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There is a lot of scare-mongering, rumour-mongering around ecstasy in particular.
Archive 2008-01-01 2008
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It's hard to see through the hype sometimes in Hollywood, that and the rumour-mongering, but get through it and there's sometimes something real and interesting to see.
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Clearly fearing a run on HBOS (wholesale, retail, stock market, whatever), the Bank decided the rumour-mongering was just too serious on this occasion.
Archive 2008-09-01 Not a sheep 2008
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There's been some talk about how the filming of Thor has been going, a bit of mud slinging and some rumour-mongering, but the superb director and a man whom I personally admire, Kenneth Branagh, has talked about the production to try and put things right.
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It's hard to see through the hype sometimes in Hollywood, that and the rumour-mongering, but get through it and there's sometimes something real and interesting to see.
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The newspapers and the blogosphere are alive with rumours of impending general elections, you can read Iain Dales's rumour-mongering here.
The next election? Not a sheep 2008
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The newspapers and the blogosphere are alive with rumours of impending general elections, you can read Iain Dales's rumour-mongering here.
Archive 2008-12-01 Not a sheep 2008
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There's been some talk about how the filming of Thor has been going, a bit of mud slinging and some rumour-mongering, but the superb director and a man whom I personally admire, Kenneth Branagh, has talked about the production to try and put things right.
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Until Taylor's lame-ass retraction, at which point a number of commenters call him on his irresponsible rumour-mongering, whereupon Taylor comes back with a beaut:
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Abrams and Tom Cruise getting together to produce the fourth Mission: Impossible story, but this announcement in the more official and traditional sources contains more guesswork, rumour and negativity on the story than your average "Internet" story, and it's the "Internet" stories that are always fired at by Hollywood types for wild rumour-mongering.
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