talks <a talk; talks> SOST Pl POL
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preliminary talks
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hold talks with VB
talk VB
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The business programme included discussion sessions and satellite events designed to help participants to establish business contacts, hold talks, and share experience with colleagues.
en.wikipedia.org If you're going to write a biography of somebody, it'd be nice if you'd talk to their family.
en.wikipedia.org If you use off-the-cuff, remixed humor, it's a little easier to talk about such critical topics.
en.wikipedia.org It is pure, honest and immune to sweet talk.
www.independent.co.uk That we'll talk out in our next team meeting.
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