Additionally, snagging a supply convoy means you'll be able to get in good with the rebels that much faster.
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And if she wants to get in good with her future nephew, we hear George wants a police car for Christmas!
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Gold diggers are almost always portrayed as conniving women who use their sexuality to get in good with wealthy men for financial gains.
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This means that she has to get in good with a health-conscious Westport mom, Tara Summers, who is throwing the party for her kid.
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There are many reasons for the switch, but one of them was clearly to get in good with Trump, who has repeatedly expressed fealty to coal.
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But, her decision isn't a bad way to get in good with her future in-laws, since Queen Elizabeth is technically the head of the Church of England.
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According to the report ... the daughters of the podiatrist claim their dad -- who rented his office from Fred -- performed the favor to get in good with his landlord.
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Andy, no doubt looking to get in good with Daisy, has professed an interest in helping Mr. Mason with his farm after assuring Mary and Branson that he'll provide some manpower.
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There is an absolute absenting of any sense of political responsibility from people who want to get in good with the Cuban government, and that is precisely what allows those unethical practices in Cuba to continue.
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Sanders should expect no less on Wednesday, when the moderate contenders are expected to pick relentlessly at "Medicare for All" in a bid to get in good with Nevada's powerful Culinary Union, which opposes the plan.
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Rod Strickland explained, "For rookies, it's like an unspoken initiation ... You're trying to get in good with the veterans, so you go beyond your means." Friends and strangers become part of their entourages. Retired basketball center Danny Schayes stated, "Guys go broke because they surround themselves with people who help them go broke". An additional problem is that players owe jock taxes in many different jurisdictions, and be a citizen of one country but a legal resident of another.
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Nick had to learn quickly about the Wesen world in order to become a better Grimm, Hank's reaction to the news that Nick can see creatures as well was one of comfort, and Juliette has been trying to get her memory back in order to fully love her partner once again. With Monroe having to pick up information at the spice shop in Rosalee's absence, Renard continuing to obsess over Juliette with no end in sight, and Adalind attempting to get in good with the royal family to get vengeance for her mother, knowledge played a big part in 'The Other Side'." Josie Campbell from TV.com wrote, "Up until the ending, 'The Other Side' was a great Wesen-of-the-week episode that did a nice job of balancing Adalind's plotting and mythology with cop-procedural action. It was fun to see Monroe geek out about the spice shop and Hank get upset about the Grimms' bloody past.
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