" While Bush told People they just "took to each other.
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"Brandy and I really took to each other," Mr. Beall said, laughing.
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Thankfully, Bella and Jake "took to each other like two peas in a pod," says Lindler.
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"[The Obamas] are around serious people all the time and we just took to each other."
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"They took to each other and immediately bonded," Erin Deems, the animal rescue's executive director, told CBC News.
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"Whitney and I took to each other like eggs and bacon," Lewis writes of her The Preacher's Wife costar.
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After Mensa introduced him to Joey Purp and Kami, they took to each other quickly, both as friends and collaborators.
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Ramen has a new brother 😍😍," she began her caption, later adding, "I was so worried how Ramen would react… But let me tell you.. You will see through my stories that these pups took to each other RIGHT away.
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Although they took to each other immediately, Nancy has many problems committing to their relationship. At first, she is unable to move past Judah's death. Later, she discovers that Peter is employed as a DEA agent. Peter wins her trust via crooked dealing including an off-the-radar marriage and selectively busting rival pot growers.
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The Elder Wand, as reproduced in Harry Potter Warner Bros. films Soon afterward, a young Gellert Grindelwald arrived in Godric's Hollow to live with his great-aunt, Bathilda Bagshot, author of A History of Magic. The two young men took to each other immediately, and together they dreamed of a world ruled by wizards over Muggles by uniting the legendary Deathly Hallows. They believed that if they were forced to destroy a few along the way, it would still be "for the greater good", and the sufferings and losses would be rewarded a hundredfold in the end.
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Nureyev was guest artist with the Australian Ballet in a revival of Helpmann's Hamlet, new to the company's repertoire and greatly admired.Sorley Walker (1998c), p. 426 Nureyev also presented his version of Marius Petipa's classic ballet Don Quixote, dancing the romantic lead, Basilio, with Helpmann in the title role of the deluded knight. This was the first time the two dancers had worked together; they took to each other with enthusiasm and continued their fruitful professional relationship. Nureyev continued to play Helpmann's old role of Hamlet in revivals of the 1942 ballet, and the two starred in a film of Don Quixote with the Australian company in 1973, shown internationally and subsequently published on DVD.
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