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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.

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.

I always manage to get in bad with her.

Only it does cut you out of lots of fun, and you get in bad with everybody if you don’t do it.

He doesn't want to get in bad with the law.