Branch members have cosy arrangements.
"Cosies holds a special place in lots of people's hearts," says Farrell. "Back in the day, you'd have toothless old dreads in there dancing next to students and everyone getting on, and a lot of interesting music still happens there".
In situations most would find desolate and despairing, Teffi remarkably finds warmth; "it all felt very cosy," she writes, of being held by soldiers in Odessa train station.
It was a giant boost to the cause of Arab nationalism and a blow to the cosy Greco-Turkish condominium which had previously held sway over much of the eastern Church and its holiest sites.
Japan's cosy old system of cross-shareholdings and stakes held by friendly local banks is breaking down.
The revelation that ministers held 25 official meetings with Google between January and September 2015 has fuelled accusations that Google's relationship with the Government is too cosy.
Ben Abbate, a student at the London School of Economics, writes in praise of academic theory on management programmes MY COHORT, a cosy group of 27, holds a total of 50 passports.
In 2014, this welcoming region of rugged moorlands, heritage homes and cosy pubs will be able to hold its head even higher when the Tour de France begins its grand départ from Leeds".
"He clearly taps into a lot of traditions that we still hold dear: families getting together, wintry weather, special atmosphere, cosy gatherings.
Instead, after meeting his counterpart, Robert Mugabe, for a cosy chat in Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, he emerged holding hands and smiling benignly before flying to the capital of next-door Zambia.
