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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'less to talk' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest that there isn't much to say about the subject, or that the conversation is drawing to a close. For example: "We've discussed this topic in detail, so there's less to talk about now."
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Maybe there's less to talk about".
But there's less and less to talk about when gathered around them.
Otherwise our relationship consisted entirely of those weekly phone calls, during which he often had little to say and we had increasingly less to talk about.
As for arguments against massive modularity, there is rather less to talk about.
With no reasons, there is a lot less to talk about, and repeat offenders can, and do, fly below the radar.
If most Detroit residents get their way, there'll be less to talk about in 2014.
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It makes less and less sense to talk about a car's nationality.
Members are less inclined to talk and cooperate, much less compromise.
Fathers are less likely than mothers to discuss such issues, while mothers are less likely to talk to their sons than to their daughters.
Less people to talk to — it just happened that way.
Men are less likely to talk about problems with eating.
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