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The phrase "there will be dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a conversation or discussion is expected to take place in a given context. Example: "In our next meeting, there will be dialogue about the new project initiatives and how we can improve our workflow."
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"In the end, there will be dialogue".
And this time there will be dialogue".
"There will be dialogue and discussions about what works, rather than rude surprises that backfire.
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In recent days, Mr. Peres has become more openly critical of the prime minister's refusal to negotiate under fire, saying it is unrealistic to expect all violence to stop and that the policy "means that every gunman can decide there will be no dialogue".
Should we cold-shoulder these black-robed authoritarians and make it clear there will be no dialogue until genuine democrats take over?
"There needs to be a platform for dialogue, otherwise there will be a revolution and we lose the chance that we have today for a peaceful transformation," he said.
"There will be a dialogue," Mr. Sampson said.
"There will be no dialogue with terrorism," Haftar replied.
"These are preliminary meetings and clearly there will be more dialogue ahead, but we are glad to be talking at this very early stage," the statement said.
"There will be continuing dialogue, and we will see if something can be worked out to improve the local university and the hospital, but to keep local governance".
"I think that certainly there will be some dialogue that's going to take place in the next couple of weeks — or certainly in short order".
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