Perhaps the best example is our neighbor to the north.
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Washington is now attempting to emulate its neighbor to the north.
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For everyone else, there's also the U.S.'s neighbor to the north.
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Vicki Needham breaks down the tensions with our neighbor to the north here.
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Meteorologists say we can thank our nice neighbor to the north for that one.
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America's neighbor to the north was the fifth-largest market for U.S. coal in 2015.
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Its neighbor to the north, China, is reportedly making preparations for trouble in North Korea.
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The president has a rather dismissive view of our neighbor to the north, it seems.
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"They are a lovely neighbor to the north, but they're a small one," he said.
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The U.S. ranks No. 14 for happiness, significantly lower than its neighbor to the north, Canada.
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The U.S.'s neighbor to the north, Canada, also allows vets to diagnose and prescribe digitally.
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In South Korea, viewers are mostly concerned about tensions with the country's neighbor to the north.
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We should also watch closely as to what is happening with our neighbor to the north.
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And South Korea is studying ways to boost engagement with its isolated neighbor to the north.
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And he was best buds with our neighbor to the north, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Aside from the hostile neighbor to the north, the true existential threat to Taesung is demographics.
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As of now, the country has relatively few cases, especially compared to its neighbor to the north.
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In 2013, when South Korea's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
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The United States' neighbor to the north has reason to celebrate: Pokémon Go is officially out in Canada.
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These painful processes are all too common and getting worse in our single payer neighbor to the north.
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This annual sampling of movies from our neighbor to the north always reflects the diversity of Canadian cinema.
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Mired in a civil war, the country is strongly supported militarily by Saudi Arabia, its neighbor to the north.
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Trudeau responded that it was "insulting" that the U.S. viewed its neighbor to the north as a security threat.
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Until recently, Burkina Faso had largely avoided the jihadi violence that has plagued Mali, its neighbor to the north.
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Mr. López Obrador will have to contend with the dire crisis there and an unpredictable neighbor to the north.
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Talk of fire and fury is nothing new for South Korea — that is, from its belligerent neighbor to the north.
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Cats, on the other hand .... (g)O Canada The real winner of Super Tuesday is our neighbor to the north.
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South Korean officials no longer have to use a bullhorn to communicate messages to their reclusive neighbor to the North.
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In a series of posts on Twitter, Trump took an uncompromising stance with the U.S.'s neighbor to the north.
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But during the Mexican presidential campaign, talk of international relations, specifically with the neighbor to the north, was notably absent.
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The Larsen B ice shelf, Larsen C's smaller neighbor to the north, collapsed suddenly over the course of about a month.
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Canada, our neighbor to the north and a good place to try out ideas like this, has successfully made this switch.
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Although our neighbor to the North isn't cold year-round, there is something magical about visiting this city during the winter.
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But there was one issue notably absent from his populist oratory: international relations, specifically those with the neighbor to the north.
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With the L train shutdown set to starve Williamsburg of subway commuters, Greenpoint — its neighbor to the north — is expecting a surge.
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That&aposs because of a 2015 agreement between Niger and Algeria to deal with Nigeriens living illegally in their neighbor to the north.
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His administration pushed changes in the energy and telecommunications spheres meant to mirror the free-market efforts of its neighbor to the north.
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It also has its sights on joining NATO — a move opposed by Russia, Georgia's neighbor to the north that had previously colonized it.
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He felt it was an appropriate bookend to begin and end his foreign travels as president by visiting our neighbor to the north.
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So who is Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and what does his presidency have in store for Mexico, and its neighbor to the north?
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In a survey of 218,503 Mexicans from March to April, nearly two-thirds expressed an unfavorable opinion of their neighbor to the north.
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Eight years after a brief and disastrous war with Russia, Georgia still has no diplomatic relations with its giant neighbor to the north.
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America's neighbor to the north does a much better job at adding voters to voter rolls and pre-registering members of the electorate.
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His neighbor to the north built a three-story house that he plans to expand, having recently purchased an empty lot next door.
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Seeing as how Canada is the United States' friendly neighbor to the north, it's only natural that the countries' two leaders would become pals.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in has invited its neighbor to the North to participate in the games as part of a peace gesture.
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Slovenia, Italy's neighbor to the north east, has said it will not close its border with Italy to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Israel says it needs to keep the plateau as a buffer zone between Israeli towns and the instability of its neighbor to the north.
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The triumph of the Houthis, who are backed by Iran, was bound to provoke an intervention by Saudi Arabia, Yemen's neighbor to the north.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)South Korea believes its neighbor to the north may be able to mount a nuclear warhead onto a medium-range missile.
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Rapper Drake may hail from the United States' neighbor to the north, Canada, but that doesn't stop him from voicing his opinions on domestic affairs.
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But this pope is not from Europe, and learns from his tradition of seeing huge numbers of Hispanics fleeing to their neighbor to the North.
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As usual, this annual series of recent cinema from our neighbor to the north imports some titles that screened at September's Toronto International Film Festival.
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You probably haven't heard of the Great Southern Reef, which receives far less media attention than its ill-fated neighbor to the north, the Great Barrier Reef.
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And Central and South American countries have often blamed the U.S. for its problems and had less than warm relations with its powerful neighbor to the north.
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The new dating app promises to "revolutionize how Americans and Canadians date" — and if all goes well, help you earn citizenship in our neighbor to the north.
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His immediate neighbor to the north, some 200 yards from my wipeout, was John Severson, a pioneer of modern surf culture who founded Surfer magazine in 1960.
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The temporary pass to the United States shows Mexico's dependence on its neighbor to the north, said Adam Speck, commodity market analyst for U.S.-based Informa Economics.
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Opponents in the United States — President Trump chief among them — argue that it has allowed Mexico to benefit at the expense of its neighbor to the north.
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Our neighbor to the north has already legalized marijuana, the only currently illegal drug that is used by more than 2000 percent of Americans on a monthly basis.
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Moon Jae-in, head of the Liberal Democratic Party, has come under fire for his recent comments on how to handle the country's aggressive neighbor to the north.
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Egypt, Sudan's neighbor to the north (population of 100 million), and Ethiopia, Sudan's neighbor to the southeast (population of 85033 million) would be caught in the blast radius.
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Read: Central American migrants: We're coming whether Trump wants us or not Still, in recent years, Mexico has started acting a lot more like its neighbor to the north.
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ARRARAS: Mr. Trump, you have been very vocal about securing the Mexican border, but ISIS has called upon its supporters to conduct attacks on our neighbor to the North, Canada.
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However, Trump has expressed a willingness to complete a deal without Canada, saying earlier this month that there's "no political necessity" to include the U.S.'s neighbor to the north.
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At best, Mexico could see big improvements on corruption and poverty; at worst, it could see intensified crime, economic turbulence, and even rockier relations with its neighbor to the north.
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"This is happening along the entire coast of northern Chile and we're getting reports that it's also happening in Peru, our neighbor to the north," researcher Carlos Guerra-Correa told CNN.
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Mexico is the major importer of U.S. goods and the country buys more from its neighbor to the north than what Mexico sells to China and Japan combined, Peña Nieto said.
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Fearing that trade with the U.S. may be restricted by policies implemented by the Trump administration, Mexico has been looking to lessen its economic dependence on its big neighbor to the north.
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Some residents jokingly refer to the area as LA, or Lower Alabama, because in some ways it shares more in common with its neighbor to the north than the rest of Florida.
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Some of its adult-oriented businesses — pornography, poker and marijuana — speak to its rough-and-tumble roots, flourishing there because of the tight restrictions of its more affluent neighbor to the north.
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While officials in Seoul try to figure out how to deal with their erratic, missile-launching neighbor to the north, the key to the puzzle may be 5,000 miles away — in Jerusalem.
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Finally it will not be lost on Zelensky and the Ukrainian people that the next stop on Pompeo's itinerary will be Belarus, Ukraine's immediate neighbor to the north and a striking antithesis.
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Dabbling in the doobage also makes more sense as an increasing number of states push for legalization and our neighbor to the North doubles down on its full embrace of all things cannabis.
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Underlying all the street protests, the recent occupation of the airport, and the clouds of tear gas is the fear that Hong Kong's character will be destroyed by its neighbor to the north.
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In the wake of its 2013 energy reforms, the country has been gradually reshaping its oil and gas sector, with much of its energy needs being met by its neighbor to the north.
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At a time when relations between North and South Korea are at the worst they've been in years, this place offers South Koreans a rare window to the communist neighbor to the north.
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Lopez Obrador will have a 5-month transition period to fine-tune his plan to run the government of Mexico, and his approach to a relationship with his powerful neighbor to the north.
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Tepco reported that it never lost power at either the Daini plant or its neighbor to the north after the Tuesday quake, which had a magnitude of 7.4, according to the Japanese weather service.
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Kansas' neighbor to the north, Nebraska, which also produces winter wheat but is best-known for corn and soybeans, has dryness covering 83 percent of the state compared with 123 percent two weeks earlier.
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However, new South Korean President Moon Jae-in has expressed a desire to initiate talks with his neighbor to the north in hopes of bringing about denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula through dialogue and cooperation.
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Finland, Estonia's neighbor to the north, recently began using X-Road, which means that certain data—for instance, prescriptions that you're able to pick up at a local pharmacy—can be linked between the nations.
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Acton said it's understandable there's uneasiness from South Koreans watching their neighbor to the north develop nuclear weapons, but added that there's still not been a serious debate about the costs of acquiring nuclear weapons.
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America's neighbor to the north has become the petri dish for how far wealthy democracies can go in halting or reversing climate change -- while taking on the oil and gas lobby and keeping voters on board.
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He has strongly criticized the government of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on a number of occasions, and his running mate, Hamilton Mourão, has talked about sending a Brazilian "peacekeeping" mission into Brazil's neighbor to the north.
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But he also has serious anti-imperialist credentials: The title of a book he wrote in 2009, "Empire of Terror," offers a not-very-subtle clue of his opinion of Cuba's big neighbor to the north.
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While the joint military drills between the US and South Korea that both sides say are defensive in nature they enrage South Korea's neighbor to the north -- Pyongyang views them as practice for an eventual invasion.
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Facebook, Google, and Amazon are big winners in the new NAFTA deal The new North American trade deal extends Section 230 protections to Canada, limiting the liability of the big platforms in our neighbor to the north.
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"While there are many benefits to [a] harmonious bilateral relationship between the United States and Canada, our neighbor to the north must still play by the rules and stop engaging in unfair trade practices," Carter wrote Tuesday.
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Despite dozens of reviews highlighting its environmental safety, the Obama administration and leading Democrats scuttled the project that would have imported nearly one million barrels of crude oil a day from our friendly neighbor to the north.
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Sunday's outcome appears set to shift Austria's political course, a move that is sure to please right-wing leaders in Poland and neighboring Hungary, but could strain ties with France and Austria's neighbor to the north, Germany.
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All along the roads in this small, bitterly contested land, drivers encounter reminders of how divided, and entangled, Kosovo's ethnic groups remain, 10 years after the territory declared its independence from Serbia, its neighbor to the north.
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This week, officials from Canada, Mexico and the United States are meeting in Ottawa to hammer out some controversial elements of the North American Free Trade Agreement, including disputes between America and its neighbor to the north.
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Investment in Mexico by multinationals serving the North American market would naturally lift Mexico's standards of living to converge with those of its neighbor to the north, turning Mexicans into rich consumers hungry for American-made products.
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" It's hard to know who got it worse between Standish and John Endecott, governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony (Plymouth's neighbor to the north): Endecott is known in the book as "Captaine Littleworth," Standish as "Captaine Shrimp.
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And it's from the White House, with its burn marks, that the President apparently held a very contentious phone call with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about tariffs Trump is imposing on the US neighbor to the north.
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One of the things that Philadelphia is known for as it's known for looking out for the underdog; unlike it's neighbor to the north (New York City) who allows landmarks like CBGBs and the Carnegie Deli to close.
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Aimed at China, it's actually going to hit our neighbor to the north particularly hard, for Canada is America's largest source of steel and steel products -- providing 16% of all imported steel -- followed by Brazil, and South Korea.
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While ties remain close with its neighbor to the north, under Yameen Male had drawn closer to China, inviting investment under Beijing's expansive "One Belt, One Road" economic initiative, and courting economic assistance from China and Saudi Arabia.
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" He added that the announcement of the center, coinciding with the election of a less-hardline South Korean President who is likely to pursue at least some form of diplomacy with Seoul's belligerent neighbor to the north, was "interesting.
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"Now that our neighbor to the north is opening its legal cannabis market, the longer we delay, the longer we miss out on potentially significant economic opportunities for Oregon and other states across the country," he said in a statement.
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LA County's neighbor to the north, Santa Barbara County, has been cloud seeding with both ground-based machines and a dedicated cloud-seeding airplanes since the '80s, and there are active cloud-seeding programs in nine states west of the Mississippi.
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Less than three months before the Winter Olympics open in Pyeongchang, South Korea, the Games are struggling to draw visitors from home and abroad, largely because of fears about the secretive and unpredictable neighbor to the North just 50 miles away.
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From Kim's perspective, wouldn't it be nice to have a non-regional benefactor to counterbalance his troublesome neighbor to the north who just uses him as a pawn in the great power competition and keeps North Korea on life support?
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And you can be sure that every US ally (and enemy) is following this story and trying to calculate what it says about their relationship with America if Trump is willing to fudge facts with our neighbor to the north.
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President Trump's national security adviser H.R. McMaster agreed with his South Korean counterpart to begin negotiations that would allow South Korea to build more powerful missiles to combat its increasingly aggressive neighbor to the north, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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Extreme recent attacks like the one in Villa Union and last month's gruesome massacre of three Mormon women and six children in northwestern Mexico have also drawn global attention -- and even offers of intervention from its neighbor to the north.
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The might of Laos' giant neighbor to the north is hard to miss in Vientiane: wealthy Chinese driving SUVs overtake tuk-tuks sputtering along the roads and Chinese-backed hotels sprout from noisy construction sites in one of Asia's most low-rise cities.
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From a home in town, an emergency shelter in nearby Prescott and at the incident command post in Peeples Valley, Yarnell's neighbor to the north, Chief Palm and four others talked about what they learned from the two fires they experienced — and what they would rather forget.
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So outside Tiffany's, Trump Tower's neighbor to the north, and Gucci, whose Fifth Avenue flagship is within the tower (though with its own entrance), scarf-wearing employees have been dispatched to the sidewalk, doing their best to usher shoppers, following police bag checks, past the barricades.
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Canada's role in NATO, NORAD and the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS, the blood it has shed in Afghanistan, its collaboration in the war on terrorism and transnational crime, as well as border and law enforcement cooperation, make our neighbor to the north an indispensable partner.
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"We have taken away an excuse that the Castro regime constantly used for why it couldn't provide greater opportunity or freedom to its people, which was that the heavy-handed neighbor to the north was preventing them, or sabotaging them," Mr. Obama told CNN en Español in an interview on Monday.
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Greece recently settled a long-running dispute with its neighbor to the north, Macedonia, that would allow the Balkan nation to move toward membership in NATO and the EU. Greece had long blocked Macedonia's membership in these blocs, because it opposed the country sharing a name with the Greek region of Macedonia.
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Geologists are very familiar with the Hayward Fault and its potential to unleash devastation along the populated subdivisions just east of San Francisco, but a new paper published in Science Advances by researchers from the US Geological Survey shows that a less-appreciated neighbor to the north, the Rodgers Creek Fault, may be connected.
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The leader of our neighbor to the north sat down for an interview with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, in which they discussed the fight for gender equality, the role men can — and should — play in empowering women and girls, and why the prime minister chose to appoint a Cabinet with an equal number of men and women.
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"—BBC North Korea Situation 'Will All Work Out,' Trump SaysAt a press conference in Seoul, South Korea, President Trump said he felt optimistic about diplomatic efforts to resolve tensions between South Korea, its neighbor to the north, and the US. "Ultimately, it will all work out," he said, adding that "we're making a lot of progress.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday attacked Canada for trade rules that he said are hurting dairy producers in the United States, ratcheting up trade rhetoric with the United States' neighbor to the north.
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The many Canadian redneck jokes in this inexplicable action-adventure fantasy starring a pickup-driving, beer-guzzling hick named Rowsdower all culminate in one wonderful song about this nation's ongoing beef with our neighbor to the north: And if that weren't enough, Rowsdower ends up with his own theme song in the closing credits, here edited into a fittingly Rowsdower-filled fanvid: Say what you will about Werewolf (episode 904), but the music's actually not terrible — and it's instantly made 3000 times better by the tour de force musical accompaniment Mike and the bots give it in the closing credits.
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