Usage of "be speculation"

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Usage of be speculation in English

At this point all talk about 'softening' seems to be speculation. 
 The Guardian 

For days, if not weeks, there will be speculation about the timing of his exit. 
 The Irish Times 

There would be speculation that the result could pave the way for Jeremy Corbyn to become prime minister. 
 The Guardian 

There continues to be speculation about Apple rebooting its paid MobileMe service to have more seamless online integration. 
 Wired 

There is speculation Gillard may call a late August election within days. 
 Reuters 

There has recently been speculation he might try to return to politics. 
 Reuters 

However, there has been speculation that political interference prompted Mr Hester's departure. 
 BBC 

Already there was speculation that the programme would need to be expanded. 
 Reuters 

You said there was speculation that she'd been seeing someone in London. 
 An impartial witness: a bess crawford mystery 

Traders said there was speculation that a fund had bought the stock. 
 Reuters 

But there has also been speculation about Whitehead's future at the bank. 
 Reuters 

Cumerford said, There 's speculation that Russian president Barkovsky is behind Petrov's murder. 
 A Bloody Storm 

There has been speculation that this was directly related to funding issues. 
 Wired 

There has also been speculation that Japanese authorities intervened again on Friday. 
 Reuters 

Meanwhile there 's speculation Mr Turnbull will face another leadership challenge this week. 
 News.com.au 

There has been speculation Booker and Harris might consider 2020 presidential runs. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of be speculation in English