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Talk boards on the Guardian Unlimited network
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The Talk is the place on the net where you will always find lively, entertaining and, above all, intelligent discussions. Join or start a conversation on whatever interests you, from the state of UK politics to the complexities of the Guardian crossword. Registering is simple and quick, and it is easy to post a new message.
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Your chance to talk about the biggest issues... with the people who make the decisions. You can put questions to cabinet ministers, Guardian journalists and film directors. Keep your eyes on this page for the next big debate.
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Think you know how to win an election or want to sound off about the politicians you love to hate? This is the place to come to discuss every aspect of politics across the country.
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Hot discussions on Guardian Unlimited Football's talk boards range from England's chances of qualifying for the World Cup to the merits of women's soccer. If you have an opinion on the great game - and, admit it, do you know anyone who doesn't? - then share it with fellow fans here.
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The place to let off steam after another England batting collapse, or a depressing second week at Wimbledon. Indulge the fine art of the English moan while displaying the depth of your sporting knowledge. No sensible sweaters allowed.
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Join the most intelligent film community on the web to debate the latest releases, the best (and) worst films ever made, and those little factual errors that the directors failed to spot.
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Your chance to sound off on every subject from university league tables to teachers' pay. If you a parent or teacher, or work in higher or further education, this is the community board which values your viewpoint.
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The government has staked its reputation on improving public services. But how is it doing? Whether you work in the public sector, or have experience as a service user, join the debate on our talkboards.
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Discuss the books that were over-rated or the authors who still await discovery. Your literary opinions have not been so highly valued since fourth-year English lit. lessons - but this time you can choose the books you discuss.
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Your chance to cut through the shrouds of spin and debate the latest developments in the media. Have your say on everything that moves in medialand from the continuing ratings war between the BBC and ITV, to the latest attempts by media companies - old and new - to get noticed and be profitable.
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The next best thing to being on holiday is talking about it: take a break from work to debate top destinations, compare holiday horror stories or ask for advice on your next trip.
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