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“I thought it would be great for me, not only here, but just going along the line in my career,” Booker said.

I would think after the year that the Democrats have had, I would have thought that they would have gone along with the continuing resolution, at least temporarily.

From BBC

Or a disgruntled independent when he assails a Democratic establishment that’s become, as he sees it, “a club of insiders who take care of each other” and mostly go along to get along.

I have spoken to two women involved in the review who, to some extent, blame themselves for going along with what Mr Hay said.

From BBC

And don’t forget those people passing by in embarrassed silence and everyone like them across the country and their friends and relatives, all refusing to go along until their demands are addressed.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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