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based on hearsay

adjective as in anecdotal

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The nomination process essentially officializes gossip, as various local busybodies suggest women based on hearsay about them and their families.

“This kind of behavior puts athletes at risk of being excluded or receiving personal attacks based on hearsay,” said Walmsley.

His bail motion attributes the indictment against Davis to incomplete accounts “based on hearsay and highly prejudicial and speculative evidence” from “witnesses with questionable credibility.”

Paxton has said he expects to be acquitted and that the charges are based on “hearsay and gossip, parroting long-disproven claims.”

He has said the charges are based on “hearsay and gossip, parroting long-disproven claims.”

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