"Coz of" is a colloquial way of saying "because of" and is not considered standard written English.
It may be used in informal or casual speech, but it is not appropriate for formal writing. Example: "I couldn't go to the party coz of my work schedule."
They do that coz of public pressure, 2 be seen as "leading".
At times, Sasha had to fight the urge to lie simply as a way of depriving Coz of it.
The repression of online journalism is intensifying in China, Vietnam, Burma and Iran, says Clothilde Le Coz of Reporters Without Borders, a group that defends journalists.
Remember their our future... or wots left of it :(( Anyway its no surprise the world is gonna end on a Friday is it LOL?? the last few Friday nites out ive had have been abizmal coz of u know who (cant say too much about that hear tho).
Hybrid approach is widely used coz of its high accuracy and its stability inherited from ML powerful and the lexicon based approach, respectively.
Also we learned S$SO much from live performances and have str8 hunna developed and matured as artists coz of it bruh.
Orange Is The New Black actor Jason Biggs has joked that the show could continue beyond season 3 with him as a protagonist, transforming into a Larry Bloom spin-off (it's funny coz 99% of fans seem to despise Larry!) Biggs sat down with 'real life Larry Larry Smithh for an interview in Medium this week, trading notes on what it's like to be Piper's husband/fiancé on screen and off screen.
"I would advise dissidents to buy computers before July 1," said Clothilde Le Coz, the head of the Internet freedom desk of Reporters Without Borders.
She was aware of having made a move in the story that she and Coz were writing, of having taken a symbolic step.
There was a pause, during which Sasha was keenly aware of Coz behind her, waiting.
She didn't want to explain to Coz the mix of feelings she'd had, standing there with Alex: the pride she took in these objects, a tenderness that was only heightened by the shame of their acquisition.
