The past perfect tense gives way to the present imperative now -- because there's a dogfight among the four middle-aged men whose tough job it is to cozen the consumer.
The purpose of all this red-carpeting: to cozen Iran away from its allies in the Baghdad Pact.
The story that should make the play go makes it stop whether Waltzing Dan can cozen a long-ignored son (Orson Bean) into giving him houseroom to die in.
Cozen O'Connor Same-Sex Marriage Case Back on A federal judge in Philadelphia has reinstated to an active docket a case involving whether the parents or former wife of a deceased female Cozen O'Connor partner are entitled to her profit-sharing plan benefits.
July 20, 2013 - Law.com