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talk back

verb as in back-talk

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verb as in retort

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Harris slyly acknowledges the divisiveness of his work at the top of the film with video taken at a 2019 post-show talk-back.

In a talk-back at the end of the show, Ullett admitted that he quite liked Berkoff, ornery though he was, and that he respected Friedkin’s stature as one of the great film directors.

One of their peers, Samantha, has committed suicide, and the synagogue is hosting a talk-back session for students to share their feelings about her death.

Early in her career, after a performance of Wilson’s “Seven Guitars” — “absolutely an Everyman tragedy story,” Davis said — she and the rest of her cast, all Black, hosted a talk-back.

Thursday-Saturday, with an artist talk-back following the Friday performance. $39-$99.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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