The parties just don't seem to relate and talk the language of normal people".
It is what allows us to relate and care about each other".
"From there it's upon you to relate and be able to communicate.
Players said his ability to relate, and deal with them directly and honestly, made a difference.
They went to Relate and then were both prescribed Prozac by their GP - though Lynn had never before been depressed.
Sheila Amedodah, 17, student, London: "I think Ed was trying to relate, and he was really trying.
In 35 years' time, they may still have a special memory to relate, and a shared love of certain songs that have changed and grown with them.
In celebrity and high-fashion styling, an easy-going demeanor is important for "being able to relate and socialize with that celebrity clientele," he said.
"You have to have endured what I and other players have gone through with concussions to really be able to relate and help," Richards said.
By Adeline Rumsey The New Yorker, February 2 , 1946P. 43 Mary Cooper had all sorts of warped information to relate and at least one of her friends believed firmly that it was correct.
So when a child who never talked starts to talk, and starts to relate and communicate, there is such joy and excitement, which, in turn, I find helps the autistic child to progress even further.
