Proof
Proof noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.
Talks
Talks noun - A discussion intended to produce an agreement.
Both words in one sentence
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Shout-Out: Sort of hard to see, but when Joe discovers proof of the Occupant, he talks to a librarian who says he appeared out of nowhere, claiming to be her husband, and he presented her with a photo of their wedding as proof.
Source: Series / The Lost Room -
He talks about how the cage the creature is in is escape-proof, only for it to slip through the bars immediately afterwards.
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In John Hemry's Burden Of Proof, Carl talks of how Paul and Jen have settled down since they started to date; he expects Jen to knit and cook and stuff.
Source: Feminine Women Can Cook
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