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Meanings of talk of in English
Usage of talk of in English
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The French Foreign Ministry, however, said talk of a deal was premature.
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The shrill war talk of recent weeks has been alarming, Ban said.
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The group also had little time for talk of the euro crisis.
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We shall see the law paramount, before we talk of its reform.
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Julie is very good to me; we often talk of you together.
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Some described it as a good institution and dismissed talk of abuse.
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I heard my father just these weeks past talk of Benjamin Abbot.
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She said talk of cucumber sandwiches and cakes were not code words.
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Let me explain my reasoning, though, before we talk of a vote.
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The Major cursed the talk of women, and the sex in general.
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In time-honoured fashion, talk of promise has been undermined by stark reality.
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One is the reality of policy-makers who talk of coal or nuclear.
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Neither do I want any menacing talk of a Christmas general election.
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And talk of another war is worrying residents of Ethiopia's border country.
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His resignation has triggered talk of growing divisions in the interim government.
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EBONY: There was talk of a September 20 release date for Superconductor.
