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The phrase "more than talk" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to convey that something is not just being talked about, but also being acted upon or followed through with. Here is an example: "John promised to help clean up the park, but Mary's contributions were more than talk. She organized a group of volunteers and spent hours picking up trash and planting new flowers."
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This was more than talk.
It is more than talk.
Interpreters do more than talk and listen.
Williams says people want more than talk.
But he will need to do more than talk.
However heartfelt, the speech was more than talk.
But there needs to be more than talk.
But there is no sign of more than talk.
Mr. Kudrin said the actions would matter more than talk.
Whether it's more than talk, I can't say.
Mr. Elson does more than talk the talk.
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