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The only thing to do when Mr Breitstein came up in the course of chitchat over the festive board was to stay quiet until he blew over.

'He issues statements in media after having a chitchat with the incarcerated prime minister', he continued.

The last time Partridge had a show on the BBC he shot dead one of his guests - and while that's certainly not ideal, I always rated his interview style, finding it equidistant between chitchat and analysis.

Larry Madowo, former NTV anchor, claims credit for himself and his colleagues -- Smriti Vidyarthi and Wallace Kantai -- for introducing chitchat in NTV news.

His chitchat with cricketers Darren Sammy, Kamran Akmal, and Mohammad Hafeez was especially hilarious.

New York (AirGuide - Inside Air Travel) Tue, Dec 16, 2014 - While the Federal Communications Commission thought letting people chitchat on cellphones was a swell idea, and the U.S.

In chitchat with journalists over the situation in the Middle East, Bassil indicated that "Lebanon and the broader Arab region call upon the international community to adopt a courageous position regarding terrorism that we are witnessing." "Two types of this spate are threatening the world: the state terrorism like that of Israel and group terrorism where groups kill for ideologies that are refuted by others," he said.

Katherine Narducci who plays Frankie Valli's mother in the movie said that Eastwood would hug her and they would chitchat on set.

G-7 women police has no security, its security guards are found busy in chitchat, and visits of suspicious people have become a commonplace in the police station, a female police officer told reporter on the condition of anonymity.

Chitchat: Celebrating the World's Languages is a bright, engaging look at the history of speaking and languages.

The huge publicity for the new Superman movie took me back to a bit of idle chitchat in Arbroath a couple of years ago when I was filming with the Royal Marines of 45 Commando.