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speculate

[spek-yuh-leyt] / ˈspɛk yəˌleɪt /




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Some former classmates are speculating about his mental health and whether he envied Loureiro’s successful career.

From The Wall Street Journal

Marcia finds it “difficult to imagine what her retirement would be like—impossible and rather gruesome to speculate on it.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The powerful men connected to him are named, dissected and speculated about.

From Salon

District Attorney Hochman added that it is too early to say whether any "mental illness" played a role in the crime, and speculated that it could come up at trial.

From BBC

"Out of respect for the family we'd please ask people not to speculate on the circumstances, or the identities of those involved, because that will only add to their enormous distress," Supt Appleford added.

From BBC