Close
Close verb - To position (something) so as to prevent passage through an opening.
Talk of
Talk of verb - Discuss or mention.
Both terms in one sentence
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Slut-Shaming: Sex doesn't have a large role in the story, but when it shows up, expect talk of shame to come close behind.
- They all admit that the marriage was by no means close to being harmonious - Arnold and Elaine eventually divorced - but the sons talk of their father as being a good man.
Source: Film / Capturing The Friedmans -
Though there was talk of the show possibly finding a new home on cable, with the various resolutions the characters received, that seems unlikely.Put character tropes here, please.This series provides examples of: open/close all folders A-F Abusive Parent: Lisbon's father.
Source: Series / The Mentalist
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