two's company
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Two’s company: “My apartment mate and I have both gone out of town on jobs. I’ve been here alone, or she’s been here alone, and we think, ‘I really like the comfort of living with my best friend.’
From New York Times
Two’s company and three’s a crowd — but not for filmmaker Taika Waititi, singer Rita Ora and actor Tessa Thompson.
From Los Angeles Times
Two’s company but three’s a crowd in the thriller “Stalked by My Husband’s Ex.”
From Los Angeles Times
Or opt for a set of Two’s Company’s remarkably realistic sea-glass plates, fashioned in the shape of oyster and clam shells, at Burke Décor.
From Washington Times
In 2017, the best-selling author added a new book to her collection titled “Two’s Company,” where she reflected on the many lessons she’s learned in Hollywood over the years alongside her husband.
From Fox News
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