Ms. Segarra, these people said, sometimes developed "conspiracy theories".
Anyone not developing conspiracy theories is shouting the odds of Sam winning, which aren't very high as absolutely no one is betting for him.
About 93% of its mentions were positive, and people were interacting with the show online by developing conspiracy theories and anticipating how the FBI drama's plot will play out. .
By removing the limitations imposed by geography, Jackson said, social media has made "it easier for people who might be prone to believing in conspiracy theories to find one another and to converse and to develop those conspiracy theories further".
This tidbit, however, is more than enough in the court of public opinion to develop a conspiracy theory.
They develop personal conspiracies about the Democrats, and they suggest ad hominem violence as a mechanism for eradicating Democrats.
8. Elton John's Glasses (Watford Palace theatre and tour, 1997) David Farr's Hornbyesque drama features a Watford supporter dealing with personal crises while obsessively rewatching footage of his team almost winning the FA Cup in 1984 and developing a conspiracy theory involving Sir Elton's spectacles.
I imagined Sy Hersh appearing out of thin air, with his hand stuffed deep in his trench-coat pocket: "Stick these in a book no one's going to read or else…" Before further developing my conspiracy theory, I decided to get in touch with Crumb to inquire about the rejected-cover debacle.
The Tea Party advocates that climate science is a conspiracy developed by evil scientists, but never questions the conspiracy of polluting behemoths funding their movement.
A gripping, genre-bending fusion of police procedural and political thriller, it pulls the reader into a story of murder and betrayal amid a conspiracy to develop military bio-engineering.Mr Conway, whose previous book, "A Loyal Spy", was set in Afghanistan, writes with verve and an insider's confidence.
The police and prosecutors developed a complicated conspiracy theory in the case brought by Samuel del Villar, until recently attorney general of Mexico City.
