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Meanings of many rumours in English

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Usage of many rumours in English
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He said he had not heard anything officially or even many rumours.
Radio NZ
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There were so many rumours about what had happened to them.
The Guardian
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There are too many rumours around and things that do not make sense.
The Guardian
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I do not know what you do but many rumours fly about you.
A singular man
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Naturally, many rumours circulated before white smoke was spotted over Bristol.
The Irish Times
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We hear so many rumours but reliable news is scant.
Number9Dream
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And yet he could not resist saying: I get a good many rumours here.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
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There were many rumours, and a great dispute of doctors over the dead body.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 05 — Fiction
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Like many rumours, there is truth snooping around the fringes.
The Irish Times
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Yet many rumours abound of boatmen and their ways.
The buried giant
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Then there were many rumours of an impending revolt.
The Story of Mankind
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But we're glad to know the truth, as there are so many rumours flying round nowadays.'
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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I have heard many rumours as to why.
Stonewielder
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Here we found the confirmation of many rumours.
London to Ladysmith via Pretoria
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We heard many rumours and some unpleasant facts.
Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker / Sometime Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel on ...
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No more political news; but many rumours.
Vailima Letters / Being Correspondence Addressed by Robert Louis...
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