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181 But it does mean that talk of a "gene for dyslexia", or genetic screening for personality or ability, is seriously misguided.

182 The comment, the talk of Internet chat rooms, have spawned T-shirts, mugs and even baby romper suits printed with the phrases: "I'm not like you".

183 The band make lean, controlled music, free of obvious gimmickry and, writing about them, it's tough to stay away from talk of minimalism, of craft, of "tightness".

184 Amid a mood of cautious optimism, some experts talk of a "tipping point" in the fight against al-Qaida.

185 Cost cutting has been the talk of the paddock for years, with apparently mixed results.

186 House Republicans talk of making felons out of the undocumented and those who help them.

187 "As to your business, " Prince Andrey turned back to Boris, "we will talk of it later, " and he glanced at Rostov.

188 Few talk of brutality by their own side except to rationalise what went on.

189 In the 1930s and 1940s, it was the swing and jitterbug culture that invented the hip talk of the day.

190 Yet, there is no talk of an all-out war or even a euphemistic Operation New Dawn to tackle the most pressing issue for ordinary Americans – their economic security.

191 He began to talk of my going to West Chester in order to embark for Ireland.

192 He has swapped talk of plain " rupture " for the vacuous " tranquil rupture ".

193 First(Sentencedict.com ), let's look at the difference between Marxism and Leftism. Leftism is a term that refers to any talk of workers' liberation — from free trade unions to overcoming capitalism.

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

195 In the upper reaches of Wall Street, talk of another financial crisis is dismissed as alarmism.

196 While talk of kicking Greece out of the eurozone and pursuing a two-speed Europe may score some political points, it doesn't reflect the reality of today's interconnected European economy.

197 Forget all that indecorous talk of animal flatulence, cow burps, vegetarianism and global warming. Welcome to Cowgate - The Washington Times.

198 But talk of mineral wealth, even in potential terms,[sentencedict.com] has excited strong reaction.

199 Let's talk of something else; you are always harping on this subject.

200 The death of Michael has been the talk of the town recently.

201 Talk of the Eiffel Tower and you think of Paris.

202 Prof Yan from Tsinghau University brushed away any cozy talk of international co-operation.

203 The documents also include talk of Biggie's connections with the Genovese crime family in New York, and posit that the family may have photo or video evidence of the persons involved in the shooting.

204 Talk of revolution and mock gallows aside, the Republican street party was hardly a Cromwellian affair.

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

206 There is something fun and conspiratorial about their talk of underground dining, which reminds me of the London art scene in the very early 1990s, before it was institutionalised.

207 I remember vividly another evening, when something led us to talk of Dante's veneration for Virgil.

208 She aims to absorb the truth of Chinese art and the artistic appreciation of China, allowing the talk of "Chinese-Thai as a family" to be sublimed and embodied in her works of art.

209 There is much talk of cuts in the diplomatic service in these straitened times.

210 And all of this talk of extravagance ignores Abramovich's unparalleled fleet of yachts, some of which typically winter in the harbor not far from his oceanfront estate.