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'have talks with' can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing having a conversation with someone in order to share information, negotiate, resolve a problem, etc. For example: The two countries decided to have talks with each other in order to reach a diplomatic resolution to their conflict.
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Any group willing to cease hostilities is welcome to have talks with the government.
He will later have talks with German chancellor Angela Merkel and other European leaders.
He is set to have talks with the LTA after Wimbledon.
Her office also said that she would have talks with President Bush in Bermuda on April 13.
Have talks with Cuba about issues such as migration, human rights, trafficking and counternarcotics; "engagement will be critical when appropriate".
Brahimi is currently in Cairo where he will have talks with Nabil al-Arabi, secretary-general of the Arab League.
Another England player in prime form, the Hull winger, Tom Briscoe, is to have talks with his club about extending his contract.
The chief executive, Richard Scudamore, will meet Barwick and Triesman before the board meeting and then travel to Zurich to have talks with Blatter.
Mark Hamill has confirmed he is set to have talks with the team behind the new Star Wars films about reprising his role as Luke Skywalker.
Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, said Sunday that he is ready to have talks with United States if the West stops pressuring his country.
Giles confirmed that he plans to have talks with another former England team-mate, Andrew Flintoff, after his surprise comeback in Twenty20 cricket this year.
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