Examples of using Speculated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He has speculated with that money.
Because of this, researchers speculated that Tibetan monastics would be less inclined to fear death.
The great dragons were alarmed to hear the dark news and speculated that as long as the Well remained, the Legion might one day return
Schmitz: But when you speculated against the British pound, the United Kingdom had to leave the European Monetary System.
The authors initially speculated that it would have been possible for Anchiornis to fly or glide.
Initially, pro-government sources speculated that the military may attempt to reach Abu al-Duhur
Childs speculated that the 200 aliens were part of a single landing party that encountered a deadly virus.
people speculated that it may have been a victim of the infamous Bermuda Triangle.
Researchers speculated that the calcium helps the body burn fat and limit the amount
From these findings, the researchers speculated that DHA affects the production of estrogen in the brain, which, in turn,
market entry in China, on which in recent years, speculated again and again, from the table.
Van der Waerden speculated that Hellenistic astronomers worked backwards using conjunctions of Jupiter
the researchers speculated that, with a little help from Wnt proteins,
The authors of that study speculated that perhaps depression and anxiety simply worsen the sensation of pain.
As early as 1865, Emmanuel Liais speculated that the dark features of Mars that were observed through telescopes of that time were the result of vegetation.
details of the weapon, without showing the diagram, and speculated about a super-radioactive cobalt device.
Heyerdahl speculated that some of these Peruvians sailed west and brought Polynesians to Easter Island,
Dan Duchaine speculated that it could also be used by bodybuilders to halt the development of another type of tumor in the mammary gland, Gynocomastia.
The authors of that study speculated that perhaps depression and anxiety simply worsened pain sensation.
Wang Yunxia, the director of the Institute of Cultural Heritage Law from People's University, speculated that history and culture were being used by the local government as a tool to make money.