Favor
Go along
Go along verb - To move forward along a course.
Both terms in one sentence
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Her father asked Moesha as a personal favor to go along with it to keep the peace.
Source: Never My Fault -
They are not at all merry about it, and only agree to go along with the scheme as a favor to Lydia.
Source: Western Animation / Beetlejuice -
None of the latter five are particularly evil, but go along with Dawn's plot to dethrone the newly-crowned Twilight Sparkle and win back the favor of Princess Celestia, simply because their loyalty to her is so strong.
Source: Villainous Friendship
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