump find that they cannot see eye to eye on the political approach he has taken on health care — but I think people's minds are changed not by fact but by something that they feel and discover themselves, and you have to allow that opportunity to happen.
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Corbyn has already accused Trump of "trying to interfere in Britain's election to get his friend Boris Johnson elected," a potentially potent line of attack given Trump's unpopularity in the U.K. On British politics: Trump said he was "disappointed" Brexit had been delayed again, and he conceded that he and Johnson's predecessor, Theresa May, didn't always see eye to eye.
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One reason this is difficult in America is we've been conditioned to think that people who are much older or younger than we are might be completely alien beings: Every millennial is an avocado-eating virtue signaler who won't listen to opposing views; all boomers are white, affluent, selfish racists who can't recognize their privilege; and the two sides will never see eye to eye on anything.
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Read more: How to know if someone is a serial cheater or if they've actually made a mistake, according to a therapistEven if you don't plan on having kids or buying a home for many years, knowing what you and your partner both value in life can help you better understand which areas you see eye to eye on and which need compromise to work.
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While, if confirmed, there will be cases where the future Justice Kavanaugh and The Cato Institute do not see eye-to-eye -- he's not a libertarian -- I hope that in those politically sensitive times where Chief Justice Roberts may be inclined to tweak a law in order to save it, Kavanaugh will be more like Justice Scalia and let the political chips fall where they may.
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"With a price-to-earnings multiple way below the average stock, with a gigantic buyback that you are more than welcome to sell into because Tim Cook, the CEO, is adamant the stock is cheap ... and with a potential for repatriation of tens of billions of dollars at low tax rates if the president and Congress could see eye to eye on anything, I say be my guest," he said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Sunday night said that he and Kim Jong Un "see eye-to-eye" but that he's not in a hurry to get the North Korean leader to abandon his nuclear arsenal during this week's summit.
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Foreign Minister Stef Blok of the Netherlands, whose country has taken a lead role in the investigation, told journalists ahead of a United Nations Security Council session on the war in Ukraine that he had come to New York to confront the Russian delegation "eye to eye" in the hope of compelling Russia to cooperate in the investigation and bring those responsible for downing the airliner to justice.
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"Thirteen Days" (2000) The world could quite literally have come to an end during the unbearably tense 13-day period that defined the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, where America and the U.S.S.R. stood eye to eye waiting for the other to blink over the deployment of Soviet missiles on the Communist nation just 90 miles off the US coast, save for the considered brinksmanship of John F. Kennedy (Bruce Greenwood) and his senior staff, including a cannily cautious advisor (Kevin Costner).
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Secretary of Defense James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE said in his resignation letter Thursday that he and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE did not see eye to eye on a number of policies.
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Robert Frost embedded his own hoary maxims (good fences make good neighbors, and so on) in undermining contexts, or assigned them to unreliable speakers; Lee's axioms, too, come out of people's mouths, but the people sometimes seem numbed by the wisdom emanating from their moving lips: You say: We cannot look upon Love's face without dying, So we face each other to see Love's look, And thus third-person souls suddenly stand at gaze, and the lover and the beloved, second- and first-persons, You and I, eye to eye, are born.
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