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61. There she became friends with Busoni and Klemperer and formed a life-long close rapport with another great singer, Lotte Lehmann.

62. Beck and Phil Woods, both virtuosi, have played together off and on for years, and their rapport is magical.

63. Yates used the off-camera relationship of the two stars to establish a rapport between them on screen.

64. Creating rapport then becomes a means by which to maximise the potential for the extraction of information from interviewees.

65. From her period of residential living she had developed a particular rapport with Henry.

66. Her son had called from college, and they were establishing some kind of rapport again.

67. His rapport with children makes his show the perfect family outing.

68. Obviously, rapport between you and your Rottweiler will be deeper if training is started while the dog is still quite young.

69. You will need to establish rapport quickly, so that they can trust you.

70. One day, perhaps, Putin will develop a similarly close rapport with Clinton's successor.

71. They do also help to achieve and sustain rapport and stimulate the respondent's thinking.

72. Third, and most important for the success of the networking, concerned the establishment of personal rapport between fieldworker and informant.

73. Rapport to most of us is less important than performance.

74. If you have a good rapport with a dealer, they will always let you have first refusal on anything interesting.

75. The fractionate QUICKLY from SUPERFICIAL to DEEP communication ( deep rapport ).

76. He is oversensitive – it's difficult to establish a rapport with him.

77. You have an intellectual rapport, a kind of easy companionship that makes me really jealous.

78. Considering his excellent rapport with Ferrara from their time as teammates, it's likely he'll be placed centre-stage.

79. We had a good rapport and we got on fantastically.

80. If you form a rapport with a retailer, the store will look after you over the years, even helping you to upgrade or trade-in watches while reducing the sting of depreciation.

81. His fluent Japanese has helped him build a rapport with Japanese companies.

82. Ms Bachelet 's warm rapport with voters made her a good campaigner.

83. The use of eye contact in building attraction and rapport was amazing.

84. The subsequent rapport between the two principals assisted the transition process.

85. In training, each pilot pupa pairs with a fighter's flight computer, and they develop an idiosyncratic[sentencedict.com], coordination-enhancing rapport.

86. Yet the overarching theme is rapport -- and establishing some.

87. We ask the Lord to grant us good fellowship and candid rapport.

88. Rather than putting undue pressure on yourself to overachieve , focus on getting a firm handle on your primary responsibilities, building rapport with colleagues, identifying potential mentors.sentencedict.com

89. That might be ok in business or law (think John Houseman in Paper Chase) but for my classes and my teaching style, some level of rapport is crucial.

90. A common interest in gardening brought Molly and Loretta into closer rapport.