This helped to develop close rapport with patients and in return they provided rich and detailed information.
Pompeo, 53, has developed a close rapport with Trump through the president's regular intelligence briefings, which Pompeo often delivers personally in the Oval Office.
Over time, he said, he has developed a close rapport with his Iraqi counterpart, Hussein Alawi, the minister for dams for Al Anbar Province, which stretches west of Baghdad to the Syrian border.
While at Stanford, John developed a close rapport with Professor Lydik Jacobson who introduced him to the study of structural vibrations and dynamics that later he would apply to the understanding of structural response to earthquake ground motion.
Trump developed a close rapport with Flynn on the campaign trail, where the general delivered fiery denunciations of Hillary Clinton, including leading a "Lock her up!" chant at the Republican National Convention.
The group said it is parting ways with what it views to be anti-democratic governments across the globe, seeking to distinguish itself from the authoritarian regimes with which Donald Trump's administration has developed a close rapport.
Mr. Obama and his chief of staff, William M. Daley, have been urging Mr. Geithner to stay, administration officials say, not only for continuity when the economy has weakened and to avoid an all-but-certain confirmation fight in the Senate over a successor, but also because Mr. Obama has developed a close rapport with Mr. Geithner.
He developed a close rapport with Blair.
Once bitter rivals in the 2008 Democratic race, Obama and Clinton went on to develop a closer rapport often reflected in a public showing of admiration for each other.
(In "Nineteen Minutes," the defense attorney develops a closer rapport with the school shooter than does his father, who cannot muster the resolve to visit his son regularly in prison).
