Jackie, I could go on talking to you all day.
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We will go on talking, because the alternative is unimaginable.
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At some point, it seemed like he happily might go on talking for three or four hours.
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I couldn't go on talking about it: there was nothing to say, and nothing, it seemed, to do.
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She was so worked up it seemed as if she were going to go on talking forever, and I had to put a stop to that.
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We go on talking and digging a pit in the earth to spit-roast kid, since anyone working in a lively rhythm is not attached to the story.
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"The perception we are having at the moment is that while everybody will go on talking about a political solution... there is clearly an acceleration of a military outcome," he said.
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Haldeman showcases the chief executive's lack of proportion and tendency to go on "talking for hours," occasionally "in one of his sort of mystic moods" but more often just profanely bitching.
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I could go on talking about how true to life the Utopia sound, how I can almost sense the texture of a drum head or the metallic edge of cymbals, but these headphones are not magical, and they do have downsides.
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She awakens her husband Willie, who is hidden by the mound, and prattles to him. He occasionally responds with headlines from his newspaper, one of which reminds her of her first kiss. They both look at an apparently saucy postcard. Winnie explains that Willie's listening enables her to go on talking, and is delighted when he responds even briefly to one of her many questions.
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She gestures to her former lover during various instances, particularly when the door bell rings and she persuades Mannu not to open the door. They go on talking about their past and present with multiple flashbacks. The raincoat comes to play when Neeru wears it to go out and fetch some food. The landlord (Annu Kapoor) speaks of the real situation of the household, and prompts Mannu to give his borrowed money as rent for the house.
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Michal then talk about the possibility of miracles, and Marian respond by saying that he is behaving like a "wild wind". Michal tells Marian that he has been blessed with a family now. They go on talking about experimental infections with lice going on when they witness a German officer at a market kick a man and shoot him with his Luger pistol and walk away. Marian kneels at the body and asks where meaning, law and god has gone in the "void and medieval darkness" that "life has become", saying that "a cry must burst out of this country's soul", upset that the fascist culture of cruelty is now the rule, he humbly agrees to give Michal more rations.
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