There was no reconciliation, there's no big talk or explanation.
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For the most part, the big talk was the point.
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Little steps, not big talk, could bring progress on denuclearization.
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He was the first big talk hit talk show before Oprah.
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"It was the big talk of Sundance that year," says Ostroy.
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" Tech companies talk a big talk when it comes to "transparency.
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Monica, there&aposs a big talk about a potential shutdown now.
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He never bought Cornett's big talk about jobs and economic growth.
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He wants to finish it, big talk from such a little man.
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And the big talk ... will Beyonce show off her boobs during halftime?
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Remember Trump's big talk about the "virtually impenetrable" border wall he's constructing?
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There's also a tactical advantage to this big talk about big money.
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If so, you might need to do a lot of big-talk-ing.
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Research done by my colleague Alvin Chang reinforces that this isn't just big talk.
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If you feel safe, maybe it's time to trust them with the Big Talk.
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The president's big talk about infrastructure investment has devolved into a bad political joke.
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Unfortunately, most people are unable to move beyond the big talk and launch into action.
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But Trump has made it clear his big talk on infrastructure might be just that.
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The government frequently cites Musk's big talk when it talks about what NASA should do.
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Long walk or big talk, the message was resounding clear for those who crossed Klaew Thanikul.
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So if you think about it, 2017 offers no evidence to support big talk about future growth.
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For all of Facebook's big talk about video, it was still just part of the almighty News Feed.
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In the end, Kate and Toby have a Big Talk about the fact Kate didn't "fail" her fiancé.
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I think there was a lot of big talk and it's not being followed up by big action.
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"It isn't having the great big talk, like the birds and the bees and everything else," she says.
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"Parents need to understand that these days there's no longer the need for THE BIG TALK," Strasburger said.
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The problem, of course, is that small talk precedes big talk in the normal course of human affairs.
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Why can't we replace small talk with big talk and ask each other profound questions right from the start?
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I'd argue, however, that you can elevate any question from small talk to big talk with a little tweaking.
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And yet, full of big talk and self-righteous anger, he comes close to wrecking everyone else's life, too.
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All the big talk about cutting regulations ignores the fact that restrictions on trade and immigration are regulations too.
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Small talk can be annoying, but do you really want to have Big Talk with some of these people?
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They argued that some are not comfortable jumping directly into big talk, reasoning that certain people find small talk relaxing.
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She laughed when I explained my theory on big talk versus small talk and agreed to be the guinea pig.
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So they left Facebook in September, and this is their first big talk that they did together as a team.
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Seemed like big talk at the time, but earlier this week he delivered to a bunch of freelance camera guys.
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Fuck your over-intellectualizing and big talk that obscures the fact that you only produce, curate, exhibit art for certain bodies.
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As a result, for all the big talk, economic policy during Mr Duterte's first year in office has been surprisingly sober.
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But for all the big talk, the alleged conquerer has yet to make much of a mark with his new persona.
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It's clearly going to hurt him politically, notably because of the contrast between his big talk and not-so-great reality.
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It reads like a dare by Sessions for Trump to fire him -- a calling of the bully on his big talk.
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Instagram's inability to do any of this clashes with it and Facebook's big talk this year about its commitment to safety.
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With him gone, Trump may have more leeway to indulge his more dovish instincts, which rarely match big talk with action.
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Before you launch into the big talk, I'd urge you to ask yourself: Is the Instagram thing part of a bigger problem?
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"The big talk of the day is going to be the bankers," Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at SlateStone Wealth, told CNBC.
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That's some big talk, especially considering how thoroughly Apple and Samsung have dominated the smartphone camera space over the last few years.
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For all her big talk about indulging a hedonistic lifestyle, her writing really did value tradition and consistency ... more than she maybe realized.
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But if there's no action accompanying that truth, then it's merely a smokescreen, big talk to cover up a rotting, self-perpetuating core.
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More than three decades of bungling have generated plenty of big talk with bigger plans and ideas but little in the way of results.
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The danger is not that such big talk will threaten NATO, as some fear, but that it will come to nothing and expose Europe's weakness.
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"This team is very scary right now," said Randall, who backed up his big talk during the week with an interception in the second quarter.
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Whenever I need a boost, especially before giving a big talk, I turn on Lizzo to give me the energy and confidence I need to succeed.
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And, if the time is right for a Big Talk with your partner, go with that feeling, but choose your words carefully before getting too deep.
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"The big talk on the street is obviously trade and China," said Dubravko Lakos-Bujas, head of United States equity strategy at J. P. Morgan Securities.
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Still, especially given de Blasio's big talk during his campaign, critics have pointed to what they call insufficient efforts on creating affordable housing and closing Rikers Island.
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While the company has talked the big talk in interviews and marketing materials, it's also lost some executives in charge of messaging as that too has fallen apart.
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THE BIG TALK, TALKING ABOUT MONEY COMING FROM FOREIGN LANDS TO OURS IS WHETHER THE SAUDIS ARE GOING TO MAKE A MASSIVE INVESTMENT TO HELP TAKE PRIVATE TESLA.
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You don't solve it by big talk where you're banning all Muslims and making it harder for us to build the kind of coalition for us to be successful.
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Regardless of how it was interpreted, the film is still a big talk on the internet, with Twitter users finding opportunities to crack jokes over its connection with Disney.
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But it seems like the 18-year-old has put a bit of a target on his back with his big talk in the buildup to the hotly anticipated match.
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Every four years, like clockwork, the big talk pronouncements begin: the promises soon to be left unfulfilled, the bellicose hype that months from now will be long gone and gladly forgotten.
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If you and your partner don't feel the need to have a Big Talk™ before deciding to live together, that's a sign of emotional immaturity, not a rock-solid relationship.
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Ashley arrived in Paradise talking a very big talk about how she's grown and matured and only plans on crying *three* times in Paradise because she's a big girl now, okay?
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And to be clear, everything Musk announced today amounts to big talk for a man who runs a company with two major rocket failures in the last year and a half.
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All the big talk about President-elect Trump and Congressional Republicans dismantling ObamaCare now looks to be political cover for the GOP to go after Medicare, Medicaid and even Social Security.
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"There's big talk about inclusion and diversity at Google so if you need any evidence of Google is making this priority may I direct your attention to the [salad] emoji," she wrote.
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Ultimately, New Hampshire voters will have to wait until after a new president is elected in November to see if the big talk on addiction by the candidates translates to meaningful action.
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This is a sign that, if you've been putting off a big talk or project that you didn't feel up to tackling on January 2, you should still get it done this month.
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That same year the St. Louis-born, LA-based singer was handpicked by Ellie Goulding to open for her during her last album's tour, and her 2013 breakout tune "Big Talk" still bangs.
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Authorities started with big talk about busting up a human trafficking ring but later admitted that all they found evidence of was some sexual touching along with regular massages given by licensed adult women.
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Kris lays into him a little bit after she hears about his stunt from Gamble, but Disick doesn't seem to really care that he is talking a big talk and not walking any walk.
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Ke initially boasted that he could beat the AlphaGo machine, which sounds like big talk, but then told Chinese news media that he didn't want to play because it would copy his playing style.
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"[Co-star Molly Bernard] and I had this big talk about being in our 20s and we're like, 'This is still so f–king hard," she candidly revealed to PeopleStyle in a recent interview.
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Ahead, discover the simple habit your sign should pick up to feel more confident, whether you're pitching your ideas at work, negotiating with your landlord, or gearing up for a Big Talk with your partner.
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"I know oil is the big talk and it's not doing very well but it's not going away, oil is still king of the castle in the energy sector right now," the analyst told CNBC.
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Some critics of corporate giveaways have warned that Amazon's big talk is meant to lure valuable tax incentives and credits, and that those packages don't always generate as much economic activity as a company promises.
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Project Grizzly was a favorite of Quentin Tarantino and it's success meant that, for a time, Hurtubise was invited on all the big talk shows and got a chance to pal it up with famous folks.
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The sequence from "Skylar Diggins" to "Big Talk" to "Can't Do It Like Me" ranks among her most thrilling moments ever, and it would all sound fabulous in a club, where kinetic motion subsumes smaller details.
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And the proponents of chlorophyll water talk quite a big talk: It isn't just going to keep you hydrated, oh no — this stuff can help oxygenate your blood, detox your liver, and prevent cancer, they say.
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That's big talk for a quarterly with an initial print run of 300 copies and whose first issue mixes articles on economics and international affairs with more abstract offerings like a disquisition on Hegel and work.
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DR: In Seattle, where I live, I've always found a disconnect between the big talk on climate change and carbon on one hand, and actual attempts to densify and get people out of cars on the other.
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I don't need to fight trash mobs that stand between me and the big fight at the end of the dungeon (or, in the case of Deadfire, often the big talk at the end of the dungeon).
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I expected to feel his presence oppressively, but instead, in that small space, I registered him as being barely there—an empty vacuum into which the winds of whiteness, maleness, money, bigotry, and big talk were constantly rushing.
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It's certainly possible that the Trump era will bring more of the same — big talk about protecting American jobs followed by climbdowns when it turns out that American jobs can also be put at risk by retaliatory measures.
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It's certainly possible that the Trump era will bring more of the same — big talk about protecting American jobs followed by climb downs when it turns out that American jobs can also be put at risk by retaliatory measures.
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The presence or absence of serious answers to these questions, much more than any big talk of a European federation, are the measure by which the SPD's reinvention as the party of German Europeanism should and will be judged.
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But his big talk on stocks raises questions about the wisdom of a President tying himself so closely to a booming market, given that he could multiply the blame he might shoulder in the event of a serious correction.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says it's time to regulate Big Tech Some uncharacteristically big talk from the Speaker of the House: "Today, everything is connected to the Internet; it is the foundation on which our economy, democracy & attention rest," Pelosi said.
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The big talk -- the rivalry ... which has gotten more intense this season for two reasons -- the Yanks and Sox have the best records in baseball PLUS the teams got into a brawl the last time they faced off in April.
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Despite the big talk and sloganeering about Making America Great Again, the president's plan would theoretically spend only $85033 billion, each year, over ten years, which is nearly equal to what Americans' spent on "nation building" in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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His big talk on trade and China has translated into little concrete action, and his first diplomatic trip abroad damaged long-standing alliances while going viral in the worst way — with a GIF of him shoving another head of state.
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Ahead of these Winter Games, the I.O.C. talked a big talk to clean up Olympic sports, yet allowed Russia to send one of the largest contingents to these Games, and then approved a "neutral" uniform with the word "Russia" on it.
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Of course the big talk of the evening was all about Drake, who was having the best night of his life, gliding across the Bellagio fountain, picking up trophies and breaking records left and right, and meeting fellow Canadian legend Céline Dion.
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Ryan continues to talk a big talk on taxes, saying "the planets are aligned" for a big bill to pass in the coming months, and promising that neither the circus that is Trump or the war that is healthcare reform will derail those plans.
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The record features big talk about populism and political realignment, plus a dismissal of the white identitarians and racists drawn to his flame as just incidental idiots ... but it never seems to cash out in anything except a return to empty, race-baiting culture war.
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"The big talk of the day is (Britain's) official request to leave the EU, which we think is likely to be a counter balance for the markets for many days to come," wrote in a note Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial in New York.
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The now-annual conference will feature two days of keynotes, typically structured with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's big talk and lots of core Facebook product news the first day, and deep dives into Facebook's more futuristic 10-year plan technologies, like VR and internet connectivity, on the second day.
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In short, the effects of the Trump tax cut are already looking like the effects of the Brownback tax cut in Kansas, the Bush tax cut and every other much-hyped tax cut of the past three decades: big talk, big promises, but no results aside from a swollen budget deficit.
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We will have three check writers onstage for the big talk about where they see the best investments emerging — Eric Migicovsky (Y Combinator), Kelly Chen (DCVC) and Dror Berman (Innovation Endeavors) — plus two separate audience Q&A sessions, one with notable robotics / AI VCs Rob Coneybeer (Shasta) and Aaron Jacobson (NEA) and a second with corporate VCs Quinn Li (Qualcomm) and Kass Dawson (SoftBank Robotics).
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If you think we are being nickel and dimed by big talk of small donations, Strand directs our attentions to JC Penny, which used round up donations to raise in excess of $3 million in a single year; eBay, which used fixed donation, POS-like programs to raise more than $60 million in that same year; and Bank of America, with a "Keep the Change" savings program totaling more than $3 billion since inception.
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