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Meanings of talk endlessly in English

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Usage of talk endlessly in English
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Ideologues and the politically partisan talk endlessly of Charlie McCreevy's tax policy.
The Irish Times
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His son is a year old, and we talk endlessly about sleep routines.
The Guardian
3
And worse, she began to talk endlessly about Tasker Martin.
Ghost Story
4
We love to talk endlessly about our struggles and achievements with getting the perfect shot.
Wired
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We can talk endlessly about what OUGHT to be.
Library Work with Children
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Some groups talk endlessly about unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud and the corrupt Democrats supposedly behind it.
Wired
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You women talk endlessly about your problems.
Roast mortem
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They talk endlessly, calling out their own positions as well as the exact whereabouts of any enemies they've sighted.
The Guardian
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We talk endlessly about the importance of family, yet the work it takes to make a family is utterly disregarded.
Feminist dot com
10
Of goldfinches and bullfinches he is ready to talk endlessly, opening his eyes wide and gesticulating violently with his hands.
The Cook's Wedding and Other Stories
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People talk endlessly about food, ensuring that dishes share a harmonious balance of the five flavours: sweet, sour, bitter, spicy and salty.
The Irish Times
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While the Greens might talk endlessly about doing something about that, they have proved in Government that it was just all hot air.
The Irish Times
13
Russians meet and talk endlessly, and sigh for Russia, and the Russian music croons the night long from the musicians' gallery or orchestra.
Europe—Whither Bound? / Being Letters of Travel from the Capital...
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He knew that the old fellow would insist on taking him to lunch at the Pedigree Club, would talk endlessly, and ask family questions.
Where the Blue Begins
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He just gives in to his own compulsion to talk endlessly on topics which have nothing to do with the conversation which is going on.
The new yorker
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Do we really want to hear non-experts talking endlessly about their opinions?
The Guardian
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