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Meanings of is talk in English

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Usage of is talk in English
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There is talk that the army owns 40 percent of the economy.
Reuters
2
There is talk in the air of a Democratic challenge to Obama.
Reuters
3
There is talk about the Catalans, but the problem is with Madrid.
The Guardian
4
There is talk of transferring the hall to a new community-run company.
The Guardian
5
There is talk they are going to increase the minimum to 20.
The Irish Times
6
There is talk that it may do so as soon as Friday.
Reuters
7
Another thing we can do is talk about results that aren't astonishing.
Wired
8
There is talk of boycotts-including ,even ,ofthe 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.
The economist
9
There is talk that he is very highly regarded at the club.
News.com.au
10
But there is talk of reproducing home titles in this new land.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec
11
He tells me there is talk of putting you on the quarterdeck.
True Blue
12
Seems to me all we do is talk about where to live.
The Beautiful and Damned
13
When there is talk of disestablishing public-houses, certain statesmen approve of compensation.
A Tale of One City: the New Birmingham / Papers Reprinted from t...
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There is talk of a proclamation written by the King's own hand.
The Companions of Jehu
15
They are armed and there is talk of 'running out the greasers.'
Port O' Gold / A History-Romance of the San Francisco Argonauts
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Jawkins,' I said, 'there is talk of a testimonial to this man.
Roundabout Papers
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Is talk through the time
Is talk across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common