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The talk of Hitler in the White House ended forthwith, as if the analogy extended only when nationalist ideology is ruling the day.

They started meeting each other a few times a week, but they were not discreet and were soon the talk of both the faculty and students.

A Western official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the attack made the talk of a peace deal with the Taliban seem "absurd. "

But, for all the talk of pan-European solidarity, one cost of this credit-line will be a sharp increase in political tensions within the EU.

For all the talk of a pro-Russian mood in the east, none of the Russian oligarchs has been allowed to gain control of its industrial assets.

None of these was premeditated but sprang spontaneously out of the talk of black boys who met at the crossroads.

Amid all the talk of a "currency war" between the US and China, the greatest surprise may be that talk, so far, is all we have had.

Appropriate or not, after two wins, one of them a clinic, Mr. Maradona and his team are the talk of the World Cup.

Chinese traders also said the talk of the disease had curtailed soy meal purchasing by livestock feed mills.

One reason for the talk of an urban transportation crisis in the United States today perhaps lies in a failure to meet anticipations.

And yet, here we are. The "slap heard round the world" is the talk of the town.

I expect the Android to be the talk of the enterprise, especially if the Google Phone does make it to market.

But now, it was definitely a problem! By the end of the day, it was the talk of the entire class.

All the talk of letters a year ago made economists seem like characters on Sesame Street.

The term Chaiwan, she said, was the talk of Taipei.

The talk of menus prompts him to talk about his forthcoming winter ingredients.

That is, for all the talk of a failed stimulus, if you look at government spending as a whole you see hardly any stimulus at all.

For all the talk of so-called program trading back then, it was "nothing like what we have now, " he said.

Spending on infrastructure is taking a while to kick in, despite all the talk of 'shovel ready projects. ' Weaknesses in U.

Okay, now let me Laolaodaotao, the talk of her seventh dwarf bar!

She was perfectly callous about all the talk of the accident, but her estranged air looked like trouble.

To a very few students, he passed on "The Talk of the Sea" and "The Talk of the Light" .

Steve Alloy, another Virginia builder, recalls how the talk of America defaulting deterred many of his customers.

And for all the talk of peace and love on the West Coast, there was muscle to the movement that started out here.

The news soon became the talk of the town across the land.

For all the talk of a needed "timeout" from globalization, world trade is actually accelerating, and that is for the better.

It's the talk of the town that he met a rich widow a few days ago.

For all the talk of a growing middle class in India, nearly 38% of its population lives in poverty.

For all the talk of bars as sanctuaries, they exist to push booze, which can be a devastating force.

The two countries - with all the talk of warmer relations - are spying on each other as avidly as at the height of the cold war.

In part, he was interested in the talk of his son and daughter, who always looked well. The vanity of Mrs.

Certainly all the talk of a second Great Depression has vanished.

Thanks. Now to a video clip that's become the talk of the Internet. It's taken from Friday's Miss Teen USA pageant. . .

The injury of that star singer is the talk of the town.

All the talk of corporate and regional revival, however, will prove premature if the marque fails to hit the mark this time around.

He was the talk of the town and many newspapers printed his lectures.

With all the talk of "green shoots" of economic recovery, America's banks are pushing back on efforts to regulate them.

But behind the talk of unity, there is strong pressure from the United States, in particular, for Europeans to do more.

All the talk of a new Bretton Woods was worrying, many observers reckoned.

I think the talk of international monetary regime change and the renminbi as an invoicing currency is largely political posturing.

Katie, a child of Loyalists, is frightened by all the talk of independence that is igniting passions in her New England town.

For all the talk of diversity and globalisation, this usually means promoting from within and putting down deep local roots.

All the talk of spending cuts, for example, seems to have reawakened atavistic fears about Tory heartlessness.

The talk of Martian travel came on the heels of SpaceX's most recent development news of its Dragon capsule.

It took him only a few days to learn the motions, and now he is the talk of the town.

For all the talk of the euro failing to survive this sovereign-debt crisis, it should struggle through.

He travels the world using a number of names and his adventures are the talk of Paris.

The talk of further quantitative easing, a practice currently considered bad for the dollar, is getting louder.

But for all the talk of de-coupling, the Chinese economy still depends on how the US, Europe and Japan fare.

It's been the talk of the town the week before Super Bowl XLV - freezing temperatures mixed with ice and snow.

Behind the warm handshakes and the talk of cooperation rumbled a deep disagreement over what has caused the oil-price surge.

The talk of setting aside a corner of the pasture for superannuated animals had long since been dropped.

Reporter: It was the talk of school today.

She didn't talk the talk of feminism, but her career was the most important thing in her life.

Reilly insists that buyers have not been put off by all the talk of bankruptcy.

Just now, Chinese diplomats, for all the talk of China's "peaceful rise" , have weakened their case by upping the ante.

All the talk of global warming, allied to the high level of the oil price, is making this area very fashionable.

When your father built this house, it was the talk of Levenford.

Despite the talk of rebalancing, then, progress has been limited in the last few years.

Despite the talk of the things that are sometimes very short time, it should enter the room, not standing in the doorway to talk to.

Hence the talk of cutting the group down to size again, with a G13: the G8 plus China, India, South Africa, Brazil and Mexico.

Conspiracy theories about Jewish financiers were the talk of Paris salons.

For all the talk of an Asian decoupling, the Chinese and European economies remain closely intertwined.

But for all the talk of the future, scientists have little data on how climate change has already affected agriculture.

In a way, this helped fuel all the talk of open data.

"The talk of my potential departure did irritate me, " confessed the 2006 World Cup winner.

At one level, those governments have shown the limits of the talk of emerging market solidarity in international economic governance.

Liu bang in the school of learning see sons, hear the talk of his sons after entering the school.

When their son Caesarion is born, Caesar accepts him publicly, which becomes the talk of Rome and the Senate.

Breen, the advocacy leader, is taking the talk of potential violence seriously.

Mr. Smith is now the talk of the town .

Whenever that movie star does anything it becomes the talk of the town.

Max: They'll be the talk of the festival. Imagine seven children in one family.

The film star's engagement with the mayor became the talk of the town.

It is a reminder, however, that for all the talk of friendship China can still get very prickly.

Yet for all the talk of regional integration, political Latin America looks more divided than ever.

For all the talk of "cuts" , state spending on health has increased by nearly a third in real terms since 2002.

Despite all the talk of universities' importance, funding for higher education has dropped by 22% since 2002.

and heard the talk of many of his wild companions.

But each table cost a staggering RMB 12, 389 and it was the talk of the town.

In the Talk of the Town that week, Kahn described their visit.

The Duck remained abandoned and became the talk of local ghost stories.

China's supposed "V-shaped" recovery is the talk of the world, and the Shanghai composite index is up 42 per cent year to date.

Max: Yours. They'll be the talk of the festival. What's so funny?

Then there is "financial mercantilism" , the talk of this year's Davos.

The one million dollar prize in the city lottery is the talk of the town.

Einstein's lectures become the talk of scientific Europe.

all the talk, of course, has been of the marriage.

She's the talk of the town on ShenZhen radio these days.

His strange behavior is the talk of the town.

His high-rated property is the talk of the town.

We'd still be the talk of the town here in Beijing.

China's love for Bordeaux is the talk of the wine world.

is the talk of the town on the local magazines.

Their engagement is the talk of the town.

The modern sculpture outside the new library is the talk of the town.

Amid the talk of selling, other investors, such as HSBC and, reportedly, Citigroup, have looked to lift their stakes in Chinese partners.

Recent nudity on the stage has been the talk of the town.

And what bizarre statements they are; truly, the talk of lunatics.

Emigration is the talk of the town.

His new works is the talk of the whole country.

My wife's affair is the talk of the town.

KCTV5 reported that the allegations were the talk of the halls. Duh. This is high school.

They'll be the talk of the festival.

The divorced woman is the talk of the street.

For now, the talk of more stimulus money has been quashed.

Word quickly spread about what happened - "it's the talk of the entire neighbourhood" , a friend tells me.

You're the talk of the town. 2. You've got sharp ears.

The talk of tax rises is also irresponsible.

It is not only the sex scandal that is bringing the talk of impeachment to a boil.

It's the talk of the town.

They know that the talk of the railway going smash was folly.

He is the talk of the town.

In all labour there is profit: but the talk of the lips tendeth only to penury.

For all the talk of "decoupling" , developing countries are still dependent on the economic health of the rich world.

This is a car for those girls who are not afraid to become the talk of the town.

When we find a target, the girl is the talk of gold.

If I don't listen to the talk of the town

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All the talk of "resets" and "overloads" has become extremely tedious;

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So let loose the talk of love

A musical that is the talk of the town