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get along





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“I thought: What if everyone in the world got along? And, specifically, what if everyone in the world was suddenly really, really nice to me personally?”

From Salon

He had "very little doubt" the two would get along on that issue.

From BBC

The president, a New York City native, said: “I think we’ll get along fine. Look, we’re looking for the same thing: We want to make New York strong.”

From MarketWatch

“These guys have to get along on the court and off the court,” he said.

From Seattle Times

On her arm, she has a tattoo of lyrics from Swift’s “Treacherous”: “All we are is skin and bone, trained to get along.”

From Washington Post