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But he isn't always so good at getting along with them.

I think you should learn to get along with other people.

I don't get along with the black kids in my school.

Your father had better learn to get along with him.

Still, she had to try to get along with him.

We have to get along with them so they won't hold out on us.

We try to let everyone be themselves, but they have to get along with people.

Many people don't get along with family members but have close friends.

"We do have black people who work here and he got along with every one of them."

I asked how he got along with the men on the Government side.

He was her kind of man easy to get along with.

"Some of them are pretty hard to get along with."

And ever since then, she's been kind of hard to get along with.

He worked hard and was easy to get along with.

"My friends always told me men were difficult to get along with," John said.

"They are really down to earth and easy to get along with."

They were hard workers and up to a month ago easy to get along with.

Here: means girl who is very easy to get along with.

She had a good mind and was easy to get along with.

But the real question is, Who does he want to get along with?