He did that with more style, grace, brilliance and dominance than anyone I saw in more than four decades of talking to people in jocks. |
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Our equine medicine lecturer summed it up well when talking about juvenile warts in foals. |
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For talking about two actions or states, which are closely linked, we use two verbs together in phase. |
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When scientists criticize these ideas, they often start talking about blind tests and repeatability and so forth. |
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You spent a fair amount of time at the end of your presentation talking about changes between jobs, et cetera. |
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Being sapiosexual often means having to deal with talking with and dating quite a few people that you don’t really connect with. |
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The family sitting out on blankets under the stars, talking quietly, is not foreign to me. |
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No longer burdened with the captaincy of a weak team, he is letting his bat do the talking as he has a new lease on life. |
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We are talking about design and visual culture here, after all, not abstruse aspects of philosophy. |
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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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We were talking about some bonus accruals again that he was not paying attention to, and of course I did shout. |
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They stayed for a while, talking quietly in the sun but it was clear they felt out of place, out of their own world. |
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I mean, we are really talking apples and oranges when we compare these religions. |
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Now we are not talking about logistics, because there can only be one urgent claim at a time. |
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In the guest room Tess has been given, her peace and quiet has been disturbed by a group of women all talking at once. |
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And at our time of departure the man who was talking the woman into bed was just glad of our seat. |
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Already, she could hear the quiet, muffled noise of violins and people talking. |
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Shows like Fraggle Rock, Howdy Doody, and that one on Fox about the jive talking cat in a leather jacket began to absorb all my free time. |
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He jokes around with the young aide accompanying him on his travels, but he is not interested in talking about himself. |
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The thought is that by talking about my Webbys' acceptance speech so much, I've jinxed myself out of winning. |
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Whenever I go out, people refuse to acknowledge me if I start talking to them. |
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You're going to accept their recommendation, especially if, price-wise, we're talking roughly apples to apples. |
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When they got in there they signed in for their teacher and kept on talking all the way to ninth period math class. |
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Unrecognizable under layers of garish makeup, Voight at times looks like a moving, talking waxwork. |
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We aren't talking about his usual surly demeanour, quick-tempered nature, or impromptu tours to folks lounging around in shelters. |
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If their coaches are talking differently October 1, you'll know Plan A didn't quite work. |
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I bet he's down at the races right now in fact instead of here talking to you people. |
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Emily was sitting on a chair, next to the washtub, talking to Hannah, who was kneeling at the tub helping a girl bath. |
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He is a liberation theologist, a man of action who gets on with it rather than talking about it. |
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He shops for disco clothes and plaid pants, gets an Afro wig and starts talking jive. |
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The checker was a nice-looking young man who was talking to the bagger about his fantasies. |
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We spent our Waitangi Day yesterday sitting in the garden, and talking, and in the evening we had dinner on the beach and swam in the sea. |
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It had been a late and wakeful night for the two of them, talking and smoking and drinking in El's room. |
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This is the only reason that should be regarded when talking about this subject. |
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In fact, I think that we are talking about a wedge issue that is insurmountable. |
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But the talking, perhaps because it has to be done in a way that registers above the din of the train, is excruciating. |
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A few days back, during a long drive to a customer's office, I started talking to the taxi wallah. |
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I don't like talking on the phone to people I like, but talking to clients just absolutely wears me out. |
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An afternoon talking to the protesters, however, had filled her head with data that did not jibe with what she had been told. |
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Apart from all of that he spends a good deal of time talking to wasters like me. |
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The talking point in Poland this week revolves around former president Lech Walesa, who has shaved his famous walrus moustache. |
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Soon they were talking about subjects that related not to pillows and time continued to tick on. |
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We were talking the other night about family, and he began to wax poetic about his dearly departed grandmother. |
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He seems most at home when talking about business and loses his initial wariness. |
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There are also way too many irrelevant talking heads waxing poetic about the meaning of the movie. |
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I'm talking about a tightly woven group of citizens united by web cams, blogs, pod casts and instant messages. |
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Her wariness about talking about her children is a reminder of the dangers of her job. |
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As the years wore on she began talking about leaving the Order, more and more. |
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I'm not talking about them letting you have a quick one in the back while they're cleaning up. |
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I had a quick temper, and my way of controlling it was to avoid responding or talking to people. |
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After dinner when the washing-up was done, we would then sit on the porch and star gaze, talking for what seemed to be hours about the night sky. |
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From the opening handshake to the final wave, Tabby did most of the talking and came across as a genuinely charming character. |
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It's a bit premature for the Irish government to be talking about issues of money, as the joint committee does not report until March. |
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Just talking to a friend, I said that last night at a party, I'd bumped into an old friend who's a quant. |
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I look forward to talking to you in about three weeks to see at what point I got jack of this and decided that was the only way to handle it. |
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Some patients have no regular access to social activities or talking therapy. |
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Yes, I'm talking about the alleged weapons of mass destruction that were never found. |
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He was talking about Cragside, that wonderful faux Wealden house in Northumberland with all the gadgets. |
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She pulled him behind a large tree and peered out, just in time to see three gangly looking teenagers walk past, talking loudly. |
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I think we have finally left medieval armor behind us, after talking about cuisses and culets and jambeaus. |
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They're talking over each other and none of them notices that I'm not paying any of them a blind bit of attention. |
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Scott Hudson was freaking hilarious talking in carny jive when interviewing them. |
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But I feel like we are all still telling the same joke about Barbara Billingsley talking jive in Airplane. |
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It's a nice portrait of Strummer the hipster, talking his jive talk and dropping the needle on U Roy records to a worldwide audience. |
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We're talking massively complicated stuff that I wouldn't even fathom creating myself, and I'm not half bad with this stuff. |
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I'll be talking to a veteran of political developments programs in war-torn regions. |
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I was talking to the sprinters, javelin throwers and boxers, who are enthusiastic about representing and doing well for the country. |
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I have no idea what he is talking about, but dammit, I like the cut of his jib. |
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Take a deep breath and keep this cheat sheet of talking point strategies handy. |
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When the National Academy of Sciences weighs in on a matter, you're not talking fringe wackos, but the best and the brightest of mainstream scientific thought. |
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Stop tweeting, texting, and talking on the phone this Sunday, writes Christy Turlington Burns, in honor of silenced mothers. |
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The conductor clapped her hands twice, and the musicians stopped talking and prepared to play. |
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It's a wedge issue which no other party likes talking about. |
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She is talking up a storm and making my stomach ache with laughter. |
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Darren and him were talking and Bruce had an acoustic guitar and picked it up and played the song for Darren. |
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They all pretty much regurgitate the same warmed-over talking points. |
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I'm not talking about quickie paperbacks, the kind that publishers toss off in a matter of weeks in response to an event or news story that captures the popular imagination. |
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His tiny Texas aggie brain froze when he tried to repeat his talking point about the three federal agencies he would close. |
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But my grandmother, who wore the trousers, used to tell him to shut up and stop talking rubbish, so we never got to ask him exactly how they were related. |
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The president's inaugural address, in talking about universal freedom, talks about all sorts of possibilities for this country, not just warlike ones but peaceful ones. |
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Why do you think that talking in terms of questions and ignorance lends itself to that kind of aliveness? |
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We were on her roof talking and trying to come up with ideas, to think of alternatives to renting a studio. |
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But how can I say that when the protagonist is a talking bear who plays the alto sax? |
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We began the conversation as Amado had suggested, talking about Africa in general and Sudan in particular. |
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To borrow an old right-wing talking point, these people are angry no matter what we do. |
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Well talking about big movies, you've been cast to play Apollo Creed's grandson in a new Rocky franchise installment. |
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These mind abusers Ayn Rand is talking about are today's educators. |
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My wife was talking to her on the phone, and I just kinda found the courage to ask her. |
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We then spent a few minutes talking about wine categories that have been killed by one bad seed. |
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All over America, people are talking to cherry Healey, a 33-year-old from West London, about their bottoms. |
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Instead, she launched into the now-very familiar GOP talking points about ballooning food stamps rolls and weak jobs reports. |
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Jeffries has a new talking point in his effort to paint baraka as anti-economic development. |
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Stay for Madonna smoking a cigar and actually talking with an American accent. |
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Yet another man arrested in Baton Rouge for talking about doing something legal. |
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My nerves are almost completely balanced by the relief I'm feeling at soon being free of her, but as it is I'm jittering and barely worth talking to. |
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He gave me a big high five, and started talking about my biceps and muscles. |
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That's a bigwig Republican talking, a man who ran for statewide office in New York and possibly will again. |
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Next, the security services are talking up a black widow cell of up to 30 women trained in Chechnya. |
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You would never know that Larson was infamous in evangelical circles for his bombastic showmanship by talking to him. |
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In the camp, beside the glowing remains of three watchfires, paired sentries sat on heaps of skins, talking in low tones and passing wineskins from hand to hand. |
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He was talking about places that give a neighborhood its stability and coherence, where we can see familiar faces and decompress. |
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Zeavin and Brodsky started talking, and late last year they decided to meet with a lawyer. |
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Sports stars going on Dancing with the Stars who are big, butch, and energetic are talking about how exhausting it is. |
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But instead of talking to us and resolving the issue, or getting a manager involved, the clerk calls the cops. |
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And, after acknowledging that he was talking to a 68-year-old man, Judge cleland announced his decision. |
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He was no longer talking to her, merely venting his rage out loud. |
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But then, if a clear line of causality could be traced, we wouldn't be talking about Palmer. |
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And we're not just talking about wagging a day here or there. |
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We spent every waking moment together, talking and laughing. |
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A shirtless self-portrait of Connor on Instagram got the chattering class talking all right. |
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I spend too much of my time inside the Beltway or New York City with the chattering class and the talking heads. |
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They spent the whole visit talking a mile a minute, and then went home and phoned each other! |
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First, it will be demonstrated that marital violence continued to be a talking point within polite society. |
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And I was talking smack, cracking jokes, playing with Mateo the host. He liked it. |
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A half-mile away, we slowed down and were slapping hands and talking smack, so impressed with ourselves. |
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He kept talking smack, his story getting more and more depressing with each lie. |
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He's conceited and opinionative and argues all the time, even when he knows perfectly well that he's talking through his hat. |
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This will mean talking turkey about the timing of steps for each side to take, and verification measures. |
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I believe we went off onto a tangent when we started talking about monkeys on unicycles at his retirement party. |
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We're going to have to get a second telephone line installed at our house, because the teenagers spend so much time talking to their friends. |
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Most of the gathering was milling around them, talking over plates of pizza puffs, zucchini fingers, and teriyakied chicken wings. |
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This was pretty standard, unless you're talking about some primo smoke from Hawaii, or Thai stick, from Thailand. |
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Then he's down one of these adits, talking to the tommyknockers, more'n likely. |
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Be cautious talking about religion or politics, lest you touch off an argument. |
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He had quite a high-pitched voice but was talking tough-guy stuff, a bit too tough-guy, signalling danger. |
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I swear, this whole thing sounds like we're talking about some hillbilly trailer park trash. |
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I think it's useless to keep this discussion going. It's like talking to a wall. |
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The girl with the auburn hair was lingering, too. Her name was Susan. She was talking with the blonde who had utzed her to talk to Vonnegut. |
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You haven't stopped talking since I came here! You must have been vaccinated with a phonograph needle! |
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The banter and antsiness of small children is no more disturbing than the throat-clearing, coughing, talking, and bulletin-reading of adults. |
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I notice my husband and Ken are not talking to each other, most unusual in such a yakky family. |
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Your man is talking away but it's not dramatically correct to have him just jawing on and on, when there's no movement. |
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No, your man there with the kind of hooded eyes, talking to Tom O'Reilly. That's Frank Purcell, the general secretary. |
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I agree a back tooth might not be visible but it is function, not beauty, we are talking about. |
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You are talking about abrogators of constitution that nothing can be done against them. |
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Washingtonians used to explain their continued allegiance to Barry by talking of his symbolic resonance for the nation. |
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By talking about what animals mean to him, he joins a growing community of animal welfarists. |
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This is true whether we are talking about firewood, charcoal, whale oil, coal, nuclear, or petroleum. |
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Tuberculosis is spread primarily through airborne transmission by aerosolised droplets during coughing, sneezing or talking. |
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Air signs love to talk but you are just talking yourself into a whole lot of trouble. |
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Next to it was a talking wishing well, which startled every youngster who threw in a coin. |
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Spokesman for FMO in the UK, Alex Woolfell, told the Daily Post yesterday much more talking would be needed before solutions could be agreed. |
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They were all engaged in a lively conversation, and the cardiologist was talking across my body with animated gestures to the allergist. |
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It has been a month where no one could stop talking about butts. |
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He was talking to a delegation of Chinese TV channel Xingjiang in Lahore on Thursday. |
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I'm not talking about teaching kids the capital asset Pricing Model. |
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He was no carping presence, talking about how things were done in his day. |
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I always start any discussion on education by asking if the person I am talking with knows the quadratic formula. |
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I was talking to Bob about the noise made by my neighbours, when right on cue their music started thumping through the wall. |
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Often, a character talking to themselves can come across as tropey or hacky. |
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On the surface, he's a blunt talking, what-you-see-is-what-you-get Yorkshireman. |
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He tends to exaggerate when talking about his accomplishments. |
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She was talking about a popular video she saw on the Internet. |
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In the first act, two characters are talking in a restaurant. |
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He played the piano well, was an enthusiastic ailurophile, and persistently played solitaire while talking and writing. |
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I like how I can tell someone that I want to become an hero and they have no idea that I'm talking about suicide. |
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The second challenge in talking about marketing leadership is the persistent view that marketing leaders are born, not made. |
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Although he seemed arbit at first, a few minutes of talking exposed a decent and well-mannered human being. |
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Lambs and Barbz, remain calm, but Mariah Carey is once again talking about her infamous feud with Nicki Minaj. |
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I was looking at a pair of bathers to buy and talking about the life of the bathers and how to extend their life. |
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Helene I found beached on the floor outside her room, awake and talking to herself but with no desire to press on toward bed. |
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What if we are already under investigation from someone covertly talking with the cops? What if there is a Benedict Arnold in the group? |
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He never believed in the bibe although the people were always talking of her. |
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Instead I was talking about Nietzsche, or some bolloxology, trying to impress her instead of getting a plan together. |
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He was bombastic and braggy to the point of trash talking fellow performers. |
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Perhaps we have not been sufficiently aware that talking about access and its implications in Scandinavia is like bringing owls to Athens. |
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In spite of reading all the materials on the Steps, talking to my sponsor, sharing at meetings, I felt like a broken record. |
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I'm talking about the way the camera flies up above the skater when you leap into the air. No one had done it before. |
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Indeed the difficulty was to get him to stop talking, for, like all squirrels, he was a chatterer. |
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While we were talking, one of the chows, the rusty one, had come over to me and I was absently petting him. |
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Leadbetter needs to be thwacked with a legal clue stick. The law he's talking about applies only to Internet service providers, not reporters. |
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Bozo had a strange way of talking, Cockneyfied and yet very lucid and expressive. |
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But this descriptive commonplace is not sufficient to account for the sort of comportability-predicated integrity we have been talking about. |
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Out in computerland, people are talking to each other about how to make a bomb. |
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Neither filthiness, nor foolish talking, nor jesting, which are not convenient. |
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My father was talking to the World's Fair Commission yesterday, and they estimate it's going to cost a cool fifty million. |
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Since we were now living so close, at least those couple hours of talking together helped boost our spirits. |
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As soon as I appeared, the Crown Vic fired up its engine, and the driver of the van started talking into a walkie-talkie. |
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Grace says that depends on who I like talking to more, the cyberstud or Dylan. |
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We ate without talking and watched dayrise through frost-rimmed glass in the double-hung window. |
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Wile they was still talking along these lines, the orchestra begin to drool a Perfect Day, so I ducked out on the porch for air. |
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Anyway, Eric kept humming some dueling banjos song and talking about people who marry their first cousins. |
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Indeed Tom was much still the ephebe, sharing boys with his friend though talking of the gravity of marriage. |
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Alice took up the fan and gloves, and, as the hall was very hot, she kept fanning herself all the time she went on talking. |
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You talk on the farspeaker and it just isn't the same as talking with them person to person! |
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And we're not talking about me. We're talking about you. What's with you Kings? You're always trying to flip the script on me. |
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I can never hear the professor because these fratty guys spend the whole class talking about partying. |
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Oh, we've been talking about constitutional reform since 1927. I've been going to these gabfests since the fifties. |
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Mo was doing most of the talking and even though he's a good guy, once he gets going about Betty you can forget it for the rest of the night. |
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He is also an avid photographer and falconer. Don't get him started talking about his birds because he won't stop for a while. |
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One thing I know, not a girlygirl, which would be stupid playing games talking teasing being tied to the junglegym. |
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I don't have any idea what you are talking about. I don't equate Glossopoeia with Mathematics, it is the creation of language. |
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We're not talking about a lame chick and a gnarly guy. We're talking about a couple of far-out dudes. |
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In short, what the theorist has given Smith is a new way of talking about some important goings on in the lives of others. |
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I was talking to the Marine Corps Recruiter and he told me that we could go in on the Buddy Program. |
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At least, that's what our mentors have always told us, but what the hizzle are they talking about? |
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He first appears in the second scene where he is talking to a sergeant, with Duncan. |
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He writes prose with a conversational tone suited for a bus driver talking with a lone passenger on an hourslong excursion. |
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So when we were talking with your friends the other night they mentioned human-cow or hucow, and I am wondering where that goes here? |
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Although the brisket was excellent, Elbert seemed a tad hurrisome to conclude the meal so she would stop talking. |
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You can tell he's completely in his element when he's talking about fossils. |
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They heard her talking normally, even jestingly, with one of the aunts, and they admired her for her courage. |
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You sit round in the evening talking, or you study, or you go to Joe's for a beer. |
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We had some bad blood initially, but in the end it was all made right by talking things over. |
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The silly mare phoned your mother, talking about applying for a mortgage, and we don't want that, do we? |
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Of these legends, one of the most prominent was that he created a talking brazen head which could answer any question. |
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They spent their time writing, boating on the lake, and talking late into the night. |
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Pratchett also made an appearance on The One Show on 15 May 2008, talking about his condition. |
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If you're talking about Western Europe it's fine, but Ukraine, not so good. |
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In Japan, where the popular film tradition integrated silent movie and live vocal performance, talking pictures were slow to take root. |
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However, even with access to both technologies, most of the Hollywood companies remained slow to produce talking features of their own. |
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The talking scenes will require different handling, but the general construction of the story will be much the same. |
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She then notices a White Rabbit wearing a waistcoat and pocket watch, talking to itself as it runs past. |
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Typically a talking electronic dartboard is used to speak the numbers hit, keep score and announce who is throwing next. |
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After backing away from his bunker shot to scold some photographers for talking, Faldo made his lone bogey. |
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Faldo also brought more criticism upon himself by taking up the majority of his opening speech by talking about himself and his family. |
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I probably gave another three or four minisessions just sitting around talking shop. |
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I seem to remember that he never stopped talking, and I had given him the cold fish eye. |
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However, the moment I even speak of it, I am embarrassed that I may do something wrong to God in talking about God. |
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When talking about the Global North and the Global South, the majority of the time the two go hand in hand. |
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He was talking nineteen to the dozen, it was almost impossible to follow what he was saying. |
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Some of the waitresses disappeared, others stood against the bar talking to the nonbuying customers. |
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He asked what I was talking to Sam about. I told him it was none of his business. |
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Loud talking within the mosque, as well as discussion of topics deemed disrespectful, is forbidden in areas where people are praying. |
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I got talking to an old boy in the pub, and he told me what the village used to be like in the old days. |
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But when I went back to Wales I would start talking all Welsh, 'lyke that you see' before going all Alf Garnett while coming back the other way. |
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It is more professional to accept differences, no matter what the grievance, and walk away on talking terms. |
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The fishermen would make a beeline to the goals, catch the fish around them, and say the scientists do not know what they are talking about. |
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And for the first few songs, he was encouragingly, overcompensatingly manic, his good leg pumping, talking up the greatness in store. |
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I was hanging clothes in the garden and I overheard the neighbours talking about Sheila's pregnancy. |
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When talking about the German language, the term German dialects is only used for the traditional regional varieties. |
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A 1907 illustrations by Arthur Rackham of the Caterpillar talking to Alice in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. |
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Rome is well known for its statues but, in particular, the talking statues of Rome. |
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Then Porscha sees Ramone standing in line behind two of the Newnan High girls at the snack bar. He was talking and laughing with them. |
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You are always talking about your clothes, but that is not in my possession of interest. |
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This shift into formality give the Nahua the impression that she was a noblewoman who knew what she was talking about. |
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A huge brute with thick lips and prognathous jaw stood at her shoulder. He was talking loudly and gesticulating wildly. |
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Such a separation of loanwords into two distinct categories is not used by linguists in English in talking about any language. |
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What is standard in what you and I are talking now is what we get from our writing. |
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Your talking of a retreat, Mr. Marlow, puts me in mind of the Duke of Marlborough, when we went to besiege Denain. |
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Coke continued talking until the end of the Parliamentary day in a filibuster action, granting a day of delay for the government. |
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And when they are talking about capitalism, they are talking about slavery. |
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While talking about 'free associations of producers', they advocated discipline and hierarchy. |
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Perceval, who had been warned against talking too much, remains silent through all of this and wakes up the next morning alone. |
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When they utterly despair of a fair hearing or a just decision, they tend to stop talking and reach for the nearest brick. |
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I remembered Miranda talking about a rare Roman shower fetish, where people liked you to throw up on them. |
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He saw a crowd listening to a man who was talking from the rostrum of a kitchen-chair. |
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He is inordinately fond of the scare quote, a sign that he is not really sure of what he's talking about. |
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It was like she was talking to me. Not barking, not growling. More of a Scooby Doo sort of thing. |
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In the movies spies are always talking over cell phones with built-in scramblers. |
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He was a shifty character in a seedy bar, and I checked my wallet was still there after talking to him. |
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The showgoer also saw and heard a talking microwave oven that sounded as if it had a speech impediment. |
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Sammy Lee has gone from Bolton and Fulham's Lawrie Sanchez is talking about six-pointers. |
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I was talking to Jim, about Paul and Ethel, when it just slipped out about their possible divorce. I'm sorry. |
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I was lower than low in the face of a reality that none of my usual resourcefulness or smooth talking could erase or make better. |
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I never really trusted Richard, but you certainly were won over by his smooth talking and intelligent ideas. |
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What about contempt? Isn't it used by the judiciary as a stick to dissuade people from writing or talking about them? |
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They could not vote, attend the theater, or walk in the stoa talking philosophy. |
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A group of girls talking in a mix of languages, in a streety English hip-hop and a swoony lyricism spiked with Spanish. |
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He was talking to media men after addressing the Public gathering at Jalap Pirwala. |
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They are likely to recommend talking therapy like cognitive behaviour therapy, or prescribe antianxiety medication. |
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What sincere friendship are you talking about considering you recognized our name and now you are strongly pushing us to change it? |
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District Police Officer Wakif Khan while talking to newsmen. |
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He stayed with him some time talking about the three-roomed house for Mario, and arranged for him to come and measure up for the timber and weatherboarding required. |
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Other panellists including Adil Ray, the star of BBC1's Citizen Khan, Beatrix Campbell and Simon Minty, were talking about racism, sexism and ableism respectively. |
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He's actually talking about a plant, and a more prosaic soul might add that it belongs to the same family as calla lilies and jack-in-the-pulpits. |
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He spent the afternoon shaping a swagger-stick from the branch of jarrah and talking with Miss La Rue, who had sufficiently unbent toward him to notice his existence. |
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Tooners must also be able to appeal to children without talking down to them or talking over their heads. There are many different kinds of animation writing. |
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Today's young and hip black male who fancies himself a radical, who is ready to throw down for the cause, is not talking about neo-colonialism, about global struggle. |
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After a few years of talking about musicking, healthing, therapying, and so forth, most of us will have enough, I assume, and will not necessarily be in a new place. |
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Just as long as they don't come around talking smack to us. But if they ain't in no gang and they live in our area, it's up to them if they join or not. |
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We were getting cold talking on the doorstep, so I asked him in. |
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I'm talking, of course, about vindaloos, karahis and jalfrezis. |
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Arian Foster do a lot of talking, man. He swag it up with it. |
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Anything is possible, but if you haven't begun talking smooth yet, then I would really like to have a demonstration of what you think smooth-talking is. |
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No one addressed these issues when I posed this question some smarmy, smooth talking lecturer reiterated as if I were some innocent who had just woken up from my cradle. |
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In the blue corner was Mazher 'Fake Sheikh' Mahmood, a man said to be capable of smooth talking everyone from minor royals to millionaire football managers. |
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That's because Hitler would stay up all night talking to them until sleepness over took him. They certainly didn't let sleepness overtake them while Hitler was talking. |
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We are not talking about angels dancing on the head of a pin here. |
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For many, oriental asymmetry was a liberation, and sharawaggi became a cult term of praise when talking about everything from ceramics to buildings. |
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The three year-old I babysit always spits on me when talking. I know he doesn't mean it, but telling him say it, don't spray it just doesn't work. |
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One month before the final task, Harry and Krum are talking when they encounter Crouch, who appears to have gone insane, but manages to tell Harry to get Dumbledore. |
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Careful scholarly studies have demonstrated this is a myth based on a misinterpretation of a telegram that was talking about Soviet prisoners held in Italy. |
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The proposal did not arise from the formal debates of the conference but amongst a group of bishops talking over tea on the lawn of Lambeth Palace. |
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After I arrived in Orange County on Saturday morning, Alissa and I spent most of our day talking poolside at her friend Kathy's house where I would stay for the weekend. |
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The quinquagenarian performer also is talking about making his recent Madison Square Garden birthday event, benefiting Save the Children, into an annual affair. |
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She rose to set her hair to rights in the pier glass while Drexel went on, though talking in a lower key, as if what he had to say might interest only Blanford. |
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I was made aware of my own tendency to pedestalize while talking with Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, during a Unity Forum in Fort Lauderdale. |
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People with BPD are sometimes too interpersonally sensitive, and they overjudge situations, such as feeling that no one loves them or that people are talking about them. |
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How much is that Rolls Royce? We are talking telephone numbers. |
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I'm not talking about enough templates to egg-crate the car. |
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It was a full house and he made a brilliant quizmaster, really getting into the fun of the night and staying to spend time talking to customers once the quiz was over. |
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Roxborough was talking about Black Power before it became popular. |
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Welsh, when talking to the press, always stated that he was a vegetarian. |
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For example, in Czechoslovakia it was common to hear two people talking on television each speaking a different language without any difficulty understanding each other. |
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For now, though, and for here, I vote that instead of the current necrohippoflagellation, we, like, move on, put aside any grudges, and start talking about, like, Buffy. |
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I do feel, however, that in talking lightheartedly of making rearing, pulling or nappy horses into useful members of equine society I am treading on very dangerous ground. |
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You call out the names in this strange incomprehensible language, and you're looking into the glass and there appears to be this little man talking to you. |
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The urban street is empty outside the diner, and inside none of the three patrons is apparently looking or talking to the others but instead is lost in their own thoughts. |
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During this time Bunyan, whilst on his travels as a tinker, happened to be in Bedford and pass a group of women who were talking about spiritual matters on their doorstep. |
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