At the level of a general science, one must talk about transdisciplinarity. |
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They're happy to talk about Dublin though, especially a man wearing an Ireland rugby shirt, who was there for two months. |
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He lapses into a long silence and lets Goodman talk about the marble on the bar and the wood used in the construction. |
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After unpacking most of my things, I decided I'd find my father and talk about repainting my room. |
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It's hard to talk about her without tending into the language of the mythical. |
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In fact, despite talk about the powerlessness of women, this play seems to tell us that Desdemona was asking for it. |
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The problem with me is that when I talk about my mission, I sound deadly serious because I'm a former schoolmarm. |
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If you've been dying to talk about a romantic outdoor interlude, amorous nature lovers can now rejoice. |
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He tries to get the others to talk about it but they reply something about how the weather is fine this year too. |
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Joining in the programme in the latter half, she will talk about her career, her father and her music. |
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It is irresponsible and reckless to loosely talk about one of the most divisive, hurtful symbols in American history. |
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There was some talk about its potential use in horticulture, which got the better of my dad's curiosity. |
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The President's talk about accountability is tied to the idea that schools should be run more like businesses. |
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That's why it's so important for telephoners to get together in person to talk about talking on the phone. |
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They don't want to talk about the issues so they try to talk about scandal and events that are now years old. |
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If you talk about the big boys they may just talk about you in return, producing a sense of equivalence in the process. |
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Common law lawyers tend to talk about things assuming everyone knows what they mean. |
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The children were given a talk about the importance of looking after their milk teeth. |
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I'm just so concerned, you know, they talk about the great lawyering this defense attorney did. |
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I was very keen on trains and I took the engine of my train set to school and gave a morning talk about it. |
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Now, I suspect that your answer to this question may lose the rest of us, but in layman's terms, we heard talk about vaccines against cancer. |
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He doesn't mince words, and he is able to talk about this in layman's terms that everyone can understand. |
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Listening to Kyan talk about all the ancillary benefits of relaxation and mental discipline piqued my interest. |
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These metaphors can be teased out in many different settings, and they talk about race in terms that are internally consistent. |
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They talk about the loneliness of the long-distance runner and, with no one on hand to help or comfort her, she was a picture of isolation. |
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She asks good leading questions to encourage her guests to talk about the subjects she thinks her listeners will find interesting. |
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This was in the lead-up to the 1997 election, and, as you do, we'd talk about politics whenever it popped up on the radio. |
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You can talk about my children all you want, but don't lie maliciously and viciously about them. |
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Former self-mutilators agree that one of the best things cutters can do is talk about their problems. |
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It will baffle Anglophiles and provide psychology majors and cinema buffs much to talk about. |
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There is a lot of talk about team spirit and camaraderie but I think we showed plenty of that. |
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Marriage was the only thing her mother could talk about when she called home and somehow that set a raw edge to her acute loneliness. |
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What do we mean when we talk about exempting employees of small businesses from the protection of Commonwealth unfair dismissal law? |
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The drag about this pace of life is I really can't remember anything I want to talk about. |
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We don't really care about diversity all that much in America, even though we talk about it a great deal. |
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You see, when you don't have a leg to stand on, you immediately try to change the subject so you can talk about something else. |
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Everyone is listening to Hope's dad talk about the train set he's building in the family room. |
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Almost everyone wanted to talk about their time at the university because it was the best time of their lives. |
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From that point, we could talk about feeding the soil with compost and diverse cover crops. |
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Whenever I needed to talk about Aaron, which I admit was often, he always lent an ear. |
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As the shoot went on, people actually started to talk about the house in anthropomorphic terms. |
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Lots of talk about auditing at the pro page, and the anti page had talk about some man that took over the world 75 million years ago? |
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He goes on to talk about Larry Summers, reverse discrimination in favor of conservatives, and problems of mathematics. |
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I've probably overdosed you on the slushy stuff, so let's talk about boxing instead. |
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Invite the children to help you make a tower with the books and talk about favorite stories as you take the books out of the box. |
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I haven't read the work in question, but this seems like a respectful way to talk about an emotionally loaded word, and how it got that way. |
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You know, the people talk about leveraged buy-outs, but this is a leveraged environmental deal. |
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So most nationals prefer not to talk about their cultural roots and very often do not even know their ancestral tree. |
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They love to talk about accountability but seem petrified of allowing even small steps toward freedom. |
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She uses the rich fabric of silk and the fur because she wanted to talk about the desire these objects arouse. |
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When I talk about cheesecake I am talking about the true, baked variety, gloriously rich and creamy. |
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The notion that men aren't able to talk about their emotions is alien to me. |
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With so much to talk about and yet so much to avoid, it seems prudent to pack lippy as a peace offering. |
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You haven't seen each other in a while, you've got time to kill and you talk about how it's going, share gossip and stories from your club. |
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I could talk about the reason for a whole day but I am really tired of it and I'll save my breath here. |
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After all, it can be argued, what's wrong with getting children to talk about their anxieties and problems? |
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Before we could go any further on the subject, he says he prefers to talk about art. |
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Milvina was a babe in arms and can't remember anything, and the other two ladies won't talk about it. |
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A parade of right-wingers in camouflage talk about their weapons the way a priest talks about salvation. |
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At the same time, he is reserved and doesn't always like to talk about himself. |
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On one level he does not like to talk about those years, but on another, he cannot escape from doing just that. |
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We're talk about plastic surgery on the body from tummy tucks to liposuction. |
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I want to talk about an issue that relates to the appropriations and where more money will be sent. |
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In such circumstances car journalists are apt to talk about poor rear seat or limited boot space, or the complicated satellite navigation system. |
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So, you know, I think it's a disservice to talk about the voyeuristic qualities or this business about her maidenhood and that kind of stuff. |
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Are people we sort-of know, who are used to being on camera, inherently less interesting to watch and talk about than a bunch of total strangers? |
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I went on to talk about the need for community autonomy from Government intervention. |
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There's also been some talk about Chicago multi-instrumentalist Peven Everett setting up shop here with his trio sometime early in the new year. |
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Abba gathered the family over lunch as he did every time he had something important to talk about. |
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If it is unable to do this, then all talk about independent public opinion is just empty talk. |
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During the meal, Ralph began to talk about how he wanted to settle his estate, but Alex wants to avoid the subject. |
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I refuse to talk about my abortive attempt at qualifying for the Hanley Cup lest I depress myself even more. |
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I always felt I was walking on eggshells, avoiding what you didn't want to talk about, or didn't dare talk about. |
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Her first image for a wall hanging was something her grandmother used to talk about. |
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I am aware, as time passes, that adults talk about this, and that it makes them laugh. |
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Psychologists talk about flow, a term that describes a state of total absorption in a task, and in which people are often at their happiest. |
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He himself was set upon by unknown attackers as he witnessed things he refuses to talk about. |
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I can't imagine being with somebody who didn't stimulate my mind enough to wanna talk about stuff. |
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They want company bosses behind the plan to visit their villages so they can talk about their concerns. |
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Credit markets are forever engulfed by rumours and panic talk about situations that rarely materialise. |
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It's easy to see why the candidates are so eager talk about anything other than marriage. |
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There was only one talk about physics itself, a brief tutorial on quantum electrodynamics by Joe Polchinski. |
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They accuse and defend, bicker and quarrel, and cannot seem to talk about their real feelings or listen to each other. |
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So I went on to talk about metaphors you know, and similes and figures of speech. |
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Every night after dinner my parents would sit and talk about this uncle or that aunt, talking about their individual and collective pasts. |
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With this letter, we enter a new phase of the nomination process, in which the opponents have something very substantial to talk about. |
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We have representatives from both campaigns in their respective war rooms to talk about things political. |
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They used to talk about us four, that was George VI, the queen mother, Princess Margaret and Princess Elizabeth. |
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If asked, I will answer, and when the water-cooler topic turns to relationships, I will talk about mine, whatever they may be at the time. |
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He wasn't so foolish to talk about all the opportunities that went begging. |
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For example, there has been much talk about the increasing deprofessionalisation of teaching. |
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We are in favour of traffic demand management, but we talk about things like congestion tolling and network tolling. |
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He is openly weary of discussing his adoption and complains that the last journalist he spoke to wouldn't talk about anything else. |
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By the way, have you ever noticed that doctors in hospitals tend to talk about you to their medical students as though you don't even exist? |
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In jest, he tells Jake he shouldn't talk about his injury, making it a mystery like Henry's bicycle. |
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With these basics out of the way, we can start to build a game plan and talk about strategy. |
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There are many advantages to this way of life, but I'll talk about my job in a minute. |
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I'm here to talk about a tornado, not listen to bickering between a Jesus freak and a druggie. |
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If we don't have time to go and study and enjoy music we'd better not talk about it. |
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Tomorrow is my wedding day and I don't want anyone to talk about what just happened. |
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I had other police agencies say, Look, we don't like to talk about brother cops messing up. |
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With that rant put to bed, lets talk about more important things, like the game itself. |
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A U.S. congressman who supported Irish nationalism joins us to talk about it straight ahead. |
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For Arius, it was logically possible to talk about God without talking of him as Father. |
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He listens to the raftsmen talk about the ways in which the river has changed and how the land has been altered. |
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That's like trying to talk about the history of free market economics and not mention the name Adam Smith. |
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What we will try and do is use these couple of weeks and be positive rather than talk about it. |
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Roy Mortimer who judged the gardening competition will talk about the gardens he visited. |
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A new insider confides that she has never before heard people talk about adjuncts as if they were not even in the room when they actually were. |
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It breaks my heart to talk about it, but this list wouldn't be complete without its inclusion. |
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But we're here to talk about mice and particularly the fact that there are plagues in the wheat belt and so on. |
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Close as they were, the two could hardly bear to talk about Darwin's view of life. |
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While no one likes to face this possibility, it's not a bad idea to talk about caring options before they become a necessity. |
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He has refined his skills with the inside pitch to the point that people rarely talk about his beanballs anymore, if at all. |
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It's a difficult thing to talk about in a way, because human intervention and control over the world have quite a bad rap at the moment. |
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You know, I'm listening to you and Orelon talk about the melt on the trees and the ice still on the trees. |
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If you were to meet me at a party I would not talk about myself in any great depth and I had no intention of doing so on the web. |
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When he was bounced over to the FBI, I mean, my God, talk about a white-bread organization. |
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We talk about the things that affect our communities, guns, raves, fashion, anything and everything. |
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In the case of the Philippines when you talk about population, it's a ticklish issue, as you know, it's a controversial issue. |
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This opened up the opportunity to talk about enriched communications as a means of addressing issues of reachability. |
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He kept off the core issues he usually loves to talk about and confined himself to cursory remarks. |
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Rather than be the victim of gossip, I decided to be upfront, and I gave a talk about how I'd self-harmed. |
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When you talk about working in a rights mode there is always the element of reaction and pressure. |
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The school nurse visited to talk about healthy bodies and the children learnt to cook wholesome foods. |
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Most afternoons he meets with businessmen to talk about investment opportunities and various projects. |
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People talk about multinational influence in politics setting the agenda, and while this is true to an extent, it isn't the whole picture. |
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I'll take just a brief moment to talk about a seasoned Whovian's impression of a story from 40 years ago. |
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We began to talk about our spiritual wants and needs, and she told me about Wicca and Paganism. |
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One I fell in love with, the other excites me beyond belief, makes me think about my life, and even talk about it. |
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I have to make some more somehow, I have to go even further out into the barrens to find things to talk about. |
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They talk about it less now than they did a week ago, but the spectre of it is omnipresent. |
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I've never gone along with all the talk about Michael and me being too much alike to work as a partnership. |
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In all this agonized talk about what we are, we were beginning to forget what you are. |
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He was also one of the first to talk about repression and blocking out of troubled memories. |
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My style is to read the stuff, make a mental list of keywords to remind me of what to talk about, then wing it. |
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If you have depression in your family, for heaven's sake, just talk about it in a straightforward way. |
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The animist beliefs of so many of this Labour Government who talk about the mauri within a mountain or a river are arrant nonsense. |
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The group also brings in third countries to talk about their experiences in becoming democracies. |
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I liked her a lot, but he kept breaking off to talk about his wine cellar and his champagne collection. |
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People who talk about education have forever been mouthing aphorisms about teaching students to think for themselves. |
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There are a few factors that may be compelling India to talk about bringing the Kashmir issue to the table earlier rather than later. |
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Michael will talk about the book and use a lump of stone and a piece of gold to illustrate themes of alchemy. |
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Before you hop in the Winnebago, get everyone to talk about what they want to do on vacation. |
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The federal government likes to talk about reciprocal obligation and mutualism. |
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I haven't even begun to talk about where he gets his funding or how ludicrously quick every puzzle is solved. |
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Some locals talk about wanting to pack up and leave after witnessing violent crime. |
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Seemingly, by listening to an itinerant, well-heeled failure talk about his screw-ups, people feel less devastated by their own mistakes. |
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They are not Luddites or anti-developmentalist, and their sophisticated critiques rarely talk about monolithic neoliberal evils. |
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I can see Dallas not knowing what to do, but the other three are veterans and talk about not thinking on your feet or reacting to circumstances. |
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Jean-Michel Cousteau, president of the Ocean Futures Society, which is handling Keiko, joins us now to talk about that. |
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He also provides a running commentary, and this movie never leaves him short of things, primarily practical, to talk about. |
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And I wonder about the people close to Michael who talk about how wonderful he is and whatnot. |
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I noticed that something Fred said really screwed you up, do you want to talk about it? |
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Many academics will talk about productivity and value, and profitability, but these issues are red herrings. |
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I was turning pro then anyway but I came home and there was talk about the pro game banning me as well. |
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Some of you may think it's wrong to talk about God and business in the same breath. |
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John, you have my word we'll talk about those other officers and what they're struggling with right now. |
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Andrew will be giving a talk about the expedition before a special screening of an IMAX film about Everest tomorrow evening. |
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So getting back to marijuana and reefer, you talk about wanting to decriminalize it, I mean, isn't that sort of a namby-pamby half step? |
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It's obvious when you talk about prospects how much you value your first-hand account, or the scouting reports you hear of a player. |
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If a child were to be killed outside a school, would we talk about closing the school? |
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In Urban India today, it has become a symbol of culture and refinement to talk about and to support environmental causes. |
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No matter how much you talk about global effects or global capitalism, some people are very alienated and isolated in this world. |
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We didn't talk about the wedding, but threw light-hearted jibes at each other regarding our respective lives. |
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If you try and argue about moral matters and talk about principles you'll get these labels attached to you. |
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She had to breathe a couple of deep breaths before she could allow herself to talk about her mom. |
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The noble lord spends most of his time alone and prefers not to talk about the four-year sentence he received for perjury. |
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It's all right for you to talk about holding up your head, for you did him up. |
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When Greeks talk about their missing marbles, they are usually referring to Lord Elgin's souvenir-hunting around the Parthenon. |
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Do you and the missus talk about directing when you're alone together, I ask, the arched eyebrow obvious in my voice. |
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Can you talk about how and why it was humanism that triumphed over alternative possibilities? |
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In the Navy, if you are having a drink in the bar, it is considered bad form to talk about money. |
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This is the third time we have met in as many months, but there is always a lot to talk about. |
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We did release a statement early on and then a few days later we began to talk about it, starting with yesterday and today. |
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It was a chance to get away, to talk about the future, reminisce about the past, and to simply enjoy each other's company. |
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It would be sort of remiss for us to talk about this without saying, well, these guys just really aren't trained to do counseling. |
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We're only going to talk about the wedding with your wedding planner. |
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She found it difficult to talk about her achievements without sounding pompous. |
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Music and live shows, she says, allow people to talk about the product as art instead of an accurate representation of reality. |
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We often talk about religion in terms of commitment and ideology, but the aesthetics and experience matter, too. |
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And we can talk about whether we want to allocate fewer resources to the aged. |
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There are Republicans who can talk about the civil rights movement and the battle for desegregation with passion and principle. |
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Dean Todd arranged for me to sit behind a screen and talk about my rape for a group of student leaders and activists. |
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Cuban hip-hop has evolved as well, both Edgar and Julio talk about the band Los Aldeanos as the new generation of Cuban hip-hop. |
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But even he did not go so far as to talk about the Wife of bath as though she were flesh and blood. |
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Every agreement he struck with Bertie was dishonoured, and it bothered him, and he would talk about it. |
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There is room for biblically held beliefs with regard to sexuality, but we need to change how we talk about them. |
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White House spokesperson Caitlin Hayden declined to talk about administration contacts with the Taliban. |
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After lunching on a caprese salad sandwich, Lynch lit up an American Spirit cigarette and sat down to talk about his paintings. |
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Joel Osteen wants to talk about muting your cell phone at the dinner table. |
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When I was trying to wangle invitations to Washington to talk about this stuff, they would get private investors to hop on a plane and fly to New Haven to see it. |
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He does feel qualified enough to talk about the real causes of the coup. |
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In Europe we talk about style and how fast a car accelerates. |
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He told cir that she did not ask for samples of screws or talk about implants. |
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When I talk about reductionist explanations, I don't mean uniformly working our way down to the level of sub-atomic wavicles, and dismissing everything else as unreal. |
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They talk about their children, about how beautiful their wedding day was. |
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Many students will be re-writing revision plans, displaying an inability to talk about anything else, drinking endless cups of coffee and suffering from a lack of sleep. |
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That common denominator gets lost in the muddle, sometimes, when we talk about fashion. |
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There's also the complicating fact that Te'o continued to talk about Kekua after he says he learned she was a hoax. |
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The more daring among them even talk about federation or confederation, possibly including the Kingdom of Jordan. |
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They need things like contraception, health care, and they love to talk about equal pay. |
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I remember hearing my parents talk about how much better life would be when their ship came in, but I never knew whether or not they really expected it to happen. |
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We all enjoy the peace and quiet and a chance to daydream while weeding, but there comes a time when it's nice to have company and talk about the whys and wherefores. |
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With all this talk about young whippersnappers trying to get involved in politics, it has been largely overlooked that old coots aren't exactly in the middle of the action. |
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He says he didn't talk about his experience for ten years after the event. |
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But I had to get clean to even talk about it because nobody wants to listen to a crackhead. |
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I want to talk about the importance of values and culture in public life. |
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Yes we can talk about the billions of trees planted annually around the world, and yes we can talk about how growth exceeds harvest by a wide margin. |
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It's when we pretend that the mirage is reality that we create a dangerous situation, one that everyone knows is there but no one will talk about. |
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New futures are easier to talk about than achieve but, driving back to my home in Swellendam, I remember the words of another Khoi song I read in the museum. |
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Well, throughout the campaign we did hear him talk about recalibrating the peace negotiations in terms of coming in with a more balanced approach. |
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Over the last few decades I've heard a lot of discussions, seen a lot of documentaries and read a lot books which talk about air pollution in our cities. |
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I want to take the money that I earn and get a bunch of doctors together three times a year and have them all do a round table and talk about what they've learned. |
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This may have excellent wonky credentials, or it may be one of those silly policy proposals that people only talk about because they can't think of anything that would work. |
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In all this talk about food in America, we often lost our sense of taste and deliciousness. |
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Second, let's talk about what these teams do in the red zone. |
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And so, I have reached a saturation point on the small talk about her clothes. |
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But in an age of DVDs, where the film-makers come back to talk about how they did it, so the relativity of decision-making is growing all the while. |
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Hopefully not overly close, but we talk about it in the episode how similar it is. |
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Today, many ordinary people are still reluctant to talk about politics. |
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In this interview we talk about her life as an ambassadress. |
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It is a good time to talk about the welfare of our pike and zander stocks. |
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We can still talk about the possibilities for the bravery of love that no amount of dysfunction in Washington can deny. |
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It was good to talk about it, have a laugh and clear the air. |
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The authorities talk about zero tolerance when it comes to taxi violence. |
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It has become unfashionable for women to talk about laundry and washing machines in polite society, as if doing so somehow demonstrated the limits of their worldly interests. |
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Leaving the moribund eddie, Frank crosses paths with a black deliveryman, and they talk about hurricane survivors. |
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With no requalifying for the Ryder Cup, no wild-card picks and no apparent animosity, the only thing to talk about has been how poorly many of the team members are playing. |
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Liberals very rarely talk about history, as my Democracy journal colleague Elbert Venture wrote recently in a fine essay. |
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The talk about reshoring is spurring renewed interest in factories here. |
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So, would you like to go again on your attempt to explain why you think I was wrong to call you on this, or do you want to talk about free will and determinism? |
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He sensed my hesitation to ask about Ennis, so he began to talk about his son without my prompting. |
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A couple of months ago, I gave a talk about entrepreneurship and innovation in America. |
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Many left wing political organisations in India talk about the need to organise among the working class, but then see elections as the best way of implementing their ideas. |
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Standard courses in economics talk about the law of demand and supply, where prices are determined to equate the two. |
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Let's talk about where you draw the line between legitimate civil disobedience, and what constitutes damage to lawful, economical commercial activity. |
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He may talk about revitalizing the secret service and the military, but his government does not have the money to effectively oppress its citizens. |
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Therefore in our view we need to talk about our wood management before any other factor in the maturation of The Macallan. |
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Look it's a long story and I don't want to talk about it okay! |
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Sometimes we talk about the importance of good fingering, but the key is to have the student play the passage with the correct fingering, a specific number of times. |
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So, here I would only talk about a few rather arbitrary points that have occupied my mind in the recent days and leave the rest to other people to explore. |
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Instead, we'll talk about the group shower, unit cohesion, foxhole flirtation. |
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Both Fran Blanche and Rob Barnett talk about the amount of extra work these internet endeavors require. |
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They like to talk about their rosy forecasts of future sales. |
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Whanau aroha, being able to talk about their feelings and injustices, learning self-help skills and learning about themselves were important for healing. |
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If you listen to these guys talk about music, you might expect their sound to be very narrow-minded and loopy, but instead, it's fresh, crisp and loopy. |
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Directors often talk about rough and rugged Kiwi and Aussie actors. |
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There was plenty of talk about that, but then I heard it was put to bed and they came out with A good day to Die Hard. |
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Why do we only talk about gun control after the most unbearable national tragedies? |
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To hear 26-year-old Jillian Banks talk about her music is like listening to a shaman explain the mechanics of a complex spell. |
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Because all you guys do is talk about how you hate this person because of that. |
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When I get home I speak to my wife and we don't talk about football. |
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With these ideas out of the window, what is there to talk about? |
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So the heaviness was not so much a literary conceit but something I wanted to talk about. |
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They talk about magnolia walls with contemporary pieces of work on it. |
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But although I talk about artefacts and taonga, I do not believe that cultural heritage is or should be confined to movable or portable artefacts. |
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We talk about marriage and all of those sappily romantic sweet things. |
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Don't talk about that here, boys, or I'll have to report you to the sarge. |
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Ignore the talk about purity tests, progressive cred, and skipping to a post-presidency status. |
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We sobbed in unison when Meryl Streep could barely talk about her husband without becoming visibly verklempt and touched. |
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All the talk about foxes being torn to pieces misses the point, he says. |
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During this election season, it burns me up that Republicans and Democrats can't talk about poverty here in the U.S. and shrinking government services to the poor. |
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At the end, the sonorous Welles concludes with a little talk about Halloween. |
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With HPV so easily spread, it makes the need to talk about it all the more important. |
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To those press people and television reporters badgering me, it was easy for them to talk about George in the past tense even as he lay on a hospital bed. |
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It was so barbarous and inhumane that polite Romans did not talk about it. |
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It uses that worldwide internet thingo the young 'uns talk about. |
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Here they talk about acres, but in West Texas we measure land in sections. |
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His colours and figures were too decorative and ingratiating to satisfy the period's tough talk about heroic self-consciousness and mythic ambition. |
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In this fearful and cynical climate, talk about space only brings our self-doubt and loathing to the fore rather than doing anything to tackle it. |
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So when it comes time to talk about salary increases or promotion or elevation to the next career level, people have the right kind of sponsorship network. |
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Conan the Barbarian wants to talk about Baudelaire, Kurosawa, his hopes and dreams. |
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But you sensed you couldn't talk about anything too personal. |
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Early in 1999 Sharif invited then-Prime Minister Atal Vajpayee to Lahore to talk about reducing tensions. |
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At this point, commentators are already beginning to talk about her imminent walk-off, lamenting the lost American gold. |
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Let's talk about the whole sequence of events in his revival. |
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Now when I talk about effort here I don't mean some awful dreary toil. |
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He's free to talk about himself and his vision and his band as if it's the most important thing in the world, without an ounce of real introspection. |
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The next issue I wish to talk about is the proposal to microchip dogs. |
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We sat in the shadows, drinking bourbon brought from the liquor store on the corner, listening to Furry talk about the old days. |
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We really only know how to talk about racism, sexism and homophobia. |
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The community is both tight-lipped and litigious, a combination that makes it difficult to find people willing to talk about it. |
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People talk about how money is the mother's milk of politics. |
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I thought it was a pretty useful word that allowed New Zealanders to talk about how they would look after their kids in the event of a relationship split. |
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Of course I will not talk about rotary phone, can opener, videotapes, cassettes, music records and let us not forget the sextant. |
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Testers will talk about attributes such as chewiness, density, stretchiness and cohesiveness. |
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These countries talk about democracy and anti-imperialism but the truth is these are imperial powers in the garb of democracy. |
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So let's take care of the zillions of the too fat before we talk about the percentage that's left. |
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What celebrity has started to talk about his or her eating disorder? |
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It makes me ill how callously people talk about ripping their clients off. |
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Classmates remembered him as brash and jug-eared and full of big talk about his sexual experience. |
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Brit, feel free to call me any time to talk about race and racism. |
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A birth plan helps women talk about concerns and desires with their providers and hospital staff. |
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Pat Robertson wants to talk about the extinction of the gays. |
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In 1966, Crick took the place of Leslie Orgel at a meeting where Orgel was to talk about the origin of life. |
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First up will be the winner of the 2013 Biosciences prize Imogen Fox, who will talk about social grooming in long-tailed Macaque societies. |
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He used to talk about the bell tents they had and if there was no room for some of the men they would freeze to death. |
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He further said that it is a sin to talk about development in Jharkhand, and added that one should only do politics in the state. |
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In Wild Ones, you talk about the dwindling numbers of several species. |
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