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Meanings of rumours in English
Usage of rumours in English
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An Accor spokeswoman said the company did not comment on market rumours.
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A Nycomed spokeswoman said the company did not comment on market rumours.
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In 2013 Chinese authorities introduced a possible three-year sentence for spreading rumours.
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However, rumours are swirling that the tradition won't be observed this year.
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The lack of official information was feeding fears and rumours, she said.
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A spokesman for Maxingvest said it did not comment on market rumours.
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Social media has been restricted in some areas to stop rumours spreading.
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This year, rumours of an impending invasion began circulating in late winter.
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Sikka quit SAP amid rumours of a power struggle within the company.
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Spreading rumours is a human art form that requires patience and daring.'
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The China Daily newspaper reported rumours of the investment on Nov. 9.
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The other source of rumours that worried Spoonley was fringe political leaders.
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A spokesman for Homeplus said the company does not comment on rumours.
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IBM Ireland has played down rumours of job cuts at the company.
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Should we blame the rise of social media for spreading false rumours?
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It's more complicated for important news or rumours that are very damaging.
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Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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