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The phrase "a day of talks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a scheduled day dedicated to discussions or meetings, often in a formal context.
Example: "The conference will feature a day of talks from various industry leaders sharing their insights."
Alternatives: "a day of discussions" or "a day of meetings".
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With more than a day of talks remaining, inclusion is far from a done deal.
The Carnegie conversations hope to kickstart debate with a day of talks.
They both walked into the village of Panmunjom for a day of talks.
He will be speaking at Israel/ Palestine, a day of talks and debate at the ICA on July 7.
McDonald is in London for a day of talks, which also include a meeting with the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
After a day of talks with rebels, President Laurent Gbagbo said disarmament by the guerrillas would start Dec. 15.
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A great deal is said, but after a day of talk and tea, you end up no further forward.
"It was perfect from the start, and since that day, I don't think we missed a day of talking to each other".
Utzon was, he said, "charming, interesting, all the rest of it," but, after a day of talking, his answer was no.
Porn to Pizza will be on view from September 5 through October 24, including a day of artist talks and a curator's tour & talk.
The inauguration event, "(un Discovered Worlds," featured a day of public talks given by leading scientists and renowned astronomy pioneers.
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a day of conversations
a day of discussion
a day of speaking
a day of negotiation
a day of conversation
a resumption of talks
a whirl of talks
a boycott of talks
a flurry of talks
a day of records
a renewal of talks
a day of horrors
a year of talks
a couple of talks
a variety of talks
a day of recriminations
a lot of talks
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