JERRY DAVICH: Catholic bishop preaches to the choir about talking too much: 'It's hard to be quiet'
“Conversational disappointment” is quite common, with only 2% of conversations ending when both parties wanted them to stop.
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“Conversational disappointment” is quite common, with only 2% of conversations ending when both parties wanted them to stop.
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