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Ortega is the show — not just her story but her rapport with the theatergoers, with whom she confides as if to old friends.

Neal Thompson was selected for the job because he'd had previous dealings with the target and was thought to have built rapport with him, The Age newspaper reported.

From BBC

Lambert-Smith impressed coaches with sure hands and precision route running, building rapport with Herbert.

Lee marveled at the new Oval Office decor and praised the personal rapport that the US president has with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

From BBC

The two share a natural, enviable rapport, and when Agnes submits her thesis, Decker is all too happy to sing her praises, offering to give her notes firsthand.

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

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