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Their mutual fondness feels easy and genuine, so when an unknown caller claims that Daniel has been involved in a terrible car accident and needs $10,000 in cash for legal representation, Thelma’s distress and compliance are understandable.

There are often areas where you agree or where you have a mutual fondness, even if you have to reach as far back as a shared favorite movie or family memory.

From Salon

All the way east, Georgia and Florida resumed their annual gathering of mutual fondness, and while they combined for zero turnovers and while Florida quarterback Kyle Trask, the former eternal backup, continued to impress, Georgia won more decisively than the 24-17 that showed on the board, and Coach Kirby Smart said of his players, “So many people doubted, and they never did.”

Rosenberg: We alluded to our mutual fondness for Churchill earlier.

From MSNBC

She stays, though their mutual fondness for flinging stale personal insults makes the first couple of scenes rough going.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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