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theories
noun as in hypothesis, belief
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New Yorkers really embraced him and didn't care about his vaccine views or conspiracy theories.
This world of conspiracy theories and misinformation is a weapon of his own making.
Initial reports centred on news that four of its candidates had died, and then the deaths of two reserve candidates also emerged, prompting a flurry of conspiracy theories on social media.
Various other theories have been put forward including the existence of a macho, hard-partying culture; a reluctance, especially among men, to seek mental health support; and even the country's long, dark winters.
Swifties, as we know, are obsessively participatory: they swap fan theories, pen letters, knit inspired merch and build sprawling online communities around the tiniest lyric.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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