The phrase "away talk of" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, and it is unclear what context it is intended for.
Example: "Let's put away talk of the past and focus on the future."
Alternatives: "set aside discussion of" or "dismiss conversation about".
Mr. Harding waves away talk of patronage.
Mr Radhakrishnan waves away talk of rivalry, declaring that "we are only in a race with ourselves to excel in this area".
She swats away talk of leadership ambitions, but Westminster insiders are clear that she has begun subtle and not-so-subtle manoeuvres to put herself next in line.
Although Weldon shoos away talk of the controversy now, she clearly prefers a hard battle to what she sees as a repressive chill that has crossed the Atlantic regarding fiction.
In an interview in his office, the minister of information, Mahdi Ibrahim -- who served as the ambassador to the United States from 1996 until the American bombing of a pharmaceutical plant near Khartoum -- waved away talk of any government split.
Next chief executive, Simon Wolfson, batted away talk of a July retail sales bounce after it was forced to discount heavily in the wake of poor summer sales in its stores.
So here is May, the toffs tossed away, to talk of meritocracy and ordinariness.
Later, guitarist Brian Fox of the band A Step Away talks about another benefit of the Funk Zone: "It's become a rich musical neighborhood," he said.
As we walked away, he talked of the roots of the book, which tackles, from all different angles, the topic of shedding excess cash: gambling, investing, buying real estate, philanthropy, starting a business, socking it away.
Cairo's middle classes endlessly talk of moving away from the city's traffic and pollution.
She liked to talk of getting away, until it came time to go.
