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- noun Plural form of
gabfest .
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Because the commentators are either very wealthy themselves (i.e. denizens of the Sunday gabfests) or they are employed by media companies which are run by and for the benefit of the very wealthy. soullite says:
Matthew Yglesias » Americans Support Health Reform, Reject Policies to Make Health Reform Workable 2010
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On the far side of the meadow, I could see all four counselors sitting around the campfire, having one of their endless gabfests, which meant nobody was watching us.
THE BOYS FROM SANTA CRUZ Jonathan Nasaw 2010
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(And, he actually did enjoy those gabfests with the press.)
Ambinder vs. Scherer: The Emails - Swampland - TIME.com 2008
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On the far side of the meadow, I could see all four counselors sitting around the campfire, having one of their endless gabfests, which meant nobody was watching us.
THE BOYS FROM SANTA CRUZ Jonathan Nasaw 2010
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Heck, her presence might even lure me back to the Sunday morning gabfests.
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On the far side of the meadow, I could see all four counselors sitting around the campfire, having one of their endless gabfests, which meant nobody was watching us.
THE BOYS FROM SANTA CRUZ Jonathan Nasaw 2010
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On the far side of the meadow, I could see all four counselors sitting around the campfire, having one of their endless gabfests, which meant nobody was watching us.
THE BOYS FROM SANTA CRUZ Jonathan Nasaw 2010
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FWIW (and given the source, this may not be much), The Page reports that "no news was committed" on any of the Sunday morning gabfests.
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That said, Mr. Zakaria does not consider the other Sunday morning gabfests to be direct competitors.
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This ad came out today and I saw it this morning a couple times flipping back and forth on the morning gabfests.
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