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Everybody yacked and blabbered about cosmic spirituality and Hindu yogic chakras and Zen koans.
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I've since blabbered on to my wife about it, and intend to pick the game up soon.
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After Trump blabbered vaguely about demanding some kind of great deal with Cuba before restoring full diplomatic relations, Rubio ticked off the exact terms.
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Everybody laughed at Tess when he blabbered on and poured billions into ill-advised ventures that were what could generously be called "reinventions" of the subway, the bus, the car.
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Le Pen confused the euro and the ECU (a basket of European currencies once used as a unit of account); she seemed to think Britain had been in the euro and made the wild claim that Brexit had sent the British economy skyrocketing; she blabbered about the coexistence of a restored franc for French people and a euro for big companies; she appeared to decree that other nations would leave the euro at the same time as her France.
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" On Twitter, Glenn Greenwald said: "Yang's answer about the actual threats of the 21st century was way too smart, thoughtful and substantive for cable news and presidential political generally. Few things will affect humanity more than Artificial Intelligence in this century." CNN's Chris Cillizza listed Yang as among the debate's winners, saying that he "came across as, by far, the most relatable candidate on the stage". Chris Churchill of Times Union wrote: "The other candidates blabbered on about millionaires and billionaires or the bad man in the White House while Yang, bless his heart, repeatedly turned the focus to families and children.
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