What does TOT stand for?

Set in his hometown of Carlisle Talk of the Town is set in 1986 on the last day of the summer holidays.

Summary: A family of Malaysian villagers became the talk of the town after they found the word Allah, meaning God in Arabic, inscribed on meat bought from the local market, the country's press reported A family of Malaysian villagers became the talk of the town after they found the word Allah, meaning God in Arabic, inscribed on meat bought from the local market, the country's press reported on Tuesday.

The Clyde 1 breakfast host had turned up for the show at the Talk Of The Town pub in Shotts, Lanarkshire, when a thug grabbed his bag of discs.

Wearing turquoise jewelry can make you talk of the town and help you win some wonderful compliments for your choice.

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Selling on eBay and creating a store there is the talk of the town, and with an increasing number of people starting to choose a work-from-home career, more and more people are looking for ways to do online auctioning in an effective way The concept of eBay selling seems simple but it is always good if you can have an extra edge over the ever-increasing competition Selling on eBay and creating a store there is the talk of the town, and with an increasing number of people starting to choose a work-from-home career, more and more people are looking for ways to do online auctioning in an effective way.

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THE abolition of slavery will be the talk of the town on Friday.