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Meanings of unconfirmed reports in English

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Usage of unconfirmed reports in English
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There were unconfirmed reports that a number of vehicles were set alight.
The Irish Times
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We have unconfirmed reports that there were, said ministry spokesman Zemarai Bashari.
Reuters
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There are unconfirmed reports of injuries among those travelling in the convoy.
The Irish Times
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There are unconfirmed reports that he may have been forced into quarantine.
BBC
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Royal fanatics went into meltdown over unconfirmed reports the Prince had died.
News.com.au
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There were unconfirmed reports of eight shots being fired in the carpark.
News.com.au
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An intelligence official said there were unconfirmed reports of eight militants killed.
Reuters
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I quickly checked the news and saw some unconfirmed reports of some attacks.
The Guardian
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Some local media outlets also ran unconfirmed reports that hostages had been taken.
The Guardian
10
There are unconfirmed reports that thousands of pounds were bet on the fight.
The Irish Times
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The Con Ed Website says nothing, but we've received two three unconfirmed reports.
NY Magazine
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There were unconfirmed reports on Tuesday of retribution by pro-government forces.
Reuters
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Other unconfirmed reports have alleged he was a known drugs dealer.
The Guardian
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A flurry of other unconfirmed reports about his condition and his whereabouts followed.
Radio NZ
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There are also unconfirmed reports of a warren of underground tunnels and bunkers.
100 Places You Will Never Visit
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There were also unconfirmed reports that his son was also among the dead.
News.com.au
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New Zealand
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