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talk verb advise, answer, articulate, carry on a converration, comment on, communicate with, confer with, consult with, debate, discuss, dissertate, exchange ideas, exchange views, express, have dialogue, have verbal intercourse with, impart thoughts, inform, interview, make a speech, make a statement, parley, recite, recount, relate, relate ideas, relay ideas, say, speak with, state, utter Associated concepts: freedom of speech See also: communicate, conversation, converse, declaim, declamation, discourse, interview, language, parlance, parley, peroration, phrase, recite, recount, report, scandal, speak, speech, utter How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Teamsters and Laidlaw officials resumed talks around 5 p. Now 63, Rollin can be found giving upbeat talks around the country, sharing her insights to help other survivors heal. He said he gave talks around town, erected three campaign signs and used telephone calls to voters to get his name out, running a positive campaign and seeking to calm the bickering that characterizes California City politics. |
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