(Participant 011) "Your approach, communication is very important, if you don't approach properly, then the other one thinks you are discrediting his role or questioning his integrity or knowledge, there must be rapport such that the person would accept your input".
And you play with them every week, sometimes he wins and sometimes you win, but somehow there is a rapport.
"There is a rapport among firemen the world over".The pay, in absolute terms, is not fantastic; but the overall deal is evidently attractive.
"Because there is a rapport, from shared experiences on the battlefield, it does seem to shine a light into the dark corners of the mind of someone who is really struggling with what life they can hope for in the future," he says.
"If there is no rapport it makes for a bland or unpenetrating portrait.
"And the more natural and at ease you are, the more natural and at ease the client is, and the more rapport and trust there is between you".
In the one case of apparent breakdown in rapport there was otherwise unexplained clinical failure.
There is clearly no rapport between them.
There is no coherence, rapport, sense of wholeness or purpose to the ensemble.
Blair expresses warm regard for President Bush, while there is a close rapport between Jack Straw, the foreign secretary, and Colin Powell.
