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talk

[tawk] / tɔk /








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When it comes to peace, the elders are the ones who tend to do the talking.

From BBC

"The gym is my space to get a social fix and to talk to and see people," says the 28-year-old digital creator and fitness enthusiast, who is known as Syd Grows on social media.

From BBC

There has been talk within some communities to removed the Chavez name and replace it with a more generic honor for farmworkers and activists, placing the movement above any individual.

From Los Angeles Times

Growing up, she would often hear her mother and grandmother talk about Chavez and his efforts to help fight for the rights of Mexicans.

From Los Angeles Times

Her parents were grocery-store workers who put in long hours and hadn’t talked to her about college or given her much advice.

From The Wall Street Journal