| It is easier to talk through misunderstandings and solve differences when we are calm. |
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| On Tuesday evening, they will talk through a business plan they have prepared with Long Acre, a corporate-finance boutique. |
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| Counselling will help you to talk through the emotional issues that you are both struggling with at the moment. |
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| During the playback, they were encouraged to talk through what was happening during the various stages of the approach. |
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| They screen people, talk through immediate problems and refer people to the appropriate specialist. |
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| Call to talk through an email in one click from your inbox with the Skype Toolbar for MS Outlook®. |
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| Everybody would then meet up about a week before we would start filming and just talk through everything. |
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| I also talk through my sentences, say them over and over until they sound right, at which point I type them into the machine. |
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| We just talk through Twitter and text and stuff like that since his management's friends with my management. |
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| I have made an appointment with the director at the mental health trust to talk through what she is looking for and see how it could fit with my career plans. |
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| The Duchess took part in an initial meeting to talk through the process of the painting. |
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| You and your loved one will need to talk through, with various team members, the many decisions that need to be made. |
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| If you have to talk through a national trade union centre, then it is better than not at all. |
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| There was a consensus on the new employment initiative which we are all looking for and there were items like the Fisheries Agreement which we could talk through quite sensibly. |
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| As policymakers talk through potential reforms, they must commit to a prudent set of rules, while resisting the temptation to create a program that over-regulates, or one that is punitive rather than stabilizing. |
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| Contact the Pensions Advisory Service for free and impartial guidance to talk through your options and learn about how to spot a scammer. |
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| We're going to talk right through the six issues first, and as we talk through the six issues we would like you to take notes if you want to ask questions after we've first made the six issues known. |
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| There is no more effectual way of clearing one's mind on any subject than by talking it over, and in the family council everyone has the opportunity to talk through problems to a decision. |
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| They talk through pictures and sculptures and pieces of music. |
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| Alternatively, give us a call on 01 631 9410 to talk through your queries. |
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| This is not something we should have to talk through. |
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| Be cautious about exposing young people to potentially difficult discussions in public, but remember also that your group may offer the only possibility for some members to talk through their troubles. |
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| An important initiative was the Members' Roadshows, where a team from the Board and areas across the business went out 'on the road' to meet with members and talk through their questions. |
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| You will need to talk through the different choices, but could make the final decision by taking a vote, if the group finds it hard to reach agreement. |
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| Rob enjoyed having the chance to visit Scotland's capital city, and he was able to talk through a range of issues relating to the proposal that Philip do his novitiate in the United States. |
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