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going along

verb as in agree, cooperate

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Vee’s rendition of Sudha is hilarious because her mother is certain of her superior intelligence and constantly reminded that doesn’t matter in the land of assimilation, i.e. going along to get along.

From Salon

Chavez told the jury — at times through tears — that he got in over his head with clients who threatened him into going along with their rackets.

Football coach Guy Gardner says he tries not to take his daily routine coming and going along the scenic route for granted.

“If I was a juror in this case watching that, I would think ‘this guy’s making this up as he’s going along, or he’s making this particular story up,” Cooper added.

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He asserted that the FCC was then goaded into action by President Obama, who was outspoken on the need for reclassification and browbeat Wheeler into going along.

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

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