But look, we're here and we're talking, not because of emotional rapport but because of an intellectual ability to discuss the issues.
It is something that's permeated the staff, in part because of the rapport the pitchers have quickly built with catcher Rod Barajas, who signed as a free agent over the winter.
Largely because of the rapport John established with Palestinian medical colleagues, as well as managers and politicians, Ideals became involved in all aspects of rehabilitation and post-trauma care, such as occupational care and physiotherapy.
Haile is sometimes referred to as Mr Hengelo because of his rapport with the crowd and his record-breaking feats there], and on the road, Berlin, for breaking world records [where Haile twice broke the world marathon record].
I think the majority of that comes because of the rapport that I've had with them before, all of that, for them to know me, to know what my passions are, to know what I am in the locker room, know what I am in the community.
"I'm the female leader of the Sharks, and I think one reason why my performance works is because of the rapport I have, and my character, Anita, has, with the other girls in the gang," said Karen Olivo, a nominee for best featured actress.
White House attorney Emmet T. Flood, a veteran Washington lawyer whom McGahn recruited to join the West Wing in May, is seen by most Trump aides as a likely replacement because of his rapport with the president and his knowledge of impeachment proceedings.
Mr. McCain is deeply distrusted by conservatives on several issues, not least because of his rapport with the news media, but he could find common ground with them in attacking a newspaper that many conservatives revile as a left-wing publication.
Because of the rapport they developed, young Darwin learned firsthand that "black and white men possessed the same essential humanity".
