Theirs has been a congenial relationship.
Abu Dhabi have an open, congenial relationship, and the professors have built the curriculum from scratch.
HERE'S the problem: in an otherwise congenial relationship my partner, Andrew, and I have vastly different vacation requirements.
Prokofiev enjoyed a more congenial relationship with Nikolai Miaskovsky, who, like him, was later denounced as a formalist by the Soviets.
The warming relations have weathered Washington's misguided renunciation of the Antiballistic Missile Treaty and led to the more congenial relationship now developing between Russia and NATO.
These little misinterpretations aside, recent adoptees like Dr. Bates and Ms. Heller said that emoticons not only signal intention in a medium where it's notoriously hard to read tone, they also denote a special congenial relationship between sender and recipient.
He lived up to this designation as well, often going out hunting and bearing in himself a more congenial relationship with traditional religious belief than most Nigerians, converts to Islam or Christianity, would entertain.
There was nothing specific, just not the same congenial relationship that we had when he started working in the lab.
And even the most congenial relationship between adviser and advisee cannot mask the fact that the adviser has nearly ALL the power when it comes to conferring the Ph.D. degree and providing critical letters of reference to launch (or sink) a student's career.
One has to suspect that, had the intervention of Conway and her fellow "investigators" never happened, Kieltyka and Bailey might well have continued to have a relatively congenial relationship even while Bailey continued to label Kieltyka an autogynephile, against her sense of self.
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