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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
rumor .
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Examples
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Mr. Kim would not comment on what he characterized as rumors, but said the company has major players as partners that would "reinvent" TV over the next year.
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Almost lost in all the rumors is the fact that this particular tiger basically ate the arm off a keeper not that long ago.
Goodbye to Tatiana 2008
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According to the campaign, the news about Bristol was being released in order to counter what they characterized as rumors by liberal bloggers.
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He also rejects what he describes as rumors of Rodolfo Sanz 'dismissals from both the CVG corporate presidency and the Ministry of Basic Industries & Mining (Mibam) ... he says the rumors are getting "stranger and stranger" and that he (Arcila) and Sanz "are alive and kicking."
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The company said it was astonished by what it called rumors from the United States.
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The company said it was astonished by what it called rumors from the United States.
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Hankins also debunked what he called rumors that have surfaced since Beckwith arrived at Baylor.
A critique of Himmelfarb's scientific views - The Panda's Thumb 2005
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Hankins also debunked what he called rumors that have surfaced since Beckwith arrived at Baylor.
The Discovery Institute and publications - The Panda's Thumb 2005
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At Tuesday's press conference, Robert and Pam Champion confirmed that their son was gay, but rejected what they called "rumors" that his sexual orientation made him a hazing target.
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Twitter co-founder says it prizes independence Twitter Inc. co-founder Biz Stone said his company wants to remain independent despite what he called "rumors" it could be acquired.
The Seattle Times 2011
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