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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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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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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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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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 — 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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" 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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He can't get along with ... his own attorney general.
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" "Somebody that I can really get along with well.
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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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Like I can get along with you, we can relate.
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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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" Jeremy: "Why do you feel you get along with everybody?
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It still doesn't want to get along with my glasses.
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"I get along with him really well," the president continued.
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You won't always get along with everyone you work with.
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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 definitely get along with them on a personal basis.
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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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Mr. Kelly did not always get along with Mr. Bolton.
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Behave like a person who can get along with others.
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Rather, he's touting his ability to get along with Putin.
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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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People will find you charming and easy to get along with.
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How on Earth can we get along with awkward, unfeeling robots?
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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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It's one thing for Trump to not get along with Democrats.
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"To be honest Bill, I get along with people," Trump responded.
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Finally, a customer service robot that can get along with people!!
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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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Michael also noticed that Ed didn't get along with most people.
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Sam doesn't get along with the girls in her MFA program.
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And they get along with her best platonic friend from college.
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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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" The president also predicted: "I think we'll get along with Russia.
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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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And how will all these companies get along with the Trump administration?
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He was very well-liked and could really get along with anybody.
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"She's also so nice and can get along with anybody," he says.
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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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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 get along with him very well, and we made this deal.
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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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I don't know that I'm going to get along with Vladimir Putin.
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She's going to get along with people, but will stand her ground.
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I know both men very well and get along with them great.
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"[He's] not the sort of bloke I'd get along with," Jamie revealed.
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Klav doesn't really get along with the dog, so he killed it.
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He's a really special guy and I really get along with him.
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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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"I think I will get along with the politicians actually," he said.
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And, second, you have to know how to get along with people.
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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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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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What's the best way to get along with family members or roommates?
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He didn't get along with other people -- a lot of other people.
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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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I learned about relationships, because you have to get along with everyone.
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Now, I don't know that I'm gonna get along with Vladimir Putin.
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"She was very difficult to get along with," Mr. Brown said, warmly.
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On the outside, you're this decent person who's easy to get along with.
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I get along with her very well, I have a very good relationship.
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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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Gold doesn't always get along with a rising dollar or higher interest rates.
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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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And Dave Chappelle and his wife, because I already get along with her.
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I try to get along with her but she's always got something there.
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If you don't get along with theirs or vice versa, it's probably doomed.
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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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Who are some other fictional officers you think he might get along with?
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Trump said he can get along with Democrats in Congress and the Senate.
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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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So I get along with a few European mysteries and lots of poetry.
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She's easy to get along with and has a great sense of humor.
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"He's very down to earth and easy to get along with," she said.
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I could be easier to get along with if I had more stability.
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But Siddamma, 0003, did not get along with her, and did not pry.
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"I would talk to him, I would get along with him," he said.
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And I think if we can get along with Russia and other countries….
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"I think it's a good thing to get along with Russia," Trump said.
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PICTURE PROMPTS How well do you get along with your brothers and sisters?
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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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But — but it's possible I won't be able to get along with Putin.
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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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"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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"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 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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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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And how does her husband-to-be get along with his future in-laws?
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"If you can't get along with minority people in your own town," said Dieter.
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I can often tell how I'm going to get along with someone very early.
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Fred, who didn't get along with his half sister, was skeptical of her theory.
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Juniper didn't get along with the cat, so I'm not too sad about it.
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He even knew how to get along with Strom (Thurmond) when he needed to.
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Other times, I ask questions like, 'Why would someone not get along with you?
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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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By the way, it would be great if we could get along with Russia.
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"He is making a big effort to get along with Chyna," said the source.
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It's more comfortable and I think you get along with people better that way.
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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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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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Seeming to get along with the proud mom, Jenner was pictured laughing and smiling.
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Hopefully, someday we'll get along with Russia, and maybe even Iran -- but maybe not.
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How did the girls get along with each other at the Baton back then?
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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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Not that Red Sox fans can't get along with a segment of New Yorkers.
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But be forewarned: To purchase a painting, Anavim has to get along with you.
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"My gratitude has made me easier to get along with ever since," she writes.
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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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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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You don't get along with everybody, and some people in prison live for drama.
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I don't buy the socially awkward and they can't get along with women crap.
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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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Libra is a sign that wants to get along with everyone… but is that you?
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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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This is when crew members make errors because they don't get along with each other.
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South Korea's president may not get along with Mr Trump, but he is no fool.
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"She was really easy to get along with," Jessica's friend Leslie Hall previously told PEOPLE.
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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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It's really a gift to be able to work with people you get along with.
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"I get along with him great," Trump said of his relationship with Xi in April.
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Not the age of someone I typically hang with and get along with so effortlessly.
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He wants to "get along" with Putin; they object to one Russian policy after another.
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Now tomorrow you'll see Donald Trump wants to get along with Russia, this is terrible.
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"I think it would serve a useful purpose to get along with the president," Sen.
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So the obvious question was asked: Does Clifton the pigeon get along with the peacocks?
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And this one, at the same debate: As a businessman, I get along with everybody.
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" Mr. Tarrant-Windt said that Ms. Finlay-Hunt was "so easy to get along with.
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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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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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The problem is both sides claim the other parent is impossible to get along with.
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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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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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" At another point he stressed, "It would be great if we could get along with Russia.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: He&aposs talking about it&aposs more important to get along with North Korea.
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TRUMP: First of all, I have to say, as a businessman, I get along with everybody.
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Some people have the rare ability to get along with almost anyone they encounter in life.
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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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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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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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I read many, many times that, let's see, Steven Bannon doesn't get along with Reince Priebus.
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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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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 get along with my daughter really well now; she's this great person that I admire.
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It would be great if we could get along with Russia, just so you understand that.
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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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A little background research can always help to see if you can get along with someone.
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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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To get along with their co-workers, women said, they have to toe a difficult line.
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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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Nothin he wouldn't do for them even in times when he didn't get along with their mother.
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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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"Lopez Obrador is not stupid, so he will try to get along with Mr. Trump," he said.
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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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"The kid had friends, don't get me wrong, but he didn't get along with everyone," Zach said.
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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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"I would love to be able to get along with Russia," Trump said at a news conference.
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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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" For his part, Trump said: "I think that I would probably get along with [Putin] very well.
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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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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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Tabloids love to perpetuate the myth that successful, attractive women simply can't get along with each other.
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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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You know, there's some people you meet in life and you get along with them right away.
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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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"Maybe we will get along with Russia," the president said at a news conference on July 12.
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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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If he'd been a little humbler about it, they might have tried to get along with him.
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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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"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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There's quite a few other Oasis tributes out there, and we get along with most of them.
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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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He can't even get along with the Democrats, and he goes around signing all these executive orders.
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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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They were really great guys here and very easy to get along with, and everybody liked them.
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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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But when pressed, we default to using our powers of mind to get along with our groups.
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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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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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"[Garner] wants to get along with Ben for the kids' sakes," a source close to the couple said.
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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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I don't really care who wins as long as they help people here get along with their lives.
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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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Seeming to get along with the proud mom, Jenner was photographed laughing and smiling as the pair interacted.
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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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They get all the food they need and live with other organisms they'd get along with in nature.
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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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Martin Garcia had ridden American Pharoah in his debut, a loss, and did not get along with him.
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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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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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He has a lovely accent and looks like the type of guy you could really get along with.
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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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He does get along with Hank, though, who runs the hardware store and is played by Danny Glover.
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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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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 there were political dimensions at play as well: As a senator, Truman didn't get along with Sen.
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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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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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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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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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"As a businessman I get along with everybody," Trump said as the crowd continued to jeer and Bush grinned.
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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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Each of these potential friends bring something a little special, and will totes get along with the OG members.
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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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"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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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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"I would love to be able to get along with Russia," Trump said during a news conference in February.
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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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"No, it's about China, specifically how well we get along with China," the "Mad Money " host said on Tuesday.
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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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"And then we are told what racists we are and why we don't get along with them," he added.
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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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Because they are how people make sense of their environment and get along with co-workers or fellow citizens.
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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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I also can't get along with Turgenev, though I love Russians, or Doris Lessing, though I am a feminist.
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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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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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"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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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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Even with an adversary, somebody that you don&apost get along with, the reciprocity actually matters every bit as much.
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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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"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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Mr. de Blasio, who has struggled to get along with the city's police force, promptly condemned the comments as divisive.
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" When the reporter complemented the property, Marilyn said, "Good, anybody who likes my house, I'm sure I'll get along with.
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Journalist Ann Curry reportedly didn't get along with Lauer when they co-hosted the Today show, and left in 2012.
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So that's a total of $1.3 BILLION in cash, given to a nation we don't get along with very well.
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He's lost his power as disciplinarian, the Post has reported, because Trump doesn't get along with Kelly's protege, Kirstjen Nielsen.
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Ultimately, good citizens and good Samaritans each have a role to play if we are to get along with others.
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Someone's likes on Facebook could be a better predictor of whether they would get along with someone than survey answers.
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Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has repeatedly said he'd like to "get along" with Russia and its leader, Vladimir Putin.
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Oliver showed several clips of Trump saying he would like the United States to get along with Putin and Russia.
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They kiss, they argue and she goes off with her friends, not all of whom get along with one another.
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It must be exhausting to be pitted against your own family — especially if you get along with them just fine.
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"I get along with Jeff extraordinarily well," Mr. Mook said, noting that he speaks to Mr. Weaver by phone often.
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I was like a girl who says she doesn't get along with other women because they're catty and jealous—a.k.a.
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It's a tough evening to try to get along with everyone—maybe stay home if you're not up for it.
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Machines are going to take over really quick if we don't figure out how to get along with each other.
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It actually is a kick in the pants, a drink I'm sure the Gallagher brothers would get along with nicely.
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A chair needs to get along with congressional leaders, with governors, and with the many interests that comprise the base.
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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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When I was in middle school, there was a more white supremacist kind of group I didn't get along with.
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Bolton left the White House in September, and after his departure Trump complained he did not get along with others.
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" Mr. Trump: "Well, I respect a lot of people, but that doesn't mean I'm going to get along with them.
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Their employment could depend on how well they get along with Anna Cristina Niceta Lloyd, known as Rickie, whom Mrs.
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"I think we get along with Russia," Trump said, pointing to Macron and saying that he has a similar view.
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So China will take a more watchful role in Hamburg, eager to get along with everyone, but especially the Europeans.
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Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Mr. Trump said that it was important to get along with Russia and other countries.
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What we do know is that he didn't get along with Comey, and that he was uncomfortable with Comey's independence.
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"The power to get along with people and work together is not necessarily written into the organic documents," he said.
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Wang was best friends with victims Cheng Yuan Hong and George Chen but didn't get along with Rodger, his parents said.
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"The Fake News Media said that I did not get along with other Leaders at the #G7Summit in Canada," Trump wrote.
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Less than 45 minutes later he appeared to backpedal and whine about how the US doesn't get along with Russia anymore.
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After all, why wouldn't someone like Pinker, who champions the era, get along with a bunch of scholars of the Enlightenment?
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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," Trump said.
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And that's a shame because if we could get along with Russia - and by the way, China and Japan and everyone.
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Likewise, we'll have to find ways to get along with our great, great, great, great, grandchildren and the absurd generation gaps.
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"I just want to be friends, get along with everybody – I just want peace," Giudice declared early on in their meeting.
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Having Chris not get along with others raised many red flags, so I cautiously started my evening with him and Lincoln.
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People who have social anxiety are often good listeners and conscientious and they work hard to get along with fellow humans.
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He called on us to get along with one another and have love and affection and unity under the American Constitution.
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If we can make a great deal for our country and get along with Russia that would be a tremendous thing.
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It ought to be helpful both for finding someone you might get along with and starting up a conversation with them.
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But I made myself easy to get along with in 5C, and I needed all of the friends I could get.
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"She was the type of person who could get along with anybody – anybody could have a conversation with her," says Pelaez.
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CDU-Green coalitions exist at state-level, and a Merkel-led CDU could get along with the new, moderately minded Greens.
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This tech makes for ultra-deep black levels and higher contrast than you would otherwise get, along with nice, vivid colors.
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Their advice for aspiring entrepreneurs is to find investors who you trust and get along with, because those strong relationships matter.
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"What's amazing is that the Vice Presidents that each presidential candidate chose get along with their candidate really well," she noted.
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But since I didn't get along with people very well as a nerd, they didn't invite me to join the project.
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The person down on the ground could care less about how you would get along with the person next to you.
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On albums like "Made Possible" (2012) and "Inevitable Western" (2014), lullaby-like melodies sometimes felt too easy to get along with.
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We position Johnny as a relic, somebody who is stuck in his time and doesn't get along with the millennial generation.
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Trump has won friends in Moscow with statements praising Putin as a strong leader that he could probably get along with.
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"I would get along with Putin," Trump said, in response to a question about Russia's intervention in the Syrian civil war.
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Moscow has been disappointed by Mr. Trump's failure so far to deliver on his election promises to "get along" with Russia.
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"I want to be able — because I think it's very important — to get along with Russia," he said at the time.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to learn more about how to get along with your siblings.
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You know — the time Will Smith played a racist human cop trying to get along with his orc partner (Joel Edgerton).
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And that's a shame because if we could get along with Russia — and by the way, China and Japan and everyone.
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If it's necessary, I'll have another meeting with President Xi, who I like a lot and get along with very well.
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Pinkett explained what it was like to embrace her stepson, Trey Smith, and learning to get along with his mother Sheree Zampino.
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I can get along with most and try to see the good everyone… until you f— me over and then you're screwed.
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"I don't know Putin, but if we can get along with Russia, that's a great thing," he told Fox News' Sean Hannity.
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I don't have a lot of friends here, so it's really nice to find friend-of-friends that I get along with.
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" In the interview with O'Reilly, Trump noted that just because he respects someone "doesn't mean I'm going to get along with them.
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Now, if I do that, oh, I'm a bad guy, but if we could get along with Russia, that's a positive thing.
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The test provides a list of potential career choices and insights on how you might get along with people in the workplace.
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You should take your dog to dog parks, take your dog on hikes, so your dog can get along with other dogs.
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A recent article somewhere said Donald Trump is a world class businessman who goes out and he does get along with everybody.
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Whoever comes aboard will have to get along with Reynolds, who was given more creative control on the sequel, including casting approval.
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El-Hindi wanted his department to "get along" with OIA, these sources said, and did little to stand in that office's way.
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In "Life in Pieces," at 8:103, John buys a pet that doesn't get along with Joan, and Heather mistakenly sexts Tyler.
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"When you get along with your exes," she wrote on a photo of herself and Abasolo posing with Josiah, Will and Matt.
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I now share a spacious two-bedroom apartment with someone I really get along with in a very cute part of London.
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You don't necessarily have to get along with everyone, but your partner should be invested in making you comfortable with their pals.
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They're determined to rebel and want the opposite of what they usually get, along with permission to be their smallest, worst selves.
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If robots are just like us, then maybe it won't be that hard to figure out how to get along with them.
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"I get along with almost everyone, but I have never worked with a more miserable son of a bitch in my life."
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Trump in his campaign speeches often talks about how it would be "great" for the United States to get along with Russia.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick could pretty much write a book on how to get along with your ex at this point.
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I get along with almost everybody, but I have never worked with a more miserable son of a bitch in my life.
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"You decide who you get along with," explains Louis Weise, a 17-year-old member of the St Thomas Choir in Leipzig.
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It's easy for you to get along with others, but that doesn't mean you need to put up with anyone's bad behavior!
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" Spencer, 35, first shared a photo of Hills costar Audrina Patridge looking annoyed, captioning it, "Me trying to get along with Stephanie.
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Although there are with colleagues you don't get along with, it's sometimes better to cut your losses and find a new job.
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A recent article somewhere said Donald Trump is a world-class businessman who goes out and he does get along with everybody.
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Trump has denied being close personally to Putin, but has repeatedly said he would get along with the Russian leader as president.
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"I fear his eagerness to get along with Putin might produce concessions that do not serve American national interests," Mr. McFaul said.
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My grandpa isn't easy to get along with and she is an extreme empath as well, so his mood really effects her.
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Sam, who has been proudly gay and uniquely himself since high school, has failed to get along with Harry, a former jock.
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He was vague when he explained his situation to friends — there was a new boss he didn't get along with, he said.
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" The president criticized skeptics who said he shouldn't get along with Putin, asking, "Well, who are the people that are saying that?
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He didn't get along with Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and had a particular disdain for chief economics adviser Gary Cohn.
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"To me he's a great teacher of life, particularly of how to get along with people," McKinney told Sports Illustrated in 1982.
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" Later that day at a campaign rally, Trump said, "wouldn't it be a great thing if we could get along with Putin?
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I don't know if I'm going to get along with Vladimir Putin -- I hope I do -- but there's a good chance I won't.
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They went nuts and it was kicking the hornet&aposs nest with the Soviet Union, we should get along with the Soviet Union.
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How do you get along with them on all levels, not only the top level, but the working level and the management level?
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Maybe not surprising to those with siblings, the research also found that many children get along with their pets better than their siblings.
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And I can often tell how I get along with somebody very early, and I believe we're going to have a fantastic relationship.
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Even if you don't get along with your boss and they're the reason you sought a new job, make that your first stop.
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Because at first, it's a good idea [to get along with your spouse's ex], but that's not the thing that always holds you.
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More exposure to foreigners, through a boom in tourism, has reassured Japanese, especially the young, that they can get along with them, too.
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Libra is a sign that knows how to get along with anyone—you, on the other hand, have a hard time standing anybody.
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She was easy to get along with and we definitely fed off of each other and had great chemistry together during the shoot.
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It's incumbent upon us and it's incumbent upon them, whatever you think of them, that we try to get along with each other.
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I recently had my NWA moment with Ice Cube who I get along with great, I think he's a great guy, great father.
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"I would talk to him, I would get along with him," Trump said about Putin at a Republican primary debate in September 2015.
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Though he picked him out as less than enthusiastic to get along with, Romney didn't take aim at any of Sanders' specific policies.
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"I've worked with him, and I think he's very easy to get along with," she said during an appearance at George Washington University.
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Mr. Jensen said he was one of a few people who tried to push through Mr. Conditt's "hard-to-get-along-with" exterior.
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"Allen said, 'If you want to get along with Bill, take everything that he takes, drink everything that he drinks,'" Mr. Willner said.
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Living at home, at least temporarily, is another option, especially if you get along with your parents and they aren't charging you rent.
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Ruled by Mercury, the planet of communication, you have an uncanny ability to get along with everyone, and to bring unlikely friends together.
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According to one of Salmon's studies, middleborns might also make great partners as they tend to get along with many different personality types.
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I remember that when I was younger, in elementary school, all my friends were boys, and I just didn't get along with the girls.
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They used to want us to talk to the Soviets back in the 20183s and 22018s, let&aposs all get along with the Soviets.
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Because you're the sign of fairness and cooperation, you're always easy to get along with, but during this time that will be especially true.
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"He was always a captain that was super easy to get along with," Lara's longtime friend and fellow captain Keith Colburn later told PEOPLE.
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"I've known Bruce for a long time and I didn't really get along with Bruce," Brody Jenner – Caitlyn's son with Linda Thompson – told E!
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"I get along with almost everyone, but I have never worked with a more miserable son of a bitch in my life," Boehner said.
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Seeming to get along with the proud mom, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star was photographed laughing and smiling as the pair interacted.
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I get along with almost everyone," Boehner began, "but I have never worked with a more miserable son of a bitch in my life.
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He also said he spends individual time with each good boy and good girl, specially training every dog to get along with the pack.
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My friends mean everything to me, so if you want to me be my lover then you have to get along with my friends!
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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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THE PRESIDENT: So I was asked to go by the President, who I get along with very well, despite a lot of fake news.
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In a primary debate in September 2015, he said he "would get along with" Putin and articulated a more conciliatory posture toward the Kremlin.
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If there will be people at Thanksgiving whom you don't like or get along with, make it a point to be cordial but distant.
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You usually find it very easy to get along with people, Libra, but today you have no patience for confusion, drama, or rude behavior.
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It's an incredible release to be outside and connect with people other than the ones you've been trying to get along with all day.
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Their whole thing is 'resist', and maybe someday we'll be able to get along with the other side, but right now it's only resist.
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It's been widely reported that Trump doesn't get along with McMaster, who has been rumored to be headed for the exits for a while.
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He recalled that "there were folks in our party who thought about maybe trying to get along with President Trump" after the 2016 election.
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Still, it remains to be seen how Ms. Haspel will get along with Mr. Trump, a president who prizes personal relationships above all else.
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The only concentrate I can't get along with is shatter; it yields too little and turns too sticky and difficult to clean when vaporized.
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If you are not going to get along with facts and you have an administration known for lying, then everything becomes a conspiracy theory.
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Negotiating barbecue times wasn't a concern, but Ms. Lyons and Mr. Tucker needed to know if the neighbors' dogs would get along with Bonnie.
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" He said, "Well, you know, when I really step back, I'm very pessimistic about the future of humans to get along with each other.
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Congressional leaders who would get along with Trump would do best to follow Abe's example and make the effort to spend time with the man.
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"Tomorrow, you'll say, 'Donald Trump wants to get along with Russia, that's terrible,' " Trump said sarcastically to reporters at a White House press conference Thursday.
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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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It's going to be impossible for President Trump to ever get along with Russia because of all the pressure he's got with this fake story.
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Mostly I just didn't get along with my mother, and she subscribed to Calvinistic punishments like kid jail and institutions for the slightest of infractions.
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Business Insider previously reported that a source said that while Lattner enjoyed his job at Tesla, he did not get along with CEO Elon Musk.
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"If I didn't get along with my sister, I would still like my nieces, but it wouldn't be the same I would imagine," she says.
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That's why we turned to the trusty AstroTwins and their all-knowing guide, Compatibility Secrets: How to Get Along with Anyone (Yes, Even THAT Person).
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He also laments that he is a single father who doesn't get to see his son a lot and doesn't get along with the mom.
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"Questioning your engagement could be something like, 'I wonder how my agnostic parents are going to get along with my Catholic boyfriend,'" Dr. Harwick says.
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"Obviously, it's very nice when you still get along with your ex in a way or someone you have dated in the past," she says.
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I think Trump was exactly right when he said he ought to get along with China and he stopped talking about trade all the time.
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Ted Cruz as a nasty guy who can't get along with people, the person who knows Cruz best is eager to paint a different picture.
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The white supremacists even get along with some of the Latina women, setting up a makeshift coffee shop, complete with an open mic performance space.
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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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While it might be nice to work under someone you get along with, that's far from the only thing you should value in this relationship.
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He can't get along with his father, so he tries moving in with his girlfriend's much more normal family, but that presents its own problems.
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"He's a nice, likable guy, I get along with him great," said Mike Quigley (D-IL), a House Intelligence Committee member, in an interview Wednesday.
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But all his talent on the field and in the coach's dugout made him just about impossible to get along with over the long term.
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President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, is "very easy to get along with," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said Thursday, according to The Associated Press.
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"I hope that we're going to be able to get along with Russia; I think that we probably will be able to," Mr. Trump said.
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He is guided by a longstanding desire to "get along" with Mr. Putin; the senior members of his team start with deep suspicion and hostility.
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"Rex is friendly with many of the leaders in the world who we don't get along with," Mr. Trump said to a boisterous crowd here.
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"Everybody always was attached to him because he was just laid back, he was cool, he was easy to get along with," the dad said.
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Even if you don't get along with your boss and they're the reason you sought a new job, they should still be your first stop.
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It's going to be impossible for President Trump to ever get along with Russia because of all the pressure he's got with this fake story.
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I still get along with my brother and my sister-in-law, but I'm deeply angry at him for allowing our parents to be humiliated.
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It's going to be impossible for President Trump to ever get along with Russia because of all the pressure he's got with this fake story. Okay?
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"The God that I worship sent a person to earth in the name of Jesus who did not always get along with the authorities," Hoover explains.
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Most importantly, always remember that people want to hire and promote those who can not only do the job but also who they get along with.
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In Mass Effect's universe, humans can not only get along with each other — finally — but also become friends with giant metal bird people or talking jellyfish.
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Novak said he believes there are two main reasons people leave their job: They either don't feel recognized or they don't get along with their boss.
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Trump announced that he "would get along with Putin," and Putin, in return, praised Trump as "a very ... talented man," who wants deeper relations with Russia.
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I had a friend, he recommended some of these people because he thought I'd get along with them and most of the time he was right.
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This vaccine is different from the meningococcal conjugate vaccine, which kids between the ages of 11 to 12 should get, along with a booster at 16.
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Best of all, Venus is kind and cooperative—people will be easy to get along with at work, and people are going to find you charming!
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Pruitt is also said to be "a favorite" of the president, and Trump tends to fire only the cabinet members he doesn't get along with personally.
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And he finds Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan, these flyover country squares, to be really hard to get along with, and they have nothing in common.
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Mr. Gianaris, a state senator from Queens, has been outspoken in criticism of the I.D.C., and is generally known to not get along with Mr. Klein.
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If you love your nieces and nephews but don&apost get along with your siblings, you can designate exactly who you want to receive your assets.
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If Mr. Parsons and his wife, Renee, get along with the prospective members, they can join — for a $300,000 initiation fee and annual dues of $60,000.
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Mr. Byford had considered quitting since last spring as he struggled to get along with Mr. Cuomo, who controls the flow of money to the system.
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Others say Mnuchin's has largely gone-along-to-get-along with a President intent on waging a trade war he believes can benefit his political base.
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The media was more positive about Iran… the world, people got the illusion that the Islamic Republic was going to get along with the international community.
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Mr. Gursky said that some residents did not get along with the board president, Stanley Bell, and were trying to replace board members aligned with him.
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A person's mood, cultural upbringing, and ability to get along with someone, for example, add up to radically different ideas about who's sexy and who's not.
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Command economies where we never want to live, but they found a way to put some market principles in there where we actually get along with both.
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You get along with none of them ... you don't have one Republican senator backing you, and you work with these people ... you should be ashamed of yourself.
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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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Roaya's friend told her that she thought Roaya would get along with her friend, a fellow freshman from Virginia named Nissma Bencheikh, because they were so alike.
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Composer Michael Land didn't exactly get along with the tech he had to work with, unsurprising given this game dates from the Iron Age of the industry.
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Embrace new technology to do your job better and work either on your own changeable schedule or on a team of smarties you get along with well.
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They remember that she won two terms to the United States Senate, where she was not only well-regarded but was known to get along with Republicans.
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If you know anything about the Disney villain, she does not get along with the dogs in "101 Dalamatians," nor would she ever hold them on leashes.
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Manners are, as American historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr. wrote, the "letter of introduction" that allows us to engage with new people and get along with strangers.
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"I get along with him great," Trump said of Xi. "He wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters," he proclaimed of Kim Jong-un last fall.
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Finally, if Mr. Trump and his advisers want to "get along" with Moscow in a way that serves American interests, they have to prove they can deliver.
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Is it because this president doesn't get along with our allies and wouldn't want it to look as if Germany is better at something than we are?
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Fielding a question about what his foreign policy would look like, Mr. Castro mocked Mr. Trump's ability to get along with a long-friendly foreign power: Canada.
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If you had open primaries and everyone was allowed to vote, they probably would vote for a centrist and somebody who could get along with both sides.
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The rest of Ren's internship was made up of breaking printers, struggling to wrangle droids, failing to get along with the Stormtroopers, and freaking out his coworkers.
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Now she's sniffing out explosives Hynes was delighted when his previous partner and personal dog, who both live with him, seemed to get along with Karma at home.
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She also points out that her dad, brother, Malika and Khadijah are all Pisces as well, "It's not surprising that I get along with this sign," Kardashian commented.
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Your lovers, your colleagues, and even your enemies—learning to get along with them, and create a fair give-and-take, is what this period is all about.
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" Trump said that if elected he would improve relations between the US and Russia, adding, "I know Putin and I'll tell you what, we get along with Putin.
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Ever since the news broke that Meghan Markle was dating Prince Harry, we've eagerly wondered how Markle would get along with her now-sister-in-law, Kate Middleton.
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And there's lots of countries that we don't get along with that nonetheless we're capable of cooperating with, but there's a lot of bitterness that goes with divorces.
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The pair went to the commune but returned to the gas station this week, with Cummins explaining they didn't get along with people at the commune, Barry said.
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If a big screen is what you want, that's what you'll get, along with a solid 8th-generation Intel Core i5 CPU, 1TB hard drive, and 8GB RAM.
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Lonoke County Sheriff John Staley told THV11 that Moore was fired "because he couldn&apost get along with other officers and other agencies" not for a race issue.
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In February, Trump told reporters he would "love to be able to get along with Russia: "Now, you've had a lot of presidents that haven't taken that tack.
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"Again, I was a businessman, and it was my obligation to get along with everybody, including the Clintons, including Democrats and liberals and Republicans and conservatives," he added.
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Reyes, who now sports a full beard and has cut the dreadlocks that became his trademark with the Mets, seemed to get along with Flores before the game.
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Things weren't going so well at home — her mom had married a man she didn't get along with — but she could escape into the filtered world of Instagram.
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"We have 380,000 workers in New York City government, overwhelmingly unionized, and I get along with a vast majority of them," de Blasio said at the same event.
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The Moon enters harmony-loving Air sign Libra today at 6:16 AM, inspiring us all to get along with each other and to find beauty in everything.
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"Again, I was a businessman, and it was my obligation to get along with everybody, including the Clintons, including Democrats and liberals and Republicans and conservatives," he said.
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And without being preachy, it extols the virtues of learning to get along with people unlike yourself, surely a good lesson for anyone in the business of politics.
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General Milley's friends and people who have worked with him say his ability to get along with Mr. Trump is simply a reflection of the ebullient general's personality.
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French President Emmanuel Macron's April visit to Washington will be "crucial" to the fate of the deal, Sherman said, noting that Macron appears to get along with Trump.
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I didn't get along with my mother very well when I was growing up, especially as a teenager, which I think is pretty common between mothers and daughters.
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But the majority of indoor cats don't have this option—they have to share the environment with an individual that they might not necessarily get along with very well.
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We already know from the first season that Jack didn't always get along with his father, so it will be interesting to see more of that dynamic through flashbacks.
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"They're not always the easiest people to get along with, but you want them at your organization" because they are "innovative" and will question the status quo, he said.
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The second people realize they've caught a cold, the first reaction is typically: Get this thing out of my body so I can get along with my life, please.
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What I would say is what people are frustrated with in the country is the fact that it isn&apost likely anybody can get along with anybody down there.
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At the time, I was an undergrad whose primary housing requirement was something that would get me away from my university-assigned roommate that I didn't get along with.
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" Trump answered by talking about how "the whole world hates us" under Obama, and then said, "I know Putin, and I'll tell you what, we get along with Putin.
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In an interview with CNN on Tuesday, Boris' father Stanley Johnson said he thinks his son will get along with Trump -- but warned that the relationship cannot be subservient.
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For the benefit of guests, it offers its own cleaning services as well as training events to teach hosts how to get along with customers and decorate their homes.
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It's been widely reported that she's difficult to work and get along with, and her highly publicized bouts of violence in the early '00s seemed to support those claims.
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"I get along with almost everybody, but I have never worked with a more miserable son of a bitch in my life," said the former House speaker, John Boehner.
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" Dwelling on the other members of the so-called Big Four, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray, Federer said: "I get along with Andy and Novak, too, by the way.
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"The UBI lowers the rate of involuntary poverty to zero for everyone who has any capacity to work or any capacity to get along with other people," Murray declared.
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Better figure out a way to get along with he or she, because you're going to walk down the aisle, go to college graduations, be in the delivery room.
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People don't realize how power hungry you are, Aquarius (I mean this in a nice way), since you're the sign of friendship and you can get along with everyone.
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If you just think of mindfulness in a strictly therapeutic sense, like mindfulness-based stress reduction, it's probably going to make you a little easier to get along with.
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" Scaramucci added at the time that he had hoped to get along with Bannon despite their differences, saying that "on a lot of these ideological areas, (we're) quite similar.
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In their attempt to get along with everyone, Geminis in your high school were the ones to spill gossip to make people feel like they were on their side.
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"You have to be able to deal with and get along with 32 different personalities," John Mara, the president and an owner of the New York Giants, told me.
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Meanwhile, Barnett voices some concerns about Amber's finances and how she will get along with his family, but it is apparent their physical and emotional chemistry is still strong.
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But in order to get along with people across the mountain range of income, class, inheritance and wealth we need to talk more openly, honestly and often about money.
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With ongoing extinctions, climate change and the resulting shifts in habitat, there is an urgent need for humans to make space, share space and get along with other species.
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He didn't get along with some of our people, but that's really going to be up to the Senate," Trump said, repeatedly emphasizing the need to "protect presidential privilege.
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But give them this much credit (loath as I am to do it): None of these conservative figures are dying to get along with anyone who disagrees with them.
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I get along with a lot of people, frankly, but Kanye looks and he sees black unemployment at the lowest it's been in the history of our country, OK?
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When I asked Trump last summer to describe his relationship with the Clintons, he was neutral: "As a businessman, you have to get along with all politicians," he said.
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For the benefit of guests, it offers its own cleaning services as well as training events to teach hosts how to get along with customers and decorate their homes.
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You aren't always going to get along with everyone you work with, but when it comes to your boss, it's in your best interest to forge a good relationship.
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Well, I think it's because I'm trying to show that in the Senate there are 100 of you, and it's good to get along with everybody as best you can.
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When asked about current U.S.-China trade relations, Weill said it was important for the United States and China to figure out a way to get along with each other.
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The teaser features brief glimpses of iconic Stars Hollow spots as well as a scene in which Lorelai and Rory ponder whether Lorelai would get along with comedian Amy Schumer.
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Politicians are not going to get along with each other and "do the right thing" when everything in the political system pushes them into zero-sum, bipolar competition for power.
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"A (democratically-elected) chief executive who does not get along with the central (government) will be a disaster for Hong Kong," said the source with ties to the Chinese leadership.
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And these are questions every journalist should ask when covering people they get along with: Why are these people being nice to me, and what else are they up to?
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She also says that she is "really easy to work and get along with," a claim that her appearance on The Bachelor may start to cast some doubts on. 3.
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Those awaiting prison are left wondering whether they'll end up sharing a cell with someone who, despite his criminality, is chilled and easy to get along with, or totally unpredictable.
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The LS30's tonal balance is well judged, delivering a smooth sound that's easy to like and, like the headphones' fit, easy to get along with for marathon gaming sessions.
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With that all being said, if we can get along with Russia, that's a good thing, not a bad thing, but there has been nobody tougher on Russia than me.
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You know they thought it was bad that I was getting along with Putin or that I believe strongly if we can get along with Russia that's a positive thing.
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Of course, in order to achieve this, I would have to meet people who work in these areas that could guide me through and that I could get along with.
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Unstructured outdoor play can improve children's problem-solving skills, focus and self-discipline, and boost their ability to get along with others, leading to healthier and happier lives, experts say.
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Critic score: 45%Synopsis: A divorced woman (Susan Sarandon) must learn to get along with her ex-husband's new girlfriend (Roberts) in order to do what's best for her children.
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Electric culture shock In the arbitration that followed Balan's departure, Tesla claimed that Balan resigned in 2014 because she didn't get along with her bosses and couldn't get work done.
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For it to succeed, you need to find the right people, people who you get along with and are focused on the big picture rather than just their own egos.
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Managing it all got more daunting when his first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, resigned in disgrace, and the president did not get along with his eventual replacement, H.R. McMaster.
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If you have a leading lady or gentleman who is easy to get along with, undemanding, friendly and charming, the cast follows suit, and you have few if any problems.
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" Often, people see this as a prime opportunity to degrade their former employer with comments like "I didn't get along with my manager" or "that company is going downhill fast.
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It takes off the (often unconscious) pressure you may feel to get along with a difficult relative and lets you switch you focus to how to best survive the event.
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For example, rather than simply saying you didn't get along with your manager, King suggests taking it a step further and letting HR know exactly when and what went wrong.
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Glory and cash are great and all, but things probably won't work out if you have a feeling that you won't get along with the folks at your new company.
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I could cry when I consider the fact that I don't get along with my own father, and that's why he isn't here to tell me to stop fucking crying.
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He doesn't really get along with other dogs but likes wandering around the grassy area with no leash, so I take him early in the morning when no one is around.
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I think he wants to get along with people but the policy that comes out, the only real question is, is Putin emboldened to try anything after he meets with Trump.
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At a private dinner that evening, Clinton told Yeltsin that he should encourage India to get along with Pakistan and China by following the example of the United States and Russia.
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"The needs of the American people have not been put on pause just because the Democrats have decided it doesn't suit them to get along with the White House," McConnell said.
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Is it not possible that another less horrible but equally profound transformation in the way that people and nations get along with each other, or fail to, is yet to come?
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Whether it's the weather, or the writing isn't there, or you don't get along with your castmate you have to be able to go to something else that's just as powerful.
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" How to counter an ideology: "I think ideologies can be countered by showing people a better education and hope for the future by learning how to get along with one another.
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Yeah. I mean, you've got to understand, by that time, we were really struggling to get along with each other on the road, because there were so many things going on.
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But when I started working with actual criminals, I quickly realized that they were much easier to get along with than anyone else because they knew how bad shit could get.
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While President Trump routinely states it would be great if America got along with Russia, it would be better if the phrase were turned around: Russia should get along with America.
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Mr. Trump has also said he would like to "get along with Russia" if he is elected, and complimented Mr. Putin, saying he is more of a leader than President Obama.
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"There's bad press but I've grown up around them, trained a lot of them through my life, and they're the easiest people to get along with," the boxing coach Smith said.
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Since Carey was known not to get along with the hip-hop star while they were both American Idol judges, Cohen asked his guest to say three nice things about Minaj.
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I know I might make some enemies with this point, but I've come to distrust women who say they don't really have girlfriends; that they don't get along with other women.
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Back in February, Trump said he respects Putin and that "it's better to get along with Russia than not" in an interview with TV anchor Bill O'Reilly, then of Fox News.
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Instead, after leaving the post vacant for a long time, he's filling it with a guy his chief of staff couldn't get along with or thought was bad at his job.
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He has also said he admires Russian President Vladimir Putin — "I would probably get along with him very well" — and that he would reopen talks with North Korea's Kim Jong-un.
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She brought along her two cats, Attila and Spacebar, who did not get along with his two cats, Audrey and Elmo (who are now living with Ms. Garner's parents in Washington).
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Whether you're a morning lark or a night owl, here are some tips to help you get along with that person who always seems to bother you at the wrong time.
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I was requested specifically by the project manager that I get along with really well to work on this pursuit, and that makes me even more excited to work on it.
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"I do respect him ... I respect a lot of people but that doesn't mean I'm going to get along with him," Trump said during an interview with Fox News's Bill O'Reilly.
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He's already given us a VERY big clue -- in an interview last week on "Fox & Friends" -- when asked about how he would get along with a Democratic majority in the House.
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According to the American Kennel Club, these pups are known for being great "city dogs" because of their small size, moderate need for exercise, and tendency to get along with others.
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And between each untimely demise, she scours the city for clues like a modern-day Philip Marlowe, uncovering important lessons that need digesting before she can get along with, well, life.
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But the V30's desaturated, lifeless screen, addled with all of the foregoing issues, makes this a phone I find impossible to love, or even get along with on a daily basis.
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" Ailes, Carlson alleges, refused to take her complaints about Doocy's treatment seriously and called her a "man hater" and a "killer" who needed to learn how to "get along with the boys.
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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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President Donald Trump said "it would be great if we could get along with Russia," as he contrasted his willingness to be friendly with Moscow to the policies of his presidential predecessors.
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The picture comes nearly a year after Gallagher admitted to GQ that he had "never got around" to meeting Molly, explaining that he didn't get along with her mom, singer Lisa Moorish.
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Those elements — combined with Mr. Mullins's remarks — could pose a challenge for Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat in his second term who has struggled to get along with the city's police force.
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"The tendency to blame hostile foreign forces will undermine China's ability to get along with the U.S. and it's a very precariously balanced situation where China doesn't have any allies," Schell said.
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But the Kardashians seem to have it all figured out: They are a sorority of beauty queens, girls who know how to be girls, and how to get along with other girls.
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Then they got on the topic of Bryan's most recent relationship, and he told an elaborate story about an ex who apparently dumped him because she couldn't get along with his mom.
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"I was a businessman and it was my obligation to get along with everybody, including the Clintons, including Democrats and liberals and Republicans and conservatives," Trump said on Fox News in January.
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I'm very lucky to get along with my kids' dad really well; he doesn't even drink, let alone touch drugs, and knowing I have his support really means the world to me.
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Sources suggested at the time that Edmonds didn't get along with Murphy's mom Lillian Lynch, and that the TV personality didn't want to take the Daddy Day Care star's last name. 2010
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In the past, Beckinsale has said that not only does Lily get along with Silverman, but she also noted that she was thankful to have Silverman involved in her the teen's life.
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The lyrics are telling: "Nothing's working anymore" ("Slush Puppy"), "I don't trust anyone, only get along with some" ("Vidual"), "My head's in all kinds of mess" ("Lonely Blue"), "I'm not here" ("Sublunary").
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Kindergarten teacher Lauren H. goes so far as to warn viewers that Ben is probably looking for a wife who'll get along with "the other soccer moms" and "set up playdates," etc.
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If you are a Justice, you have a job that only eight other people truly understand, and if you don't get along with them you're going to be pretty lonely for decades.
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But there's no question that Ocasio-Cortez is the highest-profile of this new generation of Democrats unwilling to simply go along to get along with the old guard within her party.
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He has said he would get along with Russian President Vladimir Putin and sit down with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un — a throwback to the "realist" foreign policy of President Nixon.
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And as president, I will take that work, that bipartisan work, that finding common ground, because you have to be able to get along with people to get things done in Washington.
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"That structure, I would say, should give some confidence that the attorney general isn't going to just do something that he thinks is wrong to get along with the President," McGinnis added.
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"I suspect that [Mattis has] been really drained by this shuffle, and I don't know if he is going to get along with Pompeo the way he did with Tillerson," Davis said.
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She often did not get along with other women singers, including her sisters, could be quick to fire underlings and was erratic when it came to showing up for concerts and appointments.
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Another official acknowledged to CNN Breier didn't get along with Miller but she often clashed with many White House staff members, and many White House officials are relieved to see her go.
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Reed Mangels, a nutrition adviser for the Vegetarian Resource Group, said such conflicts are an opportunity to practice tolerance, learning how to live with and get along with people of differing viewpoints.
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China has a big incentive to get along with the United States: America is the destination for nearly one in five Chinese exports, making us a market China can't afford to lose.
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"I don't think this President should be representing our country ... he creates controversy, he cannot get along with our members of Congress, and I'm going to continue my efforts to impeach him."
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If you only do things for your own benefit and forget about compassion, you'll will find it hard to move forward as we will become difficult to work or get along with.
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Some of us enjoy the schadenfreude of seeing bad people say outrageous things, or getting a glimpse of how the other half lives — even if we wouldn't ever get along with them.
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The time has come for ranchers to start proving they can get along with native wildlife — including wolves, bears and mountain lions — or move their livestock back onto their own private lands.
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And as president, I will take that work, that bipartisan work, that finding common ground because you have to be able to get along with people to get things done in Washington.
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The MW07s do come with a few different attachments for different ear sizes, but the fact that the buds themselves are relatively large means that they might not get along with small ears.
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Spanky McSpankster, as he's affectionately called by the Eleventh Hour Rescue in Randolph, New Jersey, was adopted over a year ago but returned when he failed to get along with a canine roommate.
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And you can see this with everything from Theresa May and Justin Trudeau to Kim Jong-un and Putin, I think that he like to get along with everyone and he says this.
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Amit Singhal — the man behind the algorithms that power the search engine — didn't get along with Mayer, and went directly to Larry Page to ask him to remove Mayer from the search team.
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This invitation seems to be a sign that Trump is keeping to his goal to get along with Russia and work closely with Putin on — well, something that has yet to be clarified.
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Trump has said throughout his 2016 campaign that his prior praise and financial contributions to Democrats were part of his obligation as a businessman to get along with both sides of the aisle.
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As the Astrotwins write in their guide to astrological compatibility, How To Get Along With Anyone, dating someone whose sign is right next to your own does not make for the smoothest partnership.
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I would&aposve probably advised him to do what I think -- I&aposm just guessing what&aposs in his head, which is, look, people, I am trying to get along with somebody here.
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Cancer season will find you wanting to get along with everyone, but you'll likely contend with a few assholes on June 23, when Mercury opposes Pluto, stirring up drama, envy, and power struggles.
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Although she wants to get along with her parents, her isolation at traditional Persian family gatherings, her break-up with her girlfriend and her non-existent career are all off-limits for discussion.
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It's funny that the sign of analysis, Virgo, rules the social sector of your chart—unless someone is adept at dissecting a person, problem, or situation, you just can't get along with them.
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The question facing Romney as he heads to Washington isn't just how he'll get along with Trump, but what his relationship with the president will say about who he is as a politician.
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One of six children—several of whom have never left Eldorado—Bolsonaro did not get along with his father, whom he has described as a heavy drinker who inspired discord in the family.
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Any special woman in Harrison's life will also have to get along with his children – son Josh and daughter Taylor – from a marriage with his college sweetheart, Gwen Harrison, which ended in 2012.
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Only about 31 percent of Democrats and 27 percent of Republicans say it would be harder to get along with a new neighbor if they found out they were of the other party.
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Cesare Annunziata doesn't like people very much, doesn't get along with his two children, cheated on his wife before she died, has lots of regrets — and seems determined to gather a few more.
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President Trump, who has repeatedly promised tough action on China's trade practices, said Tuesday that he intended to get along with China but that its unfair trade behavior had gone on too long.
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And Mr. Shannon's ability to get along with Mr. Trump's inner circle has rankled some in the State Department, which has become a hotbed of dissent against the new president and his policies.
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Meeting company goals are important, but being successful at work also demands the use of soft skills, the ability to communicate clearly, problem solve in teams and get along with others, she says.
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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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If humans are at all going to get along with increasingly sophisticated robots, we need to figure out how we're going to interact with them, and in turn they'll need to adapt to us.
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There are also ideas for creating a better standard for IoT devices, and plans to help them get along with each other, regardless of which company makes them or which voice assistant lives inside.
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Sources close to Luann tell TMZ ... Tom D'Agostino didn't get along with Luann's family and it seemed his inappropriate behavior in the past was too much for the family to get over once married.
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I can't speak for any of the other girls, but I get along with Valentina really well, and I dare to say that it's almost like an aunt-niece relationship, even though we're sisters.
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"The cat is the one cast member I don't get along with," she revealed, explaining that she discovered she was allergic after breaking out in hives when she picked up one of the cats.
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Apparently, executives knew that Lauer wasn't trying hard enough to get along with Curry (the two apparently had no relationship off-air), and Curry's hard-news approach to reporting appeared to threaten his dominance.
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Our friend 'scopes really focus on how to best use the astrological energy to get along with anyone, which is just as valuable as the sexy stuff you might read in the lover horoscope.
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Maybe it's because 2018 has been a doozy of a year, but most people just want Stefan to feel better, for his game to succeed, and for him to get along with his dad.
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"I repeated what mommy told me, was that you have to learn to get along with white people but don't ever bring them home," Adrienne said in reference to her mother and Jada's grandmother.
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Our visits mainly left me with an impression of Hanson as being an easy person to get along with—the kind of person you like, even when you think he might be bullshitting you.
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" And Trump pointed to Cruz's 21-hour protest on the Senate floor in fall 2013 -- in an unsuccessful bid to defund the Affordable Care Act -- as proof that "Ted cannot get along with anybody.
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Cornstein, in an interview with the Post, described the nativist and nationalist Orbán as a "friend" and said Soros and CEU should have made a stronger effort to get along with the Hungarian government.
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"I think I'm going to be able to get along with Pelosi — I've always had a good relationship with Nancy Pelosi," Trump said Tuesday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," referring to the House minority leader.
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Bannon has returned to Breitbart News after being forced out of the White House, in part because of his inability to get along with Trump's top military advisers, including national security adviser H.R. McMaster.
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This is a sign that may not initially seem too friendly, but it's one you often get along with, making this a good time for you to socialize (with anyone, regardless of their sign!).
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I was kind of dividing them along those lines in my own mind and determining whether or not I was going to get along with certain people based on hearing those kinds of things.
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Even if you're out dating again after a long time, and you're struggling to find someone you get along with, there's a lot of hope in knowing that the next person may be different.
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By junior year Mark knew that he preferred to be quietly competitive and that he didn't get along with men because he hated the anonymous place they assigned him when they were in groups.
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He has said he would get along with Russian President Vladimir Putin and sit down with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un -- a throwback to the "realist" foreign policy of President Nixon. http://bit.
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"He's somebody that I get along with great, is a little bit closer to my age as well, and somebody that I can play with on court and put in hard hours with," he added.
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He'll get decisions made, orders implemented and papers flowing into the President's office," predicted President Lyndon Johnson's aide Joseph Califano, "He'll work 20 hours a day, and he knows how to get along with people.
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I think it's better to have Russia in than to have Russia out, because just like North Korea, just like somebody else, it's much better if we get along with them than if we don't.
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She would just give me a little bits of advice on how to get along with the other girls in the show, what things to do to keep myself safe and out of harm's way.
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As recently as 2016, securing a stable future in Democratic Party politics would have meant going along to get along with people like Biden and his backers—contest the primary, sure, but respect the man.
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Jaya, 23, Reigate: Because I believe that the current integration of the world is of the utmost importance, that people get along with each other and his policies are basically taking a huge step backwards.
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You can probably see where I am here: I tend to like red state Democrats and blue state Republicans, people who by temperament and necessity have to learn to get along with the other side.
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Try this trick to get along with your co-workers, even the ones you can't stand Why your first job out of college really, really matters The best summer internships will teach you these skills
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It's soothing—even hilarious—to see a press secretary get along with the press corps, staffers relieved that a damaging story was posted online and not in print, and a POTUS who can definitely read.
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After all, he doesn't get along with his sister, and he's been quietly contemplating whether or not he wants to tell his sister that actually, the farm was left to him, not all three siblings. Yikes.
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I don't know if it goes that far, but fans have been really nice to me and they've responded in a very friendly way to my overtures so I would say I get along with them.
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People will be easy to get along with—in fact, if you've been having a hard time getting along with someone, Venus in Gemini could help you two talk things out and enjoy each other again!
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It&aposs just he wants to get along with Russia because he thinks we&aposre going to get something for Israel, In Syria, in North Korea and we need Russia&aposs help to triangulate against China.
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Trump would likely get along with Italy's current populist coalition government, however, which is made up of the right-wing Lega party which campaigned on an anti-immigration manifesto, and the anti-establishment Five Star Movement.
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"When you're used to calling the shots, and then the baby dictates everything, it's hard to keep your sanity, much less get along with your spouse," writes Ms Twenge, a professor at San Diego State University.
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Though it took time, things clicked after my brother gave me life-changing advice: Do I want to wait to get along with my parents until they were in a nursing home or on their deathbed?
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One of the easiest ways to accomplish this is to end the conversation by offering to connect the person you are speaking with to someone in your network who you think they may get along with.
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For others, with a second lease on life, they realized that they didn't want to squander the opportunity with someone they really didn't get along with, and divorce often resulted, or a rift with other relatives.
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You either get along with someone or you don't, so it's nice to truly just be yourself, talk about Oprah and if the other person isn't into it, then ya know, that's O.K. 1 p.m. Workout.
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" Asked why Mellencamp was ready to walk down the aisle again after previous ups and downs in the pair's relationship, the rocker admitted, "One can well imagine, I'm probably not the easiest guy to get along with.
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She did talk about the new Housewife during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live, but it was in reference to Denise hanging out with former housewife Brandi Glanville, who LVP famously does not get along with.
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If you're not playing strictly disco and cliché house or 2013 edits of A$AP Ferg, you're probably not going to get along with the older generation because they have no clue what new music is about.
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Criticisms have focused on the degree to which Sanders' policy goals have been realized during his decades in Congress, his ability to get along with colleagues, as well as the online conduct of his most avid supporters.
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I say it's better to get along with Russia than not, and if Russia helps us in the fight against ISIS – which is a major fight, and Islamic terrorism all over the world – that's a good thing.
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The girls that I was hanging out with as a girl, in my fantasies, were climbing mountains and swimming rivers and hunting critters in the woods and meeting big animals and learning to get along with them.
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Sesame Street for Amazon Alexa — free See Details Kids Court is now in session While kids get along with other kids most of the time, there are some disagreements between children that happen every now and then.
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I was amazed to hear that some of the students had difficulties to get along with the other students because of their social differences, or that they were disadvantaged to them due to their lack of culture.
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HCPs don't get along with a lot of people so they don't have good information coming in, they don't get challenged when they have a bad idea, and they promote their fantasy life onto the real world.
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Your combined synastry (comparing your full birth chart to someone else's) might give you a glimpse into these answers, but truly, there's only one way to know how you get along with someone: spending time with them.
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Even granting, as Piper herself repeatedly allows, that she was not easy to get along with, why was not more allowance made, and more support offered, for an artist and philosopher who is so obviously, uniquely gifted?
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Russia, where the political elite celebrated Mr. Trump's defeat of Hillary Clinton in November, has grown increasingly disillusioned of late with the new administration's failure to deliver on Mr. Trump's campaign pledges to "get along" with Moscow.
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I say it's better to get along with Russia than not, and if Russia helps us in the fight against ISIS — which is a major fight, and Islamic terrorism all over the world — that's a good thing.
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You are one of the most charming and easy-to-get-along-with people, Libra, but even you can be a massive bitch—which is a good thing, because otherwise people would take advantage of your kindness.
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Sherrill pointed out that all of them have excelled in male-dominated fields and had to find ways to get along with, and sometimes lead, teams of individuals with whom they did not have much in common.
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Trump has called the investigation into whether his campaign colluded with Moscow a "witch hunt" and has shown an eagerness to get along with his Russian counterpart, repeatedly referring to the former KGB leader's denials of such behavior.
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I believe — and I may be wrong, in which case I'd probably have to take a different path, but I would get along with a lot of the world leaders that this country is not getting along with.
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"RBF isn't necessarily something that occurs more in women, but we're more attuned to notice it in women because women have more pressure on them to be happy and smiley and to get along with others," MacBeth said.
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Tria, a 70-year-old academic who is not a member of either of the ruling parties - the right-wing League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement - has often struggled to get along with his political backers.
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But Kalanick and his inner circle, according to people familiar with the situation, are largely pretty hardcore right-wingers who understand a pragmatic need to go along and get along with progressive values without really believing in them.
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During the US election campaign, Russians were buoyed by an American presidential candidate who, it seemed, wanted to "get along" with their own leader and who might, as they saw it, stop trying to punish and isolate Russia.
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" When asked why Mellencamp was ready to walk down the aisle again after previous ups and downs in the pair's relationship, the rocker admitted, "One can well imagine, I'm probably not the easiest guy to get along with.
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While zoo officials told the Daily Mail his lack of success in the love department could be due to "a lack of fate," there could be another reason: apparently, he is not the easiest to get along with.
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But I also tried to get along with other freshmen who were less interested in athletic training and more focused on getting out of the dorms on a Saturday night, hoping you made it home in one piece.
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But executives at Exxon Mobil and around the oil business have said that Mr. Tillerson has learned to get along with Mr. Putin strictly for business reasons, but that he does not have a particular fondness for him.
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The mercurial reality-television-star-turned-politician's relentless and sustained assault on the most loyal of his cabinet choices, Sessions, stunned conservatives and now has them questioning how long they can "go along to get along" with Trump.
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From the story: Donald Trump's nomination of James Mattis as Defense secretary is sparking questions about how well the retired Marine general will get along with Mike Flynn, the three-star general set to be national security adviser.
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Often, if they don't get along with a specific person that person will take it personally, and will try to increase their physical interactions with the cat, and because cats aren't physical animals this usually just makes things worse.
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I mean, I never really cared about him until the Mexican rapist speech, but then when I looked up old articles with him—and interviews with him—he has always said, 'I don't really get along with rich people.
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BB-8 said (beeped?) he loved getting the chance to meet Prince William and Harry on the red carpet at the London premiere of the film and that he might not get along with his evil counterpart BB-9E.
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How well NASA and the other space agencies who frequent the ISS are going to get along with their new neighbor remains to be seen, but China, like the US, has publicly advocated for the pacifistic use of space.
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"I think it's better to have Russia in than to have Russia out, because just like North Korea, just like somebody else, it's much better if we get along with them than if we don't," Trump said on Friday.
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But when things in our lives start to slot into place and positivity takes hold – say, when we meet someone we like and get along with just fine – that normality is often not interesting enough to take note of.
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Tables are set with stiffly pressed napkins and thin-stemmed wineglasses — a cue to pay attention to Daniel Beedle's list, which is well stocked with aromatic whites and savory reds that know how to get along with layered spices.
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Still, Macron emerged from the meeting as a credible leader on the global stage, and Trump demonstrated an ability to overcome his instincts and get along with a political figure who is probably more popular among Democrats than Republicans.
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Russia has a long history of trying to influence elections across Europe, and intelligence experts say it's plausible that Putin would see an upside to a Trump White House, given his expressed desire to "get along" with the Kremlin.
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"He's a quick study and he's also shown a lot of political acumen within the Fed and his ability to get along with everyone, which I think is one of the key things you need as chair," Bullard said.
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Alcott's autobiographical novel is more geared and sympathetic to Jo (Alcott's surrogate) as its primary protagonist, and Amy (believed to be based on Alcott's sister Abigail May) is positioned as the one sister that Jo doesn't get along with.
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Having a dozen construction workers and supervisors get along with a cultural staff is sometimes a big challenge on a project like this, Feniosky Peña-Mora, the commissioner of the New York City Department of Design and Construction, said.
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Analysts say the Kremlin would welcome a Trump win because the billionaire U.S. businessman has repeatedly praised Putin, spoken of wanting to get along with Russia, and has said he would consider an alliance with Moscow against Islamic State.
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Tokyo expressed hopes communication with Washington would go on as normal, with one Japanese government official saying he was "very optimistic" Japan would be able to get along with Bolton as he has many friends inside the Japanese government.
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It doesn&apost really matter because we saw with this press conference this week, we saw Trump saying the exact same things as he&aposs been saying since he was a candidate saying he wanted to get along with Putin.
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Partly because it allows me to opt of a nu-capitalism that I can't get along with, partly because I just feel better, and partly because they just don't really excite me, I'm glad I still don't have an iPhone.
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From ages 16 to 18, having to choose between living with a mother in a new relationship with a man he didn't get along with or a very strict father he chose neither, dropped out of high school and went homeless.
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The adoptive mother, Tamile Leckie-Montague, had raised the girl from when she was an infant in Minnesota, but said the teen did not get along with her new fiancé, Cary Steeves, according to an affidavit obtained by the Associated Press.
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U.S.-Russia relations hit a post-Cold War low under the Barack Obama administration and Trump has made clear he wants a rapprochement with Moscow if he can get along with Putin, who says he is also keen to mend ties.
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" The Republican nominee also said he's the guy to deescalate the current tensions between the United States and Russia – "I think I'll be able to get along with" [Putin], Trump said – and added, "You know the beautiful part of getting along?
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More exposure to foreigners, through tourism, has reassured Japanese that they can get along with them, reckons Hidenori Sakanaka, a former immigration official who now heads the Japan Immigration Policy Institute, a think-tank, and has long advocated widespread immigration.
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"We really get along with the locals—we chat to everyone, and we don't cause problems," says Fisher, highlighting the fact that getting along with the locals has meant no one's reported them, which means a lack of police attention.
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As an example of what was to come, the Republican candidate rambled over 50 minutes, complaining about the media, railing against trade, promoting a wall on the Mexican border and expressing a desire to get along with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Trump rallies are turning violent "We're all together and we want to get along with everybody, but when they have organized, professionally staged wise guys, we've got to fight back, we've got to fight back," Trump said Saturday in Dayton.
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"He is going to be a very valuable little thing, depending on his eventual development, and the way he continues to get along with everybody else in the sanctuary," said Lyn Watson, director of the Australian Dingo Foundation that runs it.
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Limited space prevents the inclusion of a complete (or even partial) list of transgressions, but let's just point out that this is a man who claims he can get along with everybody, yet managed to have a tiff with the pope.
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When I was there, I only had two crewmates at a time on the space station, so if you don't get along with somebody, that could be bad, because you don't have too many choices there in making new friends.
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"It's really tempting to blame others: that manager that you don't get along with, that co-worker who is kind of nasty and doesn't seem to have the team's best interest at heart or even the organizational culture," McKee says.
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Trump, who has said he wants to try to mend battered U.S.-Russia ties and hopes he can get along with Putin, was asked a question about some of those allegations by Fox Business before he won the White House.
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Let's face it, as someone who was moved to tears by pictures of Standing Rock protests, I was never going to get along with the oil industry, and I am now way too embarrassingly old to ever take driving lessons.
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The president has seemed to express a stronger desire to get along with Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, than he has with a more traditional set of allied leaders, including Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada.
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A question many Americans have been asking ourselves since the presidential election widened the great divide in our country is, how do we get along with other people when our definitions of being a good person are in direct opposition?
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"Am I the easiest person in the world to get along with, you know very well that sometimes I can be difficult, but I would always say difficult with justification," he said, looking relatively relaxed, in a t-shirt and jacket.
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If you swallow your anger to get along with white counterparts who revere ancestors who raped and beat and enslaved your ancestors, you risk being accused of not really caring about symbols such as the Confederate flag and Confederate monuments.
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If ICE were to go away tomorrow, I can&apost fathom that, but if ICE were to go away tomorrow, just the adjustment process to get along with an alternative, we would be living ourselves pretty vulnerable to stuff, wouldn&apost we?
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I'm replacing the girl who works directly below me (she decided to move on) and it's really important that the candidate is not only good at her job, but also someone I get along with, since we'll be working together quite a. bit.
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His time with the Lakers was a disaster and he never got along with Kobe—something we probably shouldn't hold against him at this point—and then he signed with the Rockets, where he doesn't seem to get along with Harden either.
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"He very likely won't succeed, but just the possibility that he might, or that this might adversely affect Clinton's ability to get along with Congress her first session — those would be not favorable outcomes as far as the market is concerned," he said.
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If the rescue doesn't already have extensive information about the animal's temperament, you'll want to keep an eye out for issues like food aggression, as well as its behavior or ability to get along with other dogs, cats, people and especially children.
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That's created a challenge for the U.S. (BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) MATT RIVERS, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): The Trump administration wants to get along with China, and that has led to a major change for U.S. policy in the South China Sea for now.
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"I think the establishment actually is against me but really coming on line because they see me as opposed to Cruz, who is a nasty guy who can't get along with anybody," Trump said in an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Monday.
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"We will never get along with the Alawite; we will exterminate them," Hassan Yaacoub, an independent fighter who is not with any faction, said on WhatsApp, a messaging service, referring to the minority Muslim sect of which Mr. Assad is a member.
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" Mr. Bean, in an interview on Tuesday, said, "Dick Gordon was the perfect crew member in that he was easy to get along with all the time, and no matter what happened he never got upset, through the ups and downs of training.
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So to outsiders it appeared to be an awkward moment on Tuesday for Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO secretary general, as he sat stiffly by while President Trump criticized German defense spending and predicted that the United States would get along with Russia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that John Bolton, dismissed a day earlier as national security adviser, had been a "disaster" on North Korea policy, "out of line" on Venezuela, and did not get along with important administration officials.
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What we need is for someone to tell people in this country that we are all entitled to our political views, but we need to be able to talk to one another, listen to one another, and get along with one another.
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Saadiq was a child when Alvie was killed; he had more time with Jimmy Lee, a heroin addict who didn't get along with their stepfather, Ed Nelson, Saadiq said, and would sometimes break into the Nelson house and steal whatever he could.
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But while less heavy-handed than in Belarus, whose Soviet-style president is often referred to as "Europe's last dictator," the police crackdown in Moscow could still complicate efforts by President Trump to deliver on pledges to "get along" with Mr. Putin.
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Saadiq was a child when Alvie was killed; he had more time with Jimmy Lee, a heroin addict who didn't get along with their stepfather, Ed Nelson, Saadiq said, and would sometimes break into the Nelson house and steal whatever he could.
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Mr. Biden has made his get-along-with-everyone pitch a part of his argument that he would be the strongest general election candidate against Mr. Trump, promising that he could uniquely restore some of the nation's lost civility of recent years.
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Her husband liked the Trump family, she said, saying often that, "They're not what you see on TV." But in October 2016, Mr. Tamas decided to leave his jobs because he did not get along with a new manager, his wife said.
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"If he were smart he would look to the future and try to find a way to get along with California, make sure we prosper even more so we could redistribute money to states that he seems to be more fond of," said Davis.
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He speaks for 88 seconds -- about the "respect" Russia will have for him; Chinese hackers; if his administration will "get along" with Putin (maybe); Hillary Clinton's "reset" button -- but does not say whether any of his campaign associates spoke regularly with Moscow during the election.
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To be clear on what Mulvaney is arguing: It is totally reasonable for someone on the White House staff to ask if a battleship could be moved because one of its namesakes is someone who, in life, the President didn't get along with. Sure!
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In fact, the picture with Angela Merkel, who I get along with very well, where I'm sitting there like this, that picture was we're waiting for the document because I wanted to see the final document as changed by the changes that I requested.
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According to the Astrotwins' comprehensive compatibility tome Compatibility Secrets: How to Get Along with Anyone (Yes, Even THAT Person), those who fit this description may belong to the sign that squares your own (aka, is separated by three signs on the Wheel of the Zodiac).
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If you work in child care and have a bachelor's degree, you will be rewarded with about a 40 percent smaller paycheck than your peers in other fields get — along with all of the student debt you may have racked up in the process.
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" Even as he took a harsher tone on the longtime US adversary, Trump still seemed to offer some reassurance in a Wednesday appearance with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, saying that, "It would be wonderful ... if NATO and our country could get along with Russia.
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But they are, in all likelihood, going to play fast (fifth in pace among NBA teams during preseason) and loose, they are going to get along with each other (Walton will make sure of that), and they're going to give fans hope for the future.
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But, to get a straight answer about how much sharing a sign will affect your love life, we consulted our favorite guides to the stars, the Astrotwins, and their tome on the topic, Compatibility Secrets: How to Get Along with Anyone (Yes, Even THAT Person).
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One of the things about Al that I think is a wonderful thing is, for the last eight years under Obama, I think he was really trying to get along with the other side, despite the fact that they refused to vote for anything.
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That's the nice thing about defining your political project so narrowly: It makes it easy to get along with figures as diverse as Donald Trump and Susan Collins, each of whom only needs a little flattery now and then to believe McConnell's on their side.
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"If one member of the couple doesn't get along with the other side of the family, that doesn't necessarily mean their relationship will never work, but it's very telling of how their married life will be and potential conflicts within it," said one wedding planner.
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EC from Paris believes having different friends can enrich one's life: It is not necessarely similarities between two people that make them get along with each other, it plays a part but a good friendship is mainly built on the foundation of common values.
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Besides being physically capable, a crew member needs to get along with sometimes-salty men for long periods of time, withstand long slow stretches and have the nerve to perform at crucial moments, Mr. Leeper said, adding that Ms. Yeomans has fit right in.
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Moralistic therapeutic deism is a fairly new sociological term used to describe the spiritual sensibilities of people who believe that there's a god, sort of, and that the point of this nebulous supernatural force is to encourage people to better themselves morally and get along with others.
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" "He's a leader of his country and I say it's better to get along with Russia than not, and if Russia helps us in the fight against ISIS, which is a major fight, and Islamic terrorism all over the world, a major fight -- that's a good thing.
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The cast includes club promoter and leader of the pack Emily Fernandez, identical twins Andrea and Amanda Salinas, Brianna Barlup (both she and Emily especially don't get along with the twins because of issues they've all had in the past), Ashley "Minnie" Ross and Tiffany "Monie" Cashette.
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The suit alleges she put up with years of abuse and harassment, including Ailes suggesting they have a sexual relationship, commenting on her body, and insisting she learn to "get along with the boys" when she complained to him about the sexist culture at the network.
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Here's what he actually said during a rambling attempt to convince reporters that his Russia strategy was sound and not the product of some covert relationship that compromises the integrity of his policies: By the way, it would be great if we could get along with Russia.
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Whether you're trying to combing people who wouldn't otherwise be stuck together, or just trying to get your friends to get along with your new partner, it can be helpful think of a double date as more of a low-pressure couples hangout than an actual date.
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"We're going to delve into something that was for me always very tantalizing and to tell that story through a character who is on a journey that is going to teach her how to get along with others in the galaxy," Fuller said during the event.
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" The basketball legend added that he can get along with everybody he meets—able to "put on a suit and have a conversation with Bill Gates" just as well as he can "go in the hood and talk to the homies, and talk to the children.
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Long after other companies had installed human resources departments, Tomczik notes that the success of a logging camp's management continued to be measured by how well individuals could get along with their men—and in some instances, whether they could ward off physical attacks from their subordinates.
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The insulation of "White Noise" — and, yes, it's a pun, though not one to which its author calls attention — is what we wrap ourselves in to get through the day, to get along with others and to keep from hearing the lies that we live by.
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The Sun enters grounded Earth sign Capricorn in the morning at 5:45 AM. The Moon is in lovely Air sign Libra all day, encouraging us to get along with each other and maybe stare into the mirror a few seconds longer (the Moon in Libra loves beauty).
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But I think we should just try to, like, take a chill pill, relax, and try to get along with one another a little bit better instead of trying to write some law to solve a problem that doesn't frankly exist in big enough numbers to justify more lawmaking.
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It'd be more accurate to say that Cummings understood something familiar to many black Americans: how to navigate a white world -- how to get along with white Americans as a means of better holding the country to account -- because, often, the personal can't be separated from the work.
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Related: First Iowa, Now Nevada: Why the Caucus System Is a Mess At least two reporters brought up how Trump would get along with Congress as president, citing House Speaker Paul Ryan's criticism of his failure to disavow an endorsement from former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke.
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Over the years we've learned some lessons about what does and doesn't work for the band, but we have been pretty good at inviting like-minded people that are easy to get along with, so the band really functions well without ever having to lay down the law.
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"To some extent, particularly with an investor or somebody you are going to work with or you are going to spend a lot of time with, you want to get along with them," says Lyons, so he didn't try to hide his style, even in the first email.
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A person who is a sign you "hate" can end up being a better partner for you than some totally self-unaware person that happens to be a sign that you usually get along with or a sign that you have heard to be your most compatible match.
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His inability to harmonize off the court with integral on-court collaborators (read: get along with his teammates) all but ostracized him from the last three teams he's played for, while physical decline and the league's sudden aversion to low-post sledgehammers have minimized his role and influence.
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One way Trudeau defeated his hawkish neoconservative predecessor in 2015 was by pointing out that he had a terrible relationship with Obama, because of ideological differences; the center-left Trudeau knew it was vitally important that he get along with Trump, no matter their political points of view.
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""We have had maybe one or two situations where we've had workers just perhaps not get along with certain team members in the organization," the representative said, adding that this is "not to say [sexual misconduct complaints] don't exist, but from my perspective, it's been a pretty good situation there.
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In a column titled, "Stan's Soapbox"—a Bullpen Bulletin installment appearing monthly in Marvel Comics from 1965 to 2001—Lee lectured his readers, saying that while they may not all get along with each other and every person they meet, that didn't make it permissible to blindly hate a single person.
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According to the AstroTwins' astrological compatibility guide How To Get Along With Anyone (Yes, Even THAT Person), people born under the same sign tend to be very accepting of each other's likes, dislikes, and quirks — they write that getting to know a signmate can feel like looking in a mirror.
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Despite Trump's public comments on Russia ("I would love to be able to get along with Russia"), engagement between the U.S. and Russia has been limited "outside of the open channels used by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley and the White House," BuzzFeed notes.
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" That fear doesn't go away as they get deeper into their relationship, even if they justify their coupling up — as Gretchen does in the first season — as two pit bulls who might not be able to get along with other dogs but together "nullify the threat through mutually assured destruction.
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One 2015 study that tracked kindergartners to young adulthood found that individuals with good prosocial skills — behavior that is positive, helpful and friendly — tended to be more successful as adults than those who did well in subjects like reading and math but lacked the ability to get along with others.
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The possibility that Mr. Putin, after months of frustration at Mr. Trump's inability to deliver on his repeated pledges to "get along with Russia," will have something to celebrate in Helsinki has led to an abrupt dialing down of the often venomous anti-American diatribes by Russia's state-controlled news outlets.
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When I asked him if it was OK that I get along with Ted Nugent, who has said many, many deeply offensive and hateful things about him personally, he responded "of course" — that that was exactly the sort of person we SHOULD be talking to: the people who disagree with us.
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I don't get along with a lot of the people in my school because I'm trans and because of the activism I do, so I felt like I was trying to emulate something I'm not; that I was trying to look like the people who've bullied me my entire high school experience.
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Over the holidays season, young Shira plans on keeping busy in between her video shoots—she's going to begin writing her second book, The Fickle Cat Called Pickles, which will feature a riveting story about cats and dogs who don't get along, with a lesson about tolerance and acceptance despite their differences.
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"Now is the time for President Trump to decide if he will keep his promises by supporting this legislation, or will he go along to get along with congressional Republicans who have embraced the status quo and blocked this legislation that puts in place a strong Buy America standard," Baldwin will say.
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Time Machine and iCloud really need to be used together for the best protection, though if you know where your important files are kept then you might feel you can get along with just iCloud on its own now, especially with the photo and music components added on top and its rapidly improving feature-set.
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In the midst of a four-month Eastern European shoot playing the title role in the upcoming R-rated Hellboy reboot, Harbour hopped (sorry) on the phone to talk about what's evolved with Stranger Things, his working relationship with the Duffer Brothers, and how Chief Hopper would get along with Special Agent Dale Cooper.
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For Mr. Putin, frustrated for months by Mr. Trump's failure to deliver on his repeated promises to "get along with Russia," the first formal meeting between the two leaders returned Russia to what Mr. Putin views as its indispensable and undeniable role as one of two big powers responsible for settling the world's affairs.
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What I hear there is someone who is desperate to get along with President Putin, not unlike the way he's treated other strongmen, like Kim Jong Un. Philosophically, I could understand that if talking this way was going to achieve some concrete American national security objectives, but it generally doesn't work that way in diplomacy.
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We ain't even having fun when we do it, it's purely to make dough, which is why most bands do it but most bands when they go back out on the road they kind of have an agreement with one another that they will get along with each other, that they make it as painless as possible.
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We talked to Tiny about the awkward photo op with Floyd taken over the weekend at Mimi's Halloween party, and she explained how she was almost railroaded into standing next to a guy who does NOT get along with T.I. Tip and Floyd have had beef since their 2014 brawl outside a Fatburger on the Vegas strip.
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"Oh they'd be thick as thieves, without question, I think she would be over the moon, jumping up and down, you know so excited for me, but then, as I said, would have probably been best friends – best friends with Meghan," said Prince Harry when asked how his late mother would get along with his fiancée.
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Both men have criticized May's approach, with Johnson calling for the prospect of a no-deal Brexit and Trump claiming, according to May, that he would have "sued" the EU. In an interview with CNN on Tuesday, Boris' father, Stanley Johnson, said he thinks his son will get along with Trump -- but warned that the relationship cannot be subservient.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is proud he can get along with Republicans — and that could be a problem if he enters the 2020 race.
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I don't get along with her husband — I don't think we'll ever be the best of friends — but it's good that we understand who we both are, got all that shit out on the table, and can just move on with our lives knowing that the internet is mostly what gave us the beef we had.
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For example, there are nearly 130 Conservative MPs who have declared for leaving the EU. If you went back 10 years, you would have struggled to find more than 20 who even in private would have supported leaving the EU. Until very recently, it was believed that we could renegotiate and find a way to get along with our European partners.
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As with some of the other applications listed in this post, the interface isn't always the easiest to get along with unless you already know the ropes, but all the key features you're going to need are here, including support for VST plug-ins, full MIDI compatibility, a beat and bassline editor, track-based automation options and native SoundFont support.
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In doing so, it's able to focus on building out tools that can help your team recruit faster and play better — things like a customizable member application/approval flow, a search tool for finding teams/players you'll get along with or an insight tool that tracks your team's data and helps identify the best player for any given role in a game.
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Mr. Putin's remarks reaffirmed what have long been articles of faith for Russia's political elite: that Mr. Trump is eager to deliver on his campaign promise to "get along with Russia" and that he has only been held back by the machinations of his political enemies and a "deep state" cabal of spies, Obama-era holdovers and Russia-fearing Cold Warriors.
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