'special talk' is an acceptable, grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is usually used as a means to describe a conversation that is more meaningful than an average talk or conversation. For example, "The couple had a special talk in the garden and they both left feeling refreshed."
That special Talk section is now available online in its entirety; you can read it here.
You can even purchase an actual MetroCard, with a special "Talk to Me" logo, from a standard dispenser.
But Erica Garner clings to the hope that by the time her daughter reaches maturity there will be no need for a special talk.
His more than 2,000 clips, which include lectures, problem-solving tutorials, general mathematics instructions and even a special talk on relativity theory, have been watched more than 10.6 million times.
But shared parental leave showed us that there was no special talk we missed out on from our own parents; there doesn't have to be a handing on of the baton.
In the first issue after 9/11, New Yorker writers responded to the attacks in a special Talk of the Town section, and combined their reporting to produce a single account of the day's events written by David Remnick.
Performances are on Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m., and a special "talk-back" performance in scheduled on Jan . 26at 7 30 p.m. Tickets are $35.
NEW JERSEY STATE AQUARIUM "Labor Day at the Aquarium," special talks with the museum staff, including volunteers, divers and animal caretakers.
British insecurity about such humor can still be found in the recent HBO special "Talking Funny," a filmed conversation involving the comedy greats Louis CK, Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock and Ricky Gervais.
Fresh off an Emmy win for his last special, Talking for Clapping, Patton Oswalt is recognized as one of the first alternative comics to hit it big.
The reassurances and the start of special talks with the I.M.F. did not stop the Istanbul Stock Exchange's main index from dropping 8.12percenttodayay, to 7,329.61.
