get in bad with
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I don’t want to get in bad with her—you know what a mean tongue she has!” hurriedly cried Martha, wishing she had kept quiet about the entire affair.
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They don't love Americans very much, but they're a little afraid that the Washington people may mix in here, and they may not want to get in bad with them.
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I always manage to get in bad with her.
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Only it does cut you out of lots of fun, and you get in bad with everybody if you don’t do it.
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He doesn't want to get in bad with the law.
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