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Meanings of conspiracy theories in English

Russian
теория заговора
Portuguese
conspiracionismo
Spanish
teoria de un complot
Catalan
teoria de conspiració
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Explanation of an event or situation that invokes a conspiracy.

теория заговора
Usage of conspiracy theories in English
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The Feeling of Truth People love conspiracy theories because they feel good.
Wired
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It used to be the far left who traded in conspiracy theories.
The Guardian
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Sanctimony, double standards and conspiracy theories form the core of their approach.
The Irish Times
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But Mr Trump has a history of spreading conspiracy theories without evidence.
News.com.au
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In other words, it's a group in which people share conspiracy theories.
News.com.au
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The events of September 11 had become fertile ground for conspiracy theories.
Idiot america: how stupidity became a virtue in the land of the ...
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She's seen spouting coronavirus conspiracy theories as a staff member calls police.
News.com.au
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It is the focus of numerous conspiracy theories, especially in the Balkan.
The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
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Speculation, of course, was rife, with hack-attack conspiracy theories topping the lists.
Wired
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Speaking of conspiracy theories, did the president know what was going on?
Wired
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Bernardi's appetite for conspiracy theories does not end with Islamic food practices.
The Guardian
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The conspiracy theories that many lifers believe illuminate how this must feel.
The Guardian
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Like a lot of conspiracy theories, it has no basis in reality.
The Irish Times
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Even those who scorn conspiracy theories asked, what exactly is an accident?
The Guardian
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The conspiracy theories are making it difficult for South Korea's contact tracers.
Radio NZ
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This is actually case-closed for the conspiracy theories about his weapons transfers.
Wired