Just like some people don't get along, sometimes a dog and cat don't get along, but sometimes you have two dogs and they don't get along or two cats and they don't get along.
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If we get along with them, great; if we don&apost get along with them, then we won&apost get along with them.
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You have people you get along with, or don't get along with.
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How well did the two leaders get along (or not get along)?
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If we don't get along with them, then, well, we won't get along with them.
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If we don&apost get along with them, then we won&apost get along with them.
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It&aposs because the kids don&apost get along or the family doesn&apost get along.
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It was like, yeah, as long as we get along creatively, we're definitely going to get along.
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At the same time, we will get along with all other nations, willing to get along with us.
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Frankly, if you can't get along with the janitor, then you won't get along with the CEO either.
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"I want to be able -- because I think it's very important -- to get along with Russia, to get along with China, to get along with Vietnam, to get along with lots of countries, because we have a lot of things we have to solve," Trump said during a news conference here on Sunday.
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"The truth is, we can't get along with Trump and we can't get along without the U.S.," Mr. Gabriel said.
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We all need to figure out how are we going to get along and what are the right ways to get along.
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It is a great thing that we can get along with not only Russia but that we get along with other countries.
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As you're pushing against this idea, I'm not saying you're doing "can't we all get along," but let's try to get along.
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If he can't get along with someone on Twitter, how's he gonna get along with someone in the Middle East without, you know?
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We get along with each other: on the playgrounds, on the courts, on the football fields, everywhere, we get along with each other.
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I think he genuinely wants to get along with the person, and he has the demeanor of, hey, we are going to get along.
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I will get along, I think, with Putin, and I will get along with others, and we will have a much more stable — stable world.
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You have to make deals, you have to get along, that's the purpose of what our founders created, and Ted cannot get along with anybody.
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I think — I would love to be able to get along with Russia and I think they'd like to be able to get along with us.
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Also, don't be surprised if she doesn't get along with Ramona, because they've been making it crystal clear that they don't get along outside of the show.
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" Of where she stands with the current cast, Glanville said: "I see Kyle [Richards], I get along with her, I see Lisa Rinna, I get along with her.
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If we don't get along with them, then we won't get along with them, but I think we have a very good chance of having some very positive things.
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If people just get along and stop the violence and stop going at each other and they just actually listen to Dr. King's speeches, they could get along better.
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"I think it's good if you get along on and off the court, but history has said people who don't get along well on the court can still win," she said.
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" Let's say to one another, "Can't we get along?
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Yeah, we have chemistry — we're friends, we get along!
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He can't get along with ... his own attorney general.
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" Softly, Jackson said, "Oooh, we'll get along just fine.
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I hope we get along well ... He's representing Russia.
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" "Somebody that I can really get along with well.
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Because if we could get along with Russia, and by the way, China and Japan and everyone, if we could get along, it would be a positive thing, not a negative thing.
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You just hope that you will get along with them, especially if you're talking about six months — it can be quite painful if you dislike or don't get along with your colleagues.
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And I say very nicely, wouldn't it be nice if actually we could get along with Russia, we could get along with foreign countries, instead of spending trillions and trillions of dollars?
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While it's not unusual for the president and Congress to not get along these days, it is unusual for the president to not get along with the legislative members of his own party.
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Like I can get along with you, we can relate.
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"We should all try and get along," Mr. Cruz wrote.
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Who says families with varying political beliefs can't get along?
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"I get along with a lot of people," he said.
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People will be a little difficult to get along with.
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We really didn't get along at all in the beginning.
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We can get along, we can talk to each other.
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You can tell with certain subjects that you get along.
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We can get along perfectly fine with robots, I swear.
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How do you think him and Trump would get along?
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He's a great dude and we get along very well.
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All of them said townspeople used to get along well.
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" Jeremy: "Why do you feel you get along with everybody?
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I think they'll get along very well with the Irish.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We are going to get along just fine.
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The problem then becomes whether or not we'll get along.
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If they can't get along, they can at least try!
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But how do Emmett and the Vanderpump cast get along?
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We actually all get along really well and cook together.
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"We're sort of like sisters — that get along," says Greeley.
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It still doesn't want to get along with my glasses.
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And they love each other, they get along so good.
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What's more ... we're told Kelly and Michael don't get along.
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If we didn't talk things through, we wouldn't get along.
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We're social animals, we're programmed to want to get along.
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"I get along marvelously with all the businessmen," he said.
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"I get along with him really well," the president continued.
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Luckily, my wife and I get along very well financially.
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You won't always get along with everyone you work with.
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Otherwise, it's very possible to get along fine without one.
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Do they get along with the people they work with?
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I was learning to get along with [producer] Ben Allen.
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We get along well, but we've never been drinking buddies.
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We definitely get along with them on a personal basis.
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What if the dog and the sitter don't get along?
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I don't understand why Negroes and whites don't get along.
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So, what's the answer to how we'll all get along?
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I miss the way we all used to get along.
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"Normally, those two don't get along very well," Albers says.
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I do not get along with one of my colleagues.
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I can get along with girls, they give up easier.
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But I get along fine with my older Android phone.
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We have to figure out how to get along here.
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Always better when the ex and the GF get along.
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These two get along great so not that much happens.
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But even then, they don't always have to get along.
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The same code applied: We get along inside the cell.
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When their people meet, they appear to get along okay.
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"I don't think they will get along," the source said.
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Our families get along so well, and I love it.
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He and Zen Phil, the team president, get along great.
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But, you know, those two countries have to get along.
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Transphobes and facts don't get along well at all. pic.twitter.
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Mr. Kelly did not always get along with Mr. Bolton.
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No, Mr. Trump, we will not all just get along.
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Bush tried to get along, but didn't have the 'smarts.
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But sometimes you and your boss just don't get along.
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" Trump added that he and Mattis "get along very well.
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Behave like a person who can get along with others.
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She said she and her daughter get along better now.
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More than neighbors, Maria and Philbert seem to get along.
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But I just loved her and we get along great.
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When times are bad, it's much harder to get along.
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Rather, he's touting his ability to get along with Putin.
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It's not just can we get along, no, no, no.
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Everybody didn't always get along or do the right thing.
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I did not always get along with everyone I served with and they did not always get along with me, but that was more often than not because some personality types clash or don't mesh.
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While the two get along reasonably well, they're far from close.
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I love how well we get along since we're so similar.
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If only everyone one in Westeros could get along that well.
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In international politics, going along to get along can be deadly.
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Scientists at the museum are hopeful the pair will get along.
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People will find you charming and easy to get along with.
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And CYBERCOM will have to learn to get along without them.
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"Let's get along," he said at a Wisconsin rally Wednesday night.
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How on Earth can we get along with awkward, unfeeling robots?
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They might get along well with one person but not another.
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We either gonna get along or we gonna get it on.
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"They get along," she said, careful not to reveal any spoilers.
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Hint: She would totally get along with Eleven from Stranger Things.
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You just have to know how to get along with her.
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Well, he was easier to get along with than Chuck Garrison.
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We get along well, and I feel an attraction between us.
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It's one thing for Trump to not get along with Democrats.
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My boyfriend gave him that name, to ensure they'd get along.
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"Miranda knows Katy and the two get along," the source says.
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We get along very well, we have a very good relationship.
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"Miranda knows Katy and the two get along," the source said.
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He got picked because the president liked him, they get along.
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Much depends on how Mr Trump and Mr Ryan get along.
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To see pop stars get along is a truly beautiful thing.
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"To be honest Bill, I get along with people," Trump responded.
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"I get along very well with him," Trump said of Rosenstein.
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It's rare for six people to all get along so well!
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We get along, we like each other, we understand each other.
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He and Mr Babacan do not get along, AK insiders say.
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Image: Screenshot/CNNThe incoming administration and science do not get along.
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They're good friends, and I get along well with his wife.
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" His relationship with Putin: "People said, 'Oh they shouldn't get along.
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Finally, a customer service robot that can get along with people!!
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The counterexample is that North and South Korea don't get along.
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Nova is reluctantly, but agrees to go along to get along.
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Plus, the most important question ... did Kendall and Mom get along?!
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The two seemed to get along -- Floyd even complimented Snoop's cologne.
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I'm a good-natured guy so I get along with everybody.
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I say it's better to get along with Russia then not.
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You're not going to get along with everybody in this world.
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You know, he doesn't get along with anybody in the Senate.
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He praised Putin and talked about how well they get along.
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But, truly, you would be happier if everyone could get along.
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"Jenna and Channing still get along," an insider previously told PEOPLE.
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I really think the world wants to see us get along.
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We have the same mentality, and we get along very well.
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"The fact that they get along is everything," adds the source.
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But Tillerson and Trump both say they get along just fine.
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"We get along very well, we had good chemistry," Trump said.
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He wants to meet with Putin and thinks they'd get along.
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I'm sure we'll get along just great with President Sergei Shoigu.
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Michael also noticed that Ed didn't get along with most people.
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I refuse to accept that we can't disagree, but get along.
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There is a culture of 'You go along to get along.
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We get along very well off the court and talk often.
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You know how I get along, how I got to 94?
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Sam doesn't get along with the girls in her MFA program.
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We all get along very well, but there's not much privacy.
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And they get along with her best platonic friend from college.
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They all seem to get along, for one reason or another.
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Evidently, the two sides of Trump's life just can't get along.
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People are open to all ideas and willing to get along.
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If with can get along with Russia that's a positive thing.
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I would love to be able to get Along with Russia.
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Now everybody seems to get along, at least in this school.
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THE Big ideas Humans want to get along and get ahead.
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Ultimately, it would be our goal for everyone to get along.
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" The president also predicted: "I think we'll get along with Russia.
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And your own children seem to really get along really well.
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She met a young man online and they get along well.
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"He likes me, I like him, we get along," he said.
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Student Opinion How well do you get along with your parents?
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The bride or groom doesn't get along with their partner's family.
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It's just a good group of guys that get along well.
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I think everyone needs to get along, and just chill out.
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Each time, they've managed to get along without the merger going through.
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And how will all these companies get along with the Trump administration?
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In Southern and Northern California, blacks and Latinos generally don't get along.
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TRUMP: I believe I would get along very nicely with Putin, OK?
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He was very well-liked and could really get along with anybody.
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They want Rob and Chyna to get along, because it benefits Dream.
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She has that same attitude, and that's why we really get along.
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"She's also so nice and can get along with anybody," he says.
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And to ensure that the 'whatever' knows who helped it get along.
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Not that he wouldn&apost get along with Brett, Judge Kavanaugh, sorry.
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"[He's] not the sort of bloke I'd get along with," he said.
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All three of us are on L.I.E.S., and we all get along.
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Dylan and his father did not get along well, the indictment alleges.
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He told the magazine they "get along great" following their 2014 divorce.
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I want to get along with China, and I think we will.
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Cena doesn't get along with every Superstar on the WWE roster, though.
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I can't wait to see how these two get along this season.
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There are some celebrities who are just never going to get along.
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"We get along much better than they think we do," Bouse said.
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I get along with him very well, and we made this deal.
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They want Rob and Chyna to get along because it benefits Dream.
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It's really rare in this business to really get along with people.
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"I thought that I'd get along with President Obama," Mr. Morales said.
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The neighbours get along, for the most part, and trade a lot.
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It's been widely documented that Jobs and Wozniak didn't always get along.
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I don't know that I'm going to get along with Vladimir Putin.
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You feel like everyone can kind of get it and get along.
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They get along very well, and they have a lot of fun.
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She's going to get along with people, but will stand her ground.
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Do you and Lex get along in terms of cooking and such?
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I know both men very well and get along with them great.
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We're all just people, trying to get along in a hard world.
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"We get along very well, we have a good chemistry," Trump said.
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"It seems they all get along really well," a source told PEOPLE.
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"[He's] not the sort of bloke I'd get along with," Jamie revealed.
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People had told me we'd get along, that we were remarkably similar.
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"There've been times that we didn't get along," he elaborated in 2003.
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Klav doesn't really get along with the dog, so he killed it.
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LA, meet Miloš — you two will get along just fine, we gather.
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Intimacy issues are major today, but, luckily, everyone wants to get along!
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But she tends to get along better with humans than other dogs.
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DONALD TRUMP says he would "get along very well" with Vladimir Putin.
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He's a really special guy and I really get along with him.
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Kamara and Higuain are hardly the first teammates not to get along.
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How did you get along with James Cameron on the first film?
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WE'VE GOT TO GET ALONG WITH CHINA IN THE LONG RUN, ABSOLUTELY.
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We get along so great and our first album sold so much.
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The central question here is, why can't the two sides get along?
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And for almost all of your time together, you get along famously.
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While some animals get along harmoniously in nature, others fight for survival.
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"I think I will get along with the politicians actually," he said.
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" Jonathan said: "I love kids, and I get along great with kids.
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"I'm sure I'm going to get along great with him," Trump said.
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And, second, you have to know how to get along with people.
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No one wants to partner up with someone who can't get along.
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There are women that I don't get along with, and that's fine.
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But it's possible I won't be able to get along with Putin.
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I've also been trained to be a good girl, to get along.
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You're not going to get along with every person you work with.
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But, how will Rodgers get along with new head coach Matt LaFleur?
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Mr. Felsher did not always get along with his on-air talent.
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"There are a lot of players I get along with," Alli said.
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And Nancy Pelosi — he and "Nancy" were going to get along great.
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What's the best way to get along with family members or roommates?
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Healthy relationships do not require that we get along all the time.
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"He likes me, I like him, we get along," Mr. Trump said.
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"Sometimes families get along really well, and sometimes they don't," he said.
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How might we politically and economically get along better with the planet?
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Jonathan Van Ness' cats and Taylor Swift seem to get along purrfectly!
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So far, the members appear to get along well with each other.
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If you can genuinely enjoy this, we'd probably get along reasonably well.
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"I don't believe the U.S. and Russia could get along," he said.
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We both use Twitter a lot, so, you know, we'll get along.
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He didn't get along with other people -- a lot of other people.
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You guys have to get along if you think you're getting anywhere.
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I think it&aposs a good thing to get along with Russia.
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In a perfect world, we would all get along with our bosses.
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"We'd always get along and always tease each other," Ms. Keshari said.
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" Trump added, "I think the world wants to see us get along.
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I learned about relationships, because you have to get along with everyone.
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More often than not, it turns out they get along just fine.
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Now, I don't know that I'm gonna get along with Vladimir Putin.
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How will New Yorkers get along without these antidotes to urban loneliness?
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"She was very difficult to get along with," Mr. Brown said, warmly.
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"People were struggling to get along, losing faith in things," Tempel says.
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"It has never been an issue; we all get along," he says.
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When times are good, it's relatively easy for people to get along.
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Again, it helps immensely if you get along to avoid any resentment.
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Because the mayor and the governor — Mayor and governor don't get along.
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This probably wasn't true — the US and France get along fine nowadays.
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I think the centers all respect each other and get along quite well.
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It encourages you to get along easily, to enjoy art, laugh, and relax.
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On the outside, you're this decent person who's easy to get along with.
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They get along some of the time, but crackle for most of it.
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We get along a lot better now that she doesn't live with us.
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I get along with her very well, I have a very good relationship.
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But former President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu often didn't get along.
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They get along with people of all ages, and pets of all kinds.
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But - but it's possible I won't be able to get along with Putin.
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Agreeableness means you can get along well with others and maintain social harmony.
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Gold doesn't always get along with a rising dollar or higher interest rates.
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If they don't get along, then your partner isn't a good match, right?
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You did say that you could get along very well with Vladimir Putin.
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In the process, they learn how to live and get along with others.
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What's funny is that I get along with everyone he's ever been with.
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Quantum mechanics and the classical bits computers are based on don't get along.
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All the interns in my office get along really well and hang out.
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"We get along great," Guiney continued, and added, "She let's me be me."
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And when faculty and staff aren't around, they don't get along so seamlessly.
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And Dave Chappelle and his wife, because I already get along with her.
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" And he finally made eye contact and said, "We're going to get along.
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I try to get along with her but she's always got something there.
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"They get along well thankfully," he said of his GF and his mom.
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If you don't get along with theirs or vice versa, it's probably doomed.
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He and I don't get along, so I try to keep it short.
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When people work together and get along it increases our social well being.
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Do you still get along when you're hungover, cranky, and stuck in traffic?
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In fact, Aguilar says the parties get along way more than you'd think.
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"There were many boys on our show that didn't get along," he noted.
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There's an eagerness to get along, and plenty of talk takes place today.
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But we represent two very different countries but we get along very well.
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I think it's our differences that explain why we get along really well.
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But -- but it's possible I won't be able to get along with Putin.
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He doesn't want to take the time necessary to get along with people.
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One, or two, at a time is fine; they just about get along.
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Did the Bachelor villain-turned fan favorite and Cheban get along on set?
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"Generally, on the deep web, everyone is trying to get along," he said.
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"We're going to get along just fine," Kemp says while closing the gun.
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Adolescents and authority figures don't get along under the best, non-zombie circumstances.
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Who are some other fictional officers you think he might get along with?
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For the most part, our boys — ages 6 and 85033 — get along swimmingly.
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"That's a good thing, isn't it, for mom and dad to get along?
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Trump said he can get along with Democrats in Congress and the Senate.
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Republicans and Democrats may soon be forced to get along on health care.
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The two players get along well off the court and frequently train together.
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You can't help but get along if you're concentrating on togetherness like that.
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It's even more rare for them to get along with actors and crew.
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But I think that I would probably get along with him very well.
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The #1 question I get in interviews is whether Jessica & I get along.
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So I get along with a few European mysteries and lots of poetry.
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These are guys that get along well and have played a lot together.
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"We get along very well," Trump insisted during his town hall on Tuesday.
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"Bush tried to get along, but didn't have the 'smarts,'" Mr. Trump wrote.
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She's easy to get along with and has a great sense of humor.
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They don't all get along, but when they dance, they form a brotherhood.
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"He's very down to earth and easy to get along with," she said.
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He and I get along well and usually enjoy some banter during chat.
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I could be easier to get along with if I had more stability.
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But the two tallest men in New York politics get along pretty well.
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But Siddamma, 0003, did not get along with her, and did not pry.
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We get along, and they know that I'm trying to get them there.
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"I would talk to him, I would get along with him," he said.
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We depend on each other so everybody always makes sure we get along.
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Democracy is not about consensus or bipartisanship or making us all get along.
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The main goal was to learn how the crew members would get along.
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And I think if we can get along with Russia and other countries….
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It sounded like a politician who's ready to go along to get along.
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"I think it's a good thing to get along with Russia," Trump said.
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One roots for them, then, to set aside their differences and get along.
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PICTURE PROMPTS How well do you get along with your brothers and sisters?
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"How wonderful, how beautiful, when brothers and sisters get along!" the quote read.
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Uber has made several adjustments to its practices to get along in India.
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" On the US-Russia relationship, Trump said, "We can get along with Russia.
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" "President Obama wanted to get along with Russia, but the chemistry wasn't there.
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"Todai women really don't get along with women from other universities," he said.
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" He added, "I really think the world wants to see us get along.
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"Can we all just get along," the 16-year NBA veteran jokingly tweeted.
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But — but it's possible I won't be able to get along with Putin.
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Even within the student community, Indians and Pakistanis did not always get along.
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So now I live with roommates, but do not get along with them.
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"Saudi Arabia, I get along with all of them," he said in 2016.
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"GOLDMAN: "Did President Zelensky, as a comedian, get along well with Jay Leno?
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If these humans could get along, why can't ... Well, you get the idea.
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But Lee's movie dramatized a starker truth — we couldn't all just get along.
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"He was not at all easy to get along with," Mr. Rasmussen said.
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In the same breath, they'll say that they'll get along with their neighbors.
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We don't have to get along, but we must show respect and civility.
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"President Trump: "I know all these things… I get along with him, okay?
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You might not agree with every single approach I&aposm taking, but I am doing my best to get along with a person that has been difficult for us to get along with, and I am trying a different angle here.
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"I wish StubHub and the Yankees would get along, just like I wish Comcast and the Yankees would get along," Jon Sterling of Iselin, N.J., said as he picked up two tickets to last Monday's game at the StubHub outlet.
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I do say this: Wouldn't it be wonderful if we actually could get along with Russia and China and some other countries that we don't get along with, and then we go out and knock the hell out of ISIS?
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It implies that eight women could never be on set together and get along.
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"I get along great with all of them", Mr Trump said of his tenants.
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Corn kernels stir-fried with pine nuts are strangely easy to get along with.
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Walter doesn't get along with Buddy, but Emily quickly accepts him into their family.
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They seemed to get along, and Meghan recorded the moment for posterity on Instagram.
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I think they get along well and most importantly, it's good for my children.
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"Everyone's always thinking Ro and I don't get along, we're 'enemies,' " Hasselbeck told PEOPLE.
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For the stupid people who say, 'Oh, he gets along,' it's good get along.
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And how does her husband-to-be get along with his future in-laws?
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Did these two pivotal figures in our nation's history get along for a spell?
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"Like Biden said, you've got to work with everybody to get along," Moore said.
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"If you can't get along with minority people in your own town," said Dieter.
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Demanding they all get along when they meet isn't just unrealistic, but sexist itself.
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Mere careerists will just see what it takes to go along to get along.
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I can often tell how I'm going to get along with someone very early.
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And they've managed to get along well, knitting a strong social fabric, Tischler said.
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Like so many New York City roommates, Lilian and Julia do not get along.
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There are countless reasons why you and your co-workers might not get along.
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Fred, who didn't get along with his half sister, was skeptical of her theory.
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Kanye West & John Legend Are Friends Again, So Maybe We Can All Get Along?
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And him and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres actually apparently get along pretty okay?
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As you know ... Chyna and the Kardashian/Jenner crew don't get along too well.
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Venus is charming; people find it easier to get along when she is around!
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Juniper didn't get along with the cat, so I'm not too sad about it.
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Toby apparently has a brother, but they're 10 years apart and don't get along.
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He even knew how to get along with Strom (Thurmond) when he needed to.
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The two firms have got a lot of what it takes to get along.
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Other times, I ask questions like, 'Why would someone not get along with you?
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From the moment they met each other, Chicklet and Maleni didn't fully get along.
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Still, there's a good chance you'll get along with your S.O.'s friends, anyway.
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We'll explore the different groups in the town and why they don't get along.
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Dowd, Sekulow, and Cobb "all like each other, we all get along," Dowd said.
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By the way, it would be great if we could get along with Russia.
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The more people get along the better and so it's a little bit disappointing.
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Both are proud policy wonks, and their staffs are said to get along famously.
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"He is making a big effort to get along with Chyna," said the source.
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But what would it really take for Apple and the FBI to get along?
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I ran it with my brother, but it closed because we couldn't get along.
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It's more comfortable and I think you get along with people better that way.
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The evidence includes: However, there is hope that humans and groundhogs can get along.
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I just want everyone to get along and see a new side of Nick.
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They team up well and get along fabulous when it's keeping everybody else out.
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The big question, of course, is will they all get along with each other?
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Hopefully, someday we'll get along with Russia, and maybe even Iran — but maybe not.
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We all get along, but one of these things is not like the other.
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He told New York 85033 in April that he and Scaramucci get along well.
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But a broader peace is unlikely, not least because the Palestinians cannot get along.
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Most of the time, we get along terrifically, chatting and laughing through the day.
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We are animals who can't flourish unless we can't get along without one another.
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That is what the regular owners of Starz will get along with their cash.
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"I get along with people, always gotten along with people," the outspoken billionaire added.
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We could all get along if we could all just live in the past.
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Seeming to get along with the proud mom, Jenner was pictured laughing and smiling.
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"Things get harder for end users because these companies can't get along," Dawson said.
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In the meantime, they claim, an eight-member court can get along just fine.
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Hopefully, someday we'll get along with Russia, and maybe even Iran -- but maybe not.
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I imagine it's because they like my photos or think we'd get along well.
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How did the girls get along with each other at the Baton back then?
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We get along great and (will) give everything we have to get that point.
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Kim: He looks like he'd get along with my grandpa, A+.Kristin: Grandpa lit!
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People will be easy to get along with, and arguments will be smoothed over.
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We really get along well, and you can see that when we play together.
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"On the same block you have Jews, Italians, and you get along," Jackie remarks.
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Not that Red Sox fans can't get along with a segment of New Yorkers.
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He told Mr. Putin that Russia and the United States should get along better.
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Look how much fun the Macaluso girls are having, how well they get along.
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GET ALONG Different house managers and other volunteers all have their personalities and quirks.
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She and Rob do NOT get along, even though they've managed to co-parent.
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And that's a good thing that we get along; that's not a bad thing.
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But be forewarned: To purchase a painting, Anavim has to get along with you.
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No matter how well siblings and cousins get along, families are not closed systems.
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"My gratitude has made me easier to get along with ever since," she writes.
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All three of them really get along and they supplement each other really well.
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Things can actually work out if you just work to get along. http://politi.
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The two of them get along so incredibly well, at least at this age.
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Her husband and Salazar did not get along, and sometimes she used foul language.
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"As long as she and Miranda get along, I'm happy with it," Phillip said.
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Their husbands are in the service and they can't get along on his allotment.
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"He always knows he's going to get along with whoever is here," she said.
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"I knew he would get along with my horse, and he's strong," Baffert said.
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The planning coordinator and I get along really well, so it's an easy visit.
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Not only do the investors get along, but they respect each other, says Buffett.
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Most of all, they were worried about how the two men would get along.
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Since shacking up, there have been a lot differences and difficulties to get along.
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Board of Education May 1, 1992 | Rodney King Asks, 'Can We All Get Along?
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Supporters say her ability to get along with the military is a significant accomplishment.
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Even "The Washington Post" this weekend said you've got to get along with this.
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The handicapped and trucks needing loading zones would just have to get along somehow.
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And they'd send him notes and he'd say, 'Oh you two didn't get along.
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"It's just how I see the world right now, we have to get along."
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You don't get along with everybody, and some people in prison live for drama.
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"We get along very well," Mr. Trump explained in a radio interview that week.
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" When I did ask McConnell, all he said was, "Yeah, we get along fine.
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I said we don't get along too well with that particular group of people.
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I don't buy the socially awkward and they can't get along with women crap.
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" And I said, "You guys brag about your cohesion, that you all get along.
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I try to be the same way defensively and that's why we get along well.
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"I guess we're co-parenting our kids and just trying to get along," she said.
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Drake, 31, also revealed that the two don't get along as well as they could.
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In our universe, Daxam and Krypton were sister worlds but they didn't really get along.
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Howard goes on to address the widespread assumption that he and Harden don't get along.
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And doesn't it just seem like Jeffrey Garten and Barack Obama would get along swimmingly?
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Kerr also shared that her son and Perry were "great" and "get along really well."
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I'm also one of the youngest on my team, but we get along really well.
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But -- and maybe someday we&aposll be able to get along with the other side.
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But -- and maybe someday we will be able to get along with the other side.
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It looks like Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle are going to get along just fine.
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Libra is a sign that wants to get along with everyone… but is that you?
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The two cats, however, don't get along and have clearly demarcated areas in the apartment.
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From experience, we've noticed that people who like the same music get along really well.
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They get along very well, which is always helpful in terms of international diplomatic relations.
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With these tips, we're sure to get along a little better — no matter who wins.
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You also get a detailed report explaining how you two galactic lovebirds would get along.
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The two woman clearly get along well — they entered the dinner arm-in-arm, laughing.
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Perhaps the alien hunters offer a way for scientific insiders and outsiders to get along.
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We're supposed to get along with our NATO members, and Turkey is a NATO member.
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"In real life she's very mild mannered, easy to get along with, easygoing," Hayden says.
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Do they just not get along or do they desperately want to fuck one another?
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Luckily, though, it looks like the two of them get along very well off screen.
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This is when crew members make errors because they don't get along with each other.
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And although the kids have "normal brother and sister fights" they generally get along great.
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We just need to get along and move on and live with what we've done.
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We get along really, really well and it's not a big lifestyle change happening here.
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South Korea's president may not get along with Mr Trump, but he is no fool.
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You have to have that in common with me if we're going to get along.
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" Kerr also shared that her son and Perry were "great" and "get along really well.
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"Miranda knows Katy and the two get along," the source told PEOPLE at the time.
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But if this first handshake is any indication, they should get along just fine.[Facebook]
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And if you don't like it, we're not going to get along and that's fine.
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Remember, nannies handle their baby exchanges these days because Rob and Chyna don't get along.
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I mean it&aposs like these people can&apost get along to get anything done.
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"I&aposm not going to go along to get along," he told the newspaper Saturday.
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My work friends are great, too, and they get along well with my school friends.
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"She was really easy to get along with," Jessica's friend Leslie Hall previously told PEOPLE.
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We get along so well and we had really good chemistry, right off the bat.
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And I think Malcolm and I get along better now than we did back then.
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Years later, the marriage is happy, but the two men still do not get along.
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My policy is: If we get along, great, but I don't have to meet them.
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We don't subscribe to this bullshit, pacifist, love and light, everybody just get along thing.
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From experience, I've noticed that people who like the same music get along really well.
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"The #1 question I get in interviews is whether Jessica & I get along," Sarandon tweeted.
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Streep, a relatively unknown actress, was cast opposite Hoffman, but the two didn't get along.
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Our realities agree and so we're able to get along well enough in the world.
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Mariah Carey, Nick Cannon and kids Who says exes can't get along around holiday time?
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Yet as a practical matter, Trump and Trudeau have a strong incentive to get along.
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"I guess we're co-parenting our kids and just trying to get along," Kardashian said.
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People will be whatever it takes to get along, and commitments will be thoughtfully considered.
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All told, the crew appears to get along and work well as a remodeling powerhouse.
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" They "both are proud policy wonks, and their staffs are said to get along famously.
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They occasionally get along but there is always some jealousy and resentment underneath their conversations.
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Very few countries can get along with our president, but China is one of them.
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"No, it's about China, specifically how well we get along with China," Cramer said Tuesday.
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"I know Putin, and I'll tell you what, we get along with Putin," Trump responded.
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Here, press this piece of plastic … We're either going to get along or we're not.
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It's really a gift to be able to work with people you get along with.
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We're looking for the same thing, and I hope we can all get along well.
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"I get along with him great," Trump said of his relationship with Xi in April.
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For the most part they all get along, fellow citizens in a republic of horniness.
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But they did not get along, to the point of "collaborative failure," according to Excelsior.
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I live with seven other people I met here, and we get along really well.
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Not the age of someone I typically hang with and get along with so effortlessly.
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Another coder who thrived at the margins of the App Store—they'd get along great.
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I was just trying to get along, keep my head down, and earn a living.
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Abandoning facts also means abandoning truth, and a civilization can't get along without shared truths.
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He wants to "get along" with Putin; they object to one Russian policy after another.
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But when it comes to matters of money, Trump and Cook get along just fine.
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Now tomorrow you'll see Donald Trump wants to get along with Russia, this is terrible.
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If we could get along it would be a positive thing, not a negative thing.
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"I think it would serve a useful purpose to get along with the president," Sen.
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If two opposing attorneys get along, the negotiations tend to go better for the defendant.
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So the obvious question was asked: Does Clifton the pigeon get along with the peacocks?
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Who has time for these things when Katy Perry and Britney Spears can't get along.
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Of course, Meek and Brinkley have history ... and it's no secret they don't get along.
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The game has enjoyed too much prosperity for the two sides not to get along.
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And this one, at the same debate: As a businessman, I get along with everybody.
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Members of the group have backgrounds in arts and history, and they get along well.
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"Wisconsin has been known for several years now as a state that can't get along."
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At least, they didn't get along for the better part of the past two years.
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I know there will come a day when we will get along peacefully as sisters.
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The debate over how New Jersey's residents and bears should get along dates back decades.
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They seemed to get along very well together, the best sign with any great line.
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" Mr. Tarrant-Windt said that Ms. Finlay-Hunt was "so easy to get along with.
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The lions and leopards of Gir National Park in India normally do not get along.
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The Republicans' go-along-to-get-along treatment of President Trump has gone too far.
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Though they get along as if they were longtime friends, Stegall is Franks' sixth companion.
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Trump can be very good at meetings with people he wants to get along with.
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"He has proven to be able to get along with fairly edgy people," he said.
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" "So it's very important that we get along with the Philippines, and we really do.
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He says despite popular belief, plenty of lawmakers on both sides get along just fine.
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Best day of my life, because me and school really didn't get along that well.
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I just want to try to straighten things out for everyone to get along together.
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Masa and Rebekah get along very well, which is fascinating, because she&aposs very picky.
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My dad has eight kids, and we all get along, and it feels better, fuller.
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Even if you have an opposing viewpoint from someone else, you can still get along.
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So how can you turn it around if you and your boss don't get along?
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You and Your Boss You aren't going to get along with everyone in the office.
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It can be easier to get along with strangers, especially when it comes to veganism.
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Hosts can minimize this issue by attempting to keep people who don't get along apart.
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We have even discarded as much personal property as we can decently get along without.
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The problem is both sides claim the other parent is impossible to get along with.
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Her assistant was a young Anna Wintour, and the two famously did not get along.
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Hopefully some day we'll get along with Russia, and maybe even Iran — but maybe not.
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Why is it so hard for people to get along with those who are different?
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This is how we get along — and it is how some of us get ahead.
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He let his mother choose his bride, which he says was sensible because the women would have to spend a lot of time together and it was even more important that his wife get along with his mother than that she get along with him.
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Is that why we get along better with other species than we do with our own?
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" Kourtney on Scott: "I guess we're co-parenting our kids and just trying to get along.
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"You know, bringing Jen out was hopefully to show everyone why we get along," he said.
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But little is known about how these two drugs get along inside our brains and bodies.
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And Sanders's health care policy team and CAP's health care policy team do not get along.
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" At another point he stressed, "It would be great if we could get along with Russia.
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They are systems we're a part of, rules we make up and follow to get along.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: He&aposs talking about it&aposs more important to get along with North Korea.
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"I believe I would get along very nicely with [Russian President Vladimir] Putin," Trump told her.
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As the world two largest nuclear powers we must get along, Helsinki, 2018, is the hashtag.
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They get along fine, he says, and just need to find better chemistry on the court.
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So, we might as well figure out how to co-exist, and they get along lovely.
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"Me and my siblings get along really well—especially my sister," Jackson told Today's Natalie Morales.
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Buffett's children worried that their father would not be able to get along without their mother.
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However those two nations get along in their group games determines the flow of my support.
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And Jughead admits that it's hard to believe all four of them get along so well.
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But, when it comes to other aspects, the sun and moon don't get along so well.
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We see her at least once a week, sometimes twice, and we get along really well.
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He's kind and I think she is too, really, and perhaps that's why they get along.
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TRUMP: First of all, I have to say, as a businessman, I get along with everybody.
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Fortunately the Moon enters harmony-loving Libra at 8:55 PM, encouraging us to get along.
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" Trump said he and Putin "are very different," but that they would "get along very well.
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Some people have the rare ability to get along with almost anyone they encounter in life.
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The single father told People that Villalobos and his 7-year-old daughter get along well.
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They're all cancelling plans because I told them, I said…I get along with them great.
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People will be more affectionate, and easy to get along with, now that Venus is around.
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Egyptians, they say, are struggling to get along as subsidy reform has made life more expensive.
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"Me and my siblings get along really well—especially my sister," Jackson told Today's Natalie Morales.
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Everyone explains the disturbing "fetish-y" messages they get along with all the unsolicited penis portraits.
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But Trump said during the interview he has "no idea" if he'll get along with Putin.
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The liberated people of the Deir ez-Zor governorate and the coalition don't get along, either.
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Michaela was the easy vote, just because she didn't get along with everyone on the tribe.
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Breakups suck, but at least these TV stars know how to get along with their exes.
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And by the way, I think that's why Donald Trump and I get along so well.
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I read many, many times that, let's see, Steven Bannon doesn't get along with Reince Priebus.
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Want the cheat sheet for whether you and another person you were bound to get along?
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We get along perfectly with the locals and turn the town into a cool, intimate village.
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The two play sisters who are complete opposites — even though, IRL, they couldn't get along better.
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Gigi Hadid Olivia and Gigi get along like two girls at the best slumber party ever.
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And a lot of it is just a gut feeling that tells you they'll get along.
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He felt disconnected and it's easy to see why he and Barlow don't really get along.
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He was disappointed, but I'm a neighborly guy, and I want to get along with everyone.
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So if the two leaders are governed by political expediency, they could get along very well.
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Trump himself has praised Putin several times and said the U.S. should get along with Russia.
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Denmark couldn't get along with wind power alone, and Iceland's huge fishing fleet runs on diesel.
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I've always took on your trait of being a people pleaser, going along to get along.
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They do get along, and I hope they will be able to do so in future.
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"In fact, they get along better now than they have ever since they got divorced, right?
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I get along with my daughter really well now; she's this great person that I admire.
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Meanwhile, the family has proved that they can get along just fine with or without Rick.
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We all get along well, but it's easier to connect with some more than with others.
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Even without steady employment, Hujar managed to scrape up just enough every month to get along.
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" In his conversation with Wallace, Trump was more positive on Kelly, saying, "we get along well.
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Sources say the cousins get along well, meaning a good foundation exists for a tacit triumvirate.
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I didn't know her, but I was told that she was safe and we'd get along.
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I think never seeing people again is a great idea for people who don't get along.
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It would be great if we could get along with Russia, just so you understand that.
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Bannon and Preibus sat down with reporters to insist they get along great, and several bit.
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"He got picked because the President liked him, they get along," the senior administration official said.
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What if Mormons won't go along and get along, morally and ethically, with Mr. Trump's agenda?
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"The communities get along, but essentially we lead separate lives," said Patrick Fahy, a local lawyer.
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They might also benefit from better modeling on how to treat and get along with women.
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Trump's embattled campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who represents the loyalists, did not get along with Wiley.
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She is incredibly smart and hard-working; as friends, I think we would get along amazingly.
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At your day job, you'll find people are in an easygoing mood, eager to get along.
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And the members don't always get along, as they acknowledge — Aaron Dessner and Berninger, in particular.
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Venus just wants us to all get along, and Capricorn wants us to get to work.
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A little background research can always help to see if you can get along with someone.
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But on the whole, residents get along, there is plenty to do, people enjoy living there.
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You might not get along with every staff or every resident, but that's how life is.
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I didn't get along with the rich kids, people we called WPODs: white punks on dope.
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THREE PEAKS Mom's boyfriend (Alexander Fehling) really wants to get along with her son (Arian Montgomery).
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"I know Putin and I'll tell you what, we get along with Putin," Mr. Trump said.
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He was said not to get along with Mr. Cleese, although he shrugged off such claims.
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And who up until the very end tended to get along pretty well with the president.
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Our relationship has been a little strained since the confrontation, but we still mostly get along.
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The lions and leopards of Gir National Park, in Gujarat, India, normally do not get along.
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We parted as friends and get along better now than we did when we were married.
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When you met a neighbor in line at the pharmacy, it was easy to get along.
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Or, really, for members of the same party -- but different ideological leanings -- to get along. 13.
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Challenge the status quo of Washington politics and escape the "going along to get along" mentality.
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We all get along quite well, and we're all unified in beating Donald Trump in 2020.
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I don't know if this living arrangement would work if we didn't get along so well.
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To get along with their co-workers, women said, they have to toe a difficult line.
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"Me and him get along," Mullin said at his postgame presser, following Georgetown's 69-66 win.
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We all get along well at work and are a productive team in a large organization.
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But after experiencing severe nausea, he found that his body didn't really get along with opiates.
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WD: No. Let me just tell you, I don't think we should try to get along.
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" JULY 2015: "I'd get along very well with Vladimir Putin" In one of his first comments about the Russian leader since launching his presidential bid in June 20163, Trump told reporters at his golf resort in Scotland: "I think I'd get along very well with Vladimir Putin.
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I aligned with Chris and Bret because I've always been able to get along better with men.
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Nothin he wouldn't do for them even in times when he didn't get along with their mother.
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"They've never met before but they should get along on at least a personal level," he added.
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They don't seem to mind us, but why can't we get along with our six-legged roommates?
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I had to accept that it's OK not to get along with somebody and still love them.
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Or would you go along to get along, following the crowd to avoid drawing attention to yourself?
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The judge encouraged the former couple to try to get along for the sake fo their daughter.
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I don't live with them anymore," she tells officers in the footage, "We don't get along together.
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" An insider added in May: "The kids all get along and it's just one, huge happy family.
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"We didn't get along, but I do thank the guy," he admits as he wipes away tears.
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"Lopez Obrador is not stupid, so he will try to get along with Mr. Trump," he said.
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He seems like the kind of guy that Trump would like personally, like he would get along.
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The Moon enters Libra at 2:42 PM, encouraging us to get along and be more diplomatic.
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My coworker and I do the same job but with different groups, and we get along well.
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Dousing an iPhone 7 in the world's strongest acid Fluoroantimonic acid and iPhones do not get along.
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"He has two beautiful girls, I have my beautiful twins and we just all get along great."
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" On the state of the world: "I would love to be able to get along with everybody.
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It might even help humans get along with Gotham's most iconic residents just a little bit more.
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"There's five of us 32 and under, and we all get along so well," she said. Rep.
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"The kid had friends, don't get me wrong, but he didn't get along with everyone," Zach said.
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They were like, Oh my God, yes, you guys should meet — you will get along so well!
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Can't we figure out just how to get along a little bit better and respect one another?
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Help, my boss hates me So here's the thing: You need to get along with your boss.
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"Macron and Merkel get along well, respect one another, are both pro-European and ambitious," he said.
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"I would love to be able to get along with Russia," Trump said at a news conference.
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Show them you all get along so the child can grow into a happy and safe individual.
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It is very uncommon for them to get along (without growing up with each other), so please!
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It looks like Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton will get along just fine in the wardrobe department.
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After all, John prefers chocolate while Sally prefers vanilla, and John and Sally get along just fine.
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This is partly a rhetorical term for anyone that Mr López Obrador does not get along with.
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The Republican billionaire said last fall that he thinks he would "get along very well" with Putin.
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" For his part, Trump said: "I think that I would probably get along with [Putin] very well.
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"James Franco and I really didn't get along when we were on Freaks and Geeks," she said.
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So do both a solid and choose a setting where everyone is most likely to get along.
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"I've known Bruce for a long time and I didn't really get along with Bruce," he said.
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It's also really sweet to see that Déjà and her mom get along and have good banter.
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Trump has largely embraced such a characterization, regularly saying he would prefer to get along with Putin.
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Even though I didn't get along with them, I don't like to see that happen to anyone.
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"It is a version of showing that people from different backgrounds can get along," he told PEOPLE.
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"That's all done, but we can all still get along and be friends, and so we are."
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I had high hopes that a black man and an Indian, pardon the expression, would get along.
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It doesn't mean you're not going to get along in a relationship and have chemistry or love.
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Whether it's Emmanuel [Macron] or whether it's Angela [Merkel], I get along — I really like those people.
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These goats and rhinos at the Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary in South Africa get along perfectly.
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If you didn't want to get along, or you just weren't having fun, then you could leave.
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"They're twins and they get along and they're best friends, but they're also super competitive," Saldana said.
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They are trying to get along and stop a magic wand from getting into the wrong hands.
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Tabloids love to perpetuate the myth that successful, attractive women simply can't get along with each other.
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Mr Trump, who seems to get along well with strongmen, appears in awe of Mr Xi's power.
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The question was whether the quirky Taro would get along with the relatively young team at Platinum.
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Sometimes, you're forced to spend time with family you rarely see and don't always get along with.
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The company pushed her into production with Dr. Luke, whom she famously did not get along with.
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Sure, that Mars fire will still flare up, but Venus knows how to help people get along.
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"The vast majority of the time, reasonable people will find a way to get along," Lundquist says.
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As the parents in the basement work together to get out, they begin to somewhat get along.
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You know, there's some people you meet in life and you get along with them right away.
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There's an interesting dynamic within this character where her first aim is to have everybody get along.
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Because it seems much more like Cain and Abel than it does brothers who can get along.
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They say and do what they think they are supposed to say and do to get along.
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He even insisted that he had wanted to introduce me to her, thinking we'd get along well.
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He was asked to leave job after job because he couldn't get along with anyone at work.
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" And Trump has embraced Putin as a strong leader who he would "get along very well with.
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"Maybe we will get along with Russia," the president said at a news conference on July 12.
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What's more, problems can arise when partners no longer get along and decide to their own ways.
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"Irina was quickly introduced to Gloria and the two seem to get along great," says the source.
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I've been known to be able to get along with some difficult fillies and, sometimes, difficult colts.
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My legs are okay, my arms are manageable, but my belly and I just don't get along.
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Libra wants us all to get along, which is chill for Venus, but Mars finds this annoying.
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"[T]o accomplish their goals", Mr Segall writes, "the Justices would simply have to get along better".
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People want to get along under Libra's influence (and this will make your home life way easier!).
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Paradoxically, the Times and the Clintons can never get along because they have too much in common.
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If he'd been a little humbler about it, they might have tried to get along with him.
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Plus, the neurotic southern Californian and the ambitious New York socialite would never get along, would they?
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Duterte and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe get along well and have visited each others' family homes.
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"Rouhani and Putin don't get along that great," an Iranian diplomat told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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Here are five things to watch at this week's summit: Do Trump and other leaders get along?
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Chronic sleep deprivation can negatively impact the way you think, learn, get along with others and react.
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"The children can get along with one another a lot more easily than the adults," he said.
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Although the ladies sometimes squabble, all in all, they get along nicely, a few pecking battles notwithstanding.
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" Kemp then points the gun at Jake, saying the two are going to "get along just fine.
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But Mr. Bush's go-along, get-along style proved a liability at this summer's Olympics in Brazil.
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"It's very easy to work with people who we agree with and get along with," she said.
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And, if co-living tenants don't get along with each other, they can opt to change units.
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At a closely watched first meeting between the two, Trump and Modi appeared to get along well.
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But our militaries do get along very well, and they do coordinate in Syria and other places.
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Although they don't get along on "Euphoria," Zendaya and Jacob Elordi seem pretty close in real life.
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It was only automatic: a vacant animation of the easiest way to get along and get out.
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There's quite a few other Oasis tributes out there, and we get along with most of them.
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"A Brief History of the Homely Wench Society" concerns two societies at Cambridge that don't get along.
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From the moment Michael Bishop met Tom Brady in 2000, he knew they would get along well.
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Spoiler alert, if you haven't seen it, predator and prey once again get along in the end.
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They know the audience well enough to know they wouldn't really get along with the people there.
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But passion for excellence can mean that sometimes they don't get along that well with other people.
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They get along so well and feel so strongly about collegiality that they even share beds sometimes.
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We always tend to get along when we should have been asking questions, at the very least.
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Stressful conversations may come up, but people are willing get along thanks to Mercury in lovely Libra.
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They do get along and I hope they will be able to do so in [the] future.
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He knows everything about how cars and people don't get along, having been on the front lines.
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"The partner thing is like a marriage, you need to get along and compromise," Mr Shao says.
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Mike joined Bo on the L.S.U. football team a few years later, though they didn't get along.
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He can't even get along with the Democrats, and he goes around signing all these executive orders.
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In March, Trump warned Ryan would "have to pay a big price" if they didn't get along.
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Despite his resume, Pai has never really joined the get-along to go-along Washington establishment set.
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Seeing how well these guys get along in real life is kinda bittersweet if you're a fan.
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Analysts said it was not surprising that Mr. Abe could get along so well with Mr. Trump.
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Complaining about how you didn't get along in your last work environment is detrimental on two levels.
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Perhaps most ironically is that Romney says he and Trump get along fine on a personal level.
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He is a black individual, and he opened doors to the point where we can get along.
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"If in workplace after workplace, you can't get along with your coworkers, something is wrong," says Foster.
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"Regardless of what's happened, I feel like I get along with most people on tour," she said.
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But in a time of extreme social and political polarization, asking everyone to get along is unrealistic.
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Some brothers are like Cain and Abel, other brothers can fight with each other and get along.
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"People are cool with black women as long as we go along to get along," she said.
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They were really great guys here and very easy to get along with, and everybody liked them.
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The most common "wound" Paltrow discovered was children of divorce saying their parents could not get along.
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Gal, Colorado Springs We were told to go along to get along and vote for Hillary Clinton.
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Theresa May is just about the only Western leader that Donald Trump seemed to get along with.
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We get along better than ever now that there's just a clear winner, and it's not me.
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"We appreciate each other's sense of humor, we respect one another, and we get along," he said.
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As a result, "I have very little patience for a Congress that can't get along," she said.
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But when pressed, we default to using our powers of mind to get along with our groups.
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Opposition to the tactic is uniting two groups who don't usually get along: lawbreakers and conservative politicians.
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During that time of year, everyone can agree to disagree, and get along for a little while.
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They get along with their parents, they volunteer at the ASPCA and they have a food blog.
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There's also this deliberative, "why can't we all get along" view of politics lurking under the surface.
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I mean, you say that, we want to cross the digital divide, we want to get along.
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However popular, the view that Democrats can get along without working-class white voters is simply wrong.
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She's going through the same (relative) trials as Gary as she tries to get along with her stepson.
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It has been reported that Diana and her brother Charles did not always get along with their stepmother.
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It's safe to say that Mama June Shannon and Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson's fiancée do not get along.
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Obviously, I knew Lee and Kenny didn't get along, but I truly was shocked watching this season back.
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It would be a better world if we could all get along instead of discriminate against one another.
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For in-laws to get along like that, it was a beautiful thing; a first-time for me.
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I get along well with a lot of the Democrats in Congress, but I'll never get their vote.
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When some people don't say anything bad about him, I know that we're not going to get along.
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The move rankled some Republicans and raised questions about the ability of Schumer and McConnell to get along.
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"Even though they didn't get along great, they were together a lot because of Blue," says the insider.
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"[Garner] wants to get along with Ben for the kids' sakes," a source close to the couple said.
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Jessica looked really happy to be hanging out with them and seemed to get along great with Evan.
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We don't get along with anybody, and yet, at the same time, they rip us left and right.
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But it's also frustrating for the audience, because we want some of these people to just get along.
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"I don't want to be like a little kid hoping everyone is going to get along," she said.
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I don't really care who wins as long as they help people here get along with their lives.
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There is room for all of us to get along and keep the game healthy — the right way.
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From 1964 all were vetted first by Stanley, who considered whether they and the hotel could get along.
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The drama is kept to a minimum, as everyone handles their disagreements like adults and mostly get along.
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The two get along so well that there were dating rumors flying around the second their movie premiered.
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And while they get along now, the pop icons shared some playful barbs when they initially performed together.
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We all get along, have fun, but I think in some odd way it will definitely help us.
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"You are the best daughter because you're so easy to get along with," she told DeGeneres, of Karla.
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The popular 19-year-old former cheerleader from Mississippi was funny, smart and easy to get along with.
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"Irina was quickly introduced to Gloria and the two seem to get along great," the source tells PEOPLE.
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But it just so happens that humans and explosions don't get along so well—and they never have.
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Image: Department of Wildlife Sciences, Aligarh Muslim University, India, Dr. Shamshad AlamDifferent species of carnivores don't get along.
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He's a bit of a surly character that would probably get along well with the prickly George Lucas.
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Comparing your respective Mercury placements with people may give you a better idea of how you'll get along.
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Duterte has repeatedly said conflict was pointless and he wants to get along and do business with Beijing.
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Seeming to get along with the proud mom, Jenner was photographed laughing and smiling as the pair interacted.
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They're go-along-get-along party leaders who probably aren't eager to overturn the will of the voters.
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There were whispers, of course: that he was ornery, hard to get along with, entirely too square-shaped.
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Trump said he didn't know Ryan well, but expected to get along with both Congress and the speaker.
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" Speaking to reporters before an event aboard the USS Intrepid, Trump said of Turnbull: "We get along great.
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Once upon a time, Trump mused about how well he and Russian President Vladimir Putin would get along.
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They seem super serious ... she even hangs out with his kids, and she and Kourtney clearly get along.
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Remember those last eight seasons where nobody could get along and gaining the Iron Throne was worth death?
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It maybe tells me ways that I can't step on your toes or get along better with you.
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And just like Cruz, the Freedom Caucus proudly speaks of its refusal to go along to get along.
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But we somehow, you know, they did something with the hiring process that allowed us to get along.
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They get all the food they need and live with other organisms they'd get along with in nature.
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Trump said he respects Putin, although he cautioned that does not mean he'll get along the Russian leader.
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And not in a bullying way, but that's just how you can get along with some people sometimes.
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But once you're gainfully employed, you go along to get along, thinking your boss will appreciate your agreeability.
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In the presidential primary he attempted to play the can't-we-just-get-along adult in the room.
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That weekend in 2000 was when I learned that the great outdoors and I do not get along.
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Martin Garcia had ridden American Pharoah in his debut, a loss, and did not get along with him.
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He expressed optimism that the summit would work out and that he and Kim would get along well.
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But in the end, if we are smart, tough and well prepared, we will get along with everyone!
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But if you are up on your "Fast" history, you know that these guys do not get along.
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"He's this tall, redheaded ugly guy that we just seem to get along from day one," Mullin said.
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After the opening, Duffy called to say he had a friend he thought Boshier would get along with.
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As any child knows, there's nobody harder to get along with than a member of your own family.
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And I knew right then and there that we would get along and understand each other pretty good.
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He has a lovely accent and looks like the type of guy you could really get along with.
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We've had a lovely collaboration, often they don't go smoothly, but we all get along, which is wonderful.
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The Moon then opposes Mercury in Aquarius at 10:25 AM, so don't expect everyone to get along.
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Mr. Trump has said he is confident that he can "get along" with strongmen like Vladimir V. Putin.
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We're paying attention to how we feel each day, how we get along, and what we get done.
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The other is the rising popularity of tequila and mezcal, agave spirits that get along swimmingly with pineapple.
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"Maybe that's another part of our system that forces people on the team to get along," he said.
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Teixeira argues that The view that Democrats can get along without working-class white voters is simply wrong.
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He does get along with Hank, though, who runs the hardware store and is played by Danny Glover.
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She's a print model who is originally from Texas, and we get along like a house on fire.
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An administration official told reporters that Mr. Trump and Mr. Mulvaney, who have become golfing partners, get along.
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How do we get along with the people who are trying to take away everything precious to us?
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Where can Ms. Klobuchar achieve liftoff with her get-along Minnesotan approach if not in her neighboring state?
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They get along, so to speak, because the elk needs grooming and the magpie is looking for dinner.
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Earlier this year Tse moved out of his parent's home because he doesn't get along with his father.
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But our militaries do get along very well, and they do coordinate in Syria and other places. O.K.?
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We get along fine, for the most part — except we're just not allowed to come to their house.
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That's always a fun time, especially since I get along very well with the officer I work with.
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Would you say your personalities balance each other out or do you clash more often than get along?
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It's a sad story — yet another misunderstanding among geniuses — but you can see why they wouldn't get along.
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But there were political dimensions at play as well: As a senator, Truman didn't get along with Sen.
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Hollywood's problem has been caused by a combination of entitlement and a "go along to get along" mentality.
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"Show them you have what we call 'power skills' — the ability to get along with people," he added.
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We have a lot of things were there is commonality and it's possible that we'll even get along.
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"I think I'd get along very well with Vladimir Putin," Mr. Trump said in the summer of 2015.
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But there were other very simple things too, like I just didn't get along with Jehovah's Witness kids.
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Trump loves to say, "I get along with everybody," but there's plenty of evidence that this isn't true.
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I do worry about the fact that we have such a polarized environment and people can't get along.
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You shouldn't have to tone down your stellar work just to get along with your fragile, insecure boo.
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"I'm happy to say I still get along with everybody and stayed in touch, so it's nice," Lopez says.
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We just want everyone to get along and let people live life the way they want to live it.
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It's three families, and it can be a challenge for everybody to get along — we've gotten in huge fights.
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I think that's why we get along so well, is that we're both positive people instead of negative people.
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We're sure he'll get along well with Hector Browne, Neville Jacobs, or even Karl Lagerfeld's ultra-glamorous kitty, Choupette.
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And Lindsey and Prince Stormington, obvious analogues to Pride & Prejudice's Lizzy Bennet and Mr. Darcy, learn to get along.
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I get along with him, but he doesn't have the personality and he's talking about being a centrist, right?
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Speaking of people who need to get along better, Renata's husband, Gordon (Jeffrey Nordling) is in a bad place.
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This might be because Trump believes he'll get along fine without the help of government veterans and credentialed academics.
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"As a businessman I get along with everybody," Trump said as the crowd continued to jeer and Bush grinned.
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"The two groups are 'smelling' each other to see if they get along for future agreements," the source said.
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They're approachable, likeable, and easy to get along with—all qualities that make people highly amenable to their ideas.
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I've had many times where I thought I'd get along with people and I don't like them at all.
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Obviously, Trump and the late senator didn't get along, and Trump has repeatedly criticized McCain, even after his death.
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"They are very happy that all the kids get along and have accepted their new family," the source added.
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Cohen found that these first impression scores weren't always the best indicators of whether people would truly get along.
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Having a house full of kids, with each kid having a unique personality, how do they all get along?
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And here, it's not so much of a given we agree on stuff, even if we get along professionally.
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"They are very happy that all the kids get along and have accepted their new family," adds the source.
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He said he could still get along without supplemental oxygen, even when working in the garden with his wife.
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Look at Camille Grammer: We did not get along in the beginning, now we're great, so I hope so.
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Ultimately, we all need to get along, and we must be open to one another; respect goes both ways.
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"'Well, I think we would get along very well — maybe have dinner sometime,'" Thompson, now 57, recalled Trump saying.
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I'm very relieved to have found a way for me and my phone to get along and work together.
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For many people, having their parents and their partner get along swimmingly is sort of a holy grail scenario.
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Each of these potential friends bring something a little special, and will totes get along with the OG members.
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Until NASA takes us to Mars, we only have one place to live and we have to get along.
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" He also addressed his relationship with Hilton, saying, "I didn't get along with her, but my wife loved her.
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She was labeled a "man hater" and told to "get along with the boys," and her role was diminished.
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As for how Cayne and Jenner's different political views affect their friendship, Cayne says they get along just fine.
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This was not a match made in heaven but more like olive oil and vinegar that couldn't get along.
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"I can show a message of 'Parents can get along and work together' and we travel together, " she said.
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Jack Jack is being Ultimate Dad, and taking his sons camping to try and force them to get along.
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"As much as Kourtney and Scott get along now, they're not going to get back together," the source says.
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"Different kinds of people always get along with one another in Kerala, it's how we are," says a local.
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" Irvin's manager with the Eagles, Willie Wells, called him "an easy fellow, very nice, easy to get along with.
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"I just don't know if we're going to get along if we're all in the same place," Kourtney replied.
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Still, they note that she "did not get along well" with former Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak.
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He and Laurel (Karla Souza) don't get along well, though she hasn't cut him out of her life completely.
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The very first part of what Trump said, about it being desirable to get along with Russia, makes sense.
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According to the report, he did "not get along" with her daughter, one of the reasons for their breakup.
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Tear down that wall (between Trump and Merkel): Man, POTUS and the German Chancellor just didn't get along, huh?
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It's a place where Hispanic, Caucasian, black and Native American families get along "pretty well," resident Thomas Garcia said.
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"I would love to be able to get along with Russia," Trump said during a news conference in February.
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There are a lot of things about being human that makes it really hard to kind of get along.
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"Part of what helps us get along is that we just get it out in the air," TJ says.
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Given Scott Walker's love for the racist "right to work" labor law, we're guessing they wouldn't really get along.
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Not only did the two get along IRL, but they also had lots to say about each other's art.
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However, three of its central claims are basically persuasive First, democratic governments and competitive markets really do get along.
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It's always a cozy romp and you get along as friends, but watch out because he might get attached!
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The Ethicist I just finished a big project working under a male manager with whom I don't get along.
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Trump and Kim are both examples of dynastic politics, which might explain why they can get along so well.
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He also demonstrated that he could get along famously with President Trump and a bevy of other world leaders.
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" Asked if he thinks they will get along during the Fox News debate later this month, Trump responded, "No.
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The Fake News Media said that I did not get along with other Leaders at the #G28503Summit in Canada.
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Trump likes to talk about how good it is to get along, but the problems are substantive, not social.
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"I'd love to get along and I think after the election a lot of things can happen," Trump said.
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"No, it's about China, specifically how well we get along with China," the "Mad Money " host said on Tuesday.
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And I get along very well with Nikki, and you know, Nikki said we're friends and we are friends.
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"I think that I would at the same time get along very well with him," Trump said of Putin.
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Occasionally, the wives don't get along and see the others as obstacles in the way of their children's wellbeing.
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I agree with him wholeheartedly and that's why I think we get along so well both creatively and personally.
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Venus wants us all to get along and is all about harmony—but things will intensify during Venus retrograde.
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How can Sestero and Wiseau possibly get along after Sestero co-wrote an insane tell-all book about Wiseau?
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" Dowd told me in a phone conversation: "It's nothing against Bob [Mueller] — I get along with Bob very well.
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"In principle, I think they can get along as far as North Korea is concerned," Hyun-Wook Kim said.
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If you're bringing just a phone, Ms. Misra notes you should get along quite well with a smaller one.
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But uninformed nervous twitching with a tendency toward retaliation is hardly a way to get along in the world.
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By the end, the forms build and blend, finding — just as the characters do — a way to get along.
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" Because he can't get along without domineering or being served, moreover, he "never tastes of true freedom or friendship.
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"And then we are told what racists we are and why we don't get along with them," he added.
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He pitches himself as the rare Democrat who can get elected and get along in a deep red state.
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Look at the los life other challengers trying to shade her name as they didn't get along with her.
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This go-along-to-get-along, no-drama approach served Obama and, it could be argued, the country, well.
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I'm personable and get along, then I'd hit a bump and I would see my professors' disappointment and confusion.
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Because they are how people make sense of their environment and get along with co-workers or fellow citizens.
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The adults enlist the help of a translator, but Yanklowitz says the children get along just fine without one.
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It is much easier for Republicans to look the other way on Trump's incompetence … go along to get along.
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Interestingly, a potential deciding factor in oversubscribed rounds could be how well the VC and the founder get along.
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But when he found a room in an apartment he liked, he didn't always get along with his roommate.
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"We get along great," Kaine said of Cruz in an interview in 2014, reported for the first time here.
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Last fall, Trump said that he and Putin "would probably get along ... very well," praising the Russian president's strengths.
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I also can't get along with Turgenev, though I love Russians, or Doris Lessing, though I am a feminist.
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In the same video, Blok discussed African tribes and religious groups as examples of people's inability to get along.
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He predicted that he would get along with China and forge a fairer playing field on trade and currency.
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So Starbucks basically released a cup encouraging everyone to get along and the nation got into a big fight.
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Mr. Trudeau swiftly turned the machinery of Canada's government toward finding a way to get along with Mr. Trump.
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But there's one person who you need to get along with for the sake of your career: your boss.
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Fred Rogers might have been capable of showing partisan zealots how to listen and get along with one another.
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"We didn't want to throw people in a house who didn't get along," Cole Skory, 21, told Business Insider.
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In any form, the cafe con leche is made with strong espresso, sweet enough to get along without sugar.
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So it's refreshing to watch a movie that can get along fine with a heroine who doesn't need saving.
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Its garbled "Can't we all just get along?" messaging is an answer to a question that's proved historically elusive.
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But the "can't we all get along" gambit of Better Angels and the NYT op-ed page isn't that.
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"She loved kids," her mother says, adding that Bell was the type of person to get along with everybody.
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I get along with my bosses, which really helps a lot when I gotta split and do this shit.
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As much as we would all love to get along, there are fundamental differences that screw up our international relations.
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A year ago, Sarah Jessica Parker tried to dispel the rumors that she and Cattrall didn't get along on set.
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Just like there are some people who you might not get along with, the same is true about a company.
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He does not get along with Saul Berenson (Mandy Patinkin), who is also juggling Dane's Carrie's difficult return from confinement.
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TRUMP: I believe I would get along very nicely with Putin, OK, and I mean will we have the strength.
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Even with an adversary, somebody that you don&apost get along with, the reciprocity actually matters every bit as much.
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Elbaba posted the video on Twitter with an uplifting caption, wishing that LIRR riders could always get along so well.
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Though they didn't always get along as cousins on the show, it seems things are very different in real life.
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He has said that Putin "is doing a great job" and has pledged to "get along very well with" him.
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" Later Trump revealed that he had called Xi the "king" of China and said "I get along with him great.
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It's what we poverty people do to get along, to keep real middle-class people from feeling uncomfortable or guilty.
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"I always figure that if I don't understand the reference, I probably won't get along with that person," she said.
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The Moon enters Libra today, activating the communication sector of your chart; however, don't expect everyone to get along today.
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