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Meanings of cosy relationship in English

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Usage of cosy relationship in English
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The paper details the gold mining industry's cosy relationship with the apartheid government.
The South African
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The ex-VP has enjoyed a cosy relationship with the army in the past.
The South African
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Signs of strain have emerged in the previously cosy relationship between the National and ACT parties.
Radio NZ
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Some lawmakers criticised that deal as pointing to a too- cosy relationship between big business and HMRC.
Reuters
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Some lawmakers criticized that deal as pointing to a too- cosy relationship between big business and HMRC.
Reuters
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New Zealand's increasingly cosy relationship with the US will be closely watched from China, and vice versa.
Radio NZ
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GRAPHIC design and the computer may enjoy a cosy relationship but it hasn't always been this way.
The Irish Times
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Through his cosy relationship with the Guptas, he has made millions by working with the shady characters.
The South African
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Mazzone also raised concerns about the three international governments in question, and their cosy relationship with the ANC.
The South African
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Mr Mnangagwa enjoys a cosy relationship with the army, and they have taken matters into their own hands.
The South African
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Mpofu enjoys a cosy relationship with the Mandelas and may be a viable legal option to represent Zindzi.
The South African
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USADA highlighted the UCI's cosy relationship with the Texan and accused it of disinterest in its response to whistle-blowers.
The Irish Times
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A vet says he's being blocked from practising after challenging a cosy relationship between vets and animal drug wholesalers.
Radio NZ
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But critics say the FCA figures show little has changed and a cosy relationship still exists between banks and regulators.
Reuters
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Green party MP Caroline Lucas said: This is yet more evidence of the creepily cosy relationship between Decc and big energy.
The Guardian
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The Guptas enjoyed a very cosy relationship with Ace Magashule, and the ANC secretary-general was previously the premier of Free State.
The South African
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