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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sixth round of talks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific series of discussions or negotiations that have taken place multiple times, indicating that this is the sixth occurrence.
Example: "The two countries have agreed to engage in a sixth round of talks to resolve their ongoing disputes."
Alternatives: "the sixth session of discussions" or "the sixth round of negotiations".
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As Vice President Joe Biden and six lawmakers meet for a sixth round of talks, outside pressure is growing for them to reach an agreement that would let Congress raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling before an August 2 deadline.
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Henri E. Cauvin (NYT) WESTERN SAHARA: POLISARIO TALKS A United Nations mediator, James A. Baker III, will convene a second round of talks between Morocco and Polisario Front rebels on June 28 and 29 in London in a bid to end a deadlock over the disputed territory of Western Sahara.
A first round of talks was postponed.
A second round of talks was held in Bonn in June.
Japan and Australia held a first round of talks aimed at their own agreement.
A third round of talks, between Diendéré and Yayi Boni, began on Saturday.
But after a first round of talks between the coalition partners the chancellor has reaffirmed his message.
An agreement appeared close during a second round of talks, but then the elder Mr. Kim died.
A first round of talks in August ended without an agreement, and a follow-up session in December was postponed.
China insisted that the United States, Japan and South Korea agree on a statement before a second round of talks with North Korea.
Kosovo's ethnic Albanian leadership and the Serbian government are scheduled to hold a second round of talks on Sunday.
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