How to see if a user is following you on Twitter using C# Twitter API wrapper Tweetsharp

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Without looping through the followers 5k at a time, is there any way to see if a user is following another user?

Also, if the user enters their login info, is there any way to use the API to set them to follow you?

If these are not possible in tweetsharp, is there another API that has this support?

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