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"Not knowing what to talk about when the photographs are being taken at weddings.

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My participants' solutions have been to talk about fat talk with their friends, making pacts with them to try something different.

MANY of the artists in the current exhibition at Huddersfield Art Gallery will talk about their work.

Later that day Professor Steve Barnett, of Westminster University, will talk about the Press Complaints Commission.

"If anyone wants to talk about Barry in the future they must talk with the owner, Rick Parry or the chief executive of Aston Villa.

Most of the time, we talk about her or whatever she wants to talk about.

Barry Goldwater used to talk about the undue influence of the religious right on the Republican Party back in the '80s.

Some of the talk about nymphomania went something like this:

Now you're going to talk about it to like 200,000 skaters.

There was no talk about birth control or why not to have sex," says the 42-year-old mother of two from Darien, Illinois.

Valdivia says these programs, which students help develop and produce, exemplify the station's willingness to take on the issues considered "taboo that the bigger stations are never going to talk about."

I used to talk about space guys much differently than I talk about them today.

Archbishop Terence Finlay, formerly the bishop of Toronto, says that in 2000, as stories of the residential schools came to light, the diocese held a "healing circle" meeting to hear natives talk about their experiences in the schools.

To stimulate talk about relationships, for example, Reinfeld has taken a cue from his wife, who has asked him, "Am I your best friend?" One day he walked into a session and could tell one man was ready to corner him with a comment.