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Who are they talking to? They're talking to a policewoman.

I'm offered talking to friends, I'm offered talking to counselor.

Nice talking to you, sir.

You talking to me, froggy?

Are you talking to me powder intestines?

They're talking to Jesus about his exodus.

They can't help talking to their husbands.

The teacher is talking to the monitor.

Using websites is like talking to friends.

These days,when you're talking to one person,you're talking to a thousand.

I'm saying talking to my sister is like talking to a brick wall.

He's talking to some other inmates in Spanish. It appears he's talking about the cell phone.

We are talking to Stuart, a thirteen-year-old boy.

I looked back, they are laughing and talking to zongzi.

We kept on talking to keep off sleepiness.

I saw this woman talking to her hand.

Let me also say who I am talking to whom?

And if you aren't sure who I'm talking to, I'm actually talking to both the parents and the students, so congratulations to everybody.

Whether they are talking to customers, interviewing job candidates, talking to their bosses, or even questioning staff, executives need to draw people out.

If you are talking to medical students you can use medical terms more liberally than if you were talking to sociology majors.

Her boss was talking to two lawyers and didn't want to be disturbed.

It's no good talking to me about physics; it's a closed book to me.

So now when I talk to Rotary, I'm talking to my own family.

The average online Brit spends 4.6 hours a week talking to friends online and only six hours a week talking to people in person, said Yazino.

When talking to other people, Lolo referred to Barack as his son.

I have to smarten myself up about talking to my superior.

The uncertainty about who is talking (or probably just talking to him or herself, feigning conversation) is characteristic of the "forced anon" experience.

I was talking to a running friend recently about a half marathon she'd run.

If you are talking to me now, then obviously you didn't die, did you?

What viewers will see on Sunday night is an industry talking to itself.