Examples of using Rumours in English and their translations into Arabic
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There are rumours she's meeting him again.
And your Rumours week was a resounding success in that it seemed to solve everyone's problems for about five minutes.
The Panel investigated those rumours extensively through various international and Liberian channels but could not find any concrete evidence or direct witnesses.
And according to rumours, it was you who stole… the roster of Jödahls the farmer in the summer of 1986.
Attacks, but also rumours of attacks, have led to the continued displacement of civilians.
the Commission complained that the media had a tendency to continuously publish rumours and speculation.
In the source ' s view, the Government ' s reply merely repeats the indictment ' s assertions that Mr. Chen ' s writings constituted" spreading rumours" and" defamation.".
The rumours of a coup d ' etat in April 1994 continued, according to official media, with an attempt on the life of the President of the Republic on 30 June 1994, the National Day.
The lack of movement between communities was attributed to fear, sometimes based on rumours or false assumptions, police checks, intimidation from the community, as well as threats and acts of violence towards minorities and returnees, which occurred regularly.
In conclusion, I should like once again to refer to Azerbaijan ' s internal problems and to appeal to all citizens of the Republic and all political forces to unite in defence of our homeland, our State, and not to succumb to any provocative rumours.
Rape rumours.
I heard rumours.
Scurrilous rumours?
There are rumours.
Something about rumours.
There are rumours.
All on rumours.
Rumours of what?
Rumours, not reports.