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be friendly

verb as in get along

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verb as in get on

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Instagram boss Adam Mosseri made clear from the moment of Threads’ launch in the fall of 2023 that the platform would not be friendly to news and politics.

From Slate

“It is worrisome in L.A. where we are a city of immigrants, we choose someone to lead the Police Department that does not have a track record to care for, or be friendly, or even want to protect the immigrant community,” said Arevalo.

Decisions by Twitter’s former management were the genesis of Truth’s founding, as an alternative social media platform that would be friendly to “free speech,” which really meant promoting right-wing voices and taking a lighter moderation touch when accounts share falsehoods or hate speech.

From Slate

But they’ll be friendly before long and living together by the end of the second episode, amplifying the situation in the situation comedy.

When asked what his message to younger people would be after all he had learnt from the conflict he had seen, veteran George Winter simply said: "Just be friendly to people and don't make anymore wars."

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

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