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While people differ on the definition of what a rumour is, Wikipedia has a basic definition:
Now, The Nation reports on what Ekkayuth "pyramid scheme" Anchanbutr says on the "rumor-mongers" who were arrested earlier this week:
BP: A report not based on corroborating evidence which someone has passed on, doesn't that also qualify as a rumor?
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Thailand runs on rumor and innuendo, just listen to anyone about anything it's one of the national pass times. Possibly they will arrest my mother in law, as a rumormonger as she's always passing something on...5555 |
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