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The paper suggests that by engaging with difficult questions about rapport and collusion, it presents an opportunity for an early career feminist researcher to test the limits of productive collusion and/or engineered rapport.

It can be difficult to build rapport out of thin air.

It is obviously much more difficult to establish rapport and empathize with a diverse group of hundreds of students than with an individual tutee.

Within the interpersonal parameter, clinicians said that developing empathy and rapport is difficult, if not impossible, in an ED context.

The opportunity vanished after Jeff found it difficult to establish a rapport with former NFL stars turned television personalities Howie Long and Terry Bradshaw.

For example: a cold-call where a rapport was difficult to establish; women who are very upset and crying 'what do you say' or 'unpicking' the reasons for a baby being sleepy.

"Initially developing that rapport can be difficult," she said.

Other executives say it is difficult to develop a good rapport with people when their interaction is only intermittent.

U.S.-Russian relations are founded on a complex history, with structural differences among national elites that will prove difficult to bridge through personal rapport among the national leaders.

But in Young's hands, Hoffman avoids cliche and the pair slip into an easy, affable rapport about his difficult parents, "plummeting to stardom" and the problem with being "the disaffected voice of a generation".

In addition, the CCSPs keep weekly logs of their insights, most difficult challenges, and ideas about rapport-building with patients which are discussed with the CCS Intervention Coordinator for further exploration when needed.