The word 'cole' is not used in written English
It may be used as a nickname or informal term for someone named 'Cole' or as a portmanteau for the words 'cold' and 'coal'.
Scores of people have offered accommodation, and supportive messages have been directed at him via social media, including from the actor Samantha Morton and the model Lily Cole.
Still, the cast Ryan and Cole have assembled have a watchable, scratchy chemistry and the final 15 minutes see the pace ratcheted up several notches.
Cole, for example, calls himself "a free speech fundamentalist", and Eisenberg believes "freedom of expression must be indivisible".
Cole, who has also played for Chelsea, Liverpool and Lille in his career, has won 56 caps for England.
The other myth, as Cole highlights, is the belief that the government grabs 40% of everything left over £325,000.
Not far from the castle, Portuondo sits in a cafe, eating a croissant and reminiscing – about performing with Nat King Cole, and touring the world as a solo artist.
Representatives from the National Congress of American Indians met with Cantor staff members last week as well — and they have backed the Issa-Cole compromise.
In the men's event CJ Ujah was fourth and Harry Aikines-Aryeetey sixth behind Jamaica's Kemar Bailey-Cole.
Former Crew midfielder Cole Grossman managed to provide that certainty, justifying Garth Lagerwey's decision to deal Yordany Alvarez this winter.
Pedigree: It's exec-produced by Shawn Ryan of The Shield fame, alongside the creator of the original, Chris Cole.
Was it Manish Prasad and Jeremy Cole, the two rogue vice cops who apparently set up the ambush under orders as yet unknown?
