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Apple trademarked "iWatch" in several countries this year, which has fueled intense speculation that it is working on a wristwatch that would link with a smartphone.
That prominent role, previously unknown outside Iranian military circles, and the secrecy surrounding the explosion have fueled intense speculation that the blast was the result of sabotage, and not an accident as Iranian authorities have insisted.
The recent availability of a 1.8-inch hard drive from Japan's Toshiba with a capacity of 40 gigabytes has fueled intense speculation that a 40-gigabyte iPod may see the light of day soon.
Still, the case of the party crashers has continued to fuel intense speculation about how one of the most tightly secured addresses in the world was penetrated by a couple known in Washington for chasing the spotlight.
Republicans are expected to outline their tax plan this week, fueling intense speculation about how much taxes will be cut and whether the benefits will accrue mostly to rich people or also to the middle class.
Though it prompted laughter at the dinner, the cardinal's retirement has fueled intense, if hushed, speculation in recent months.
The plane crash that killed the supreme court justice at the centre of Brazil's biggest corruption scandal was not caused by mechanical problems, according to a preliminary analysis of flight recordings that will further fuel already intense speculation over the cause of the incident.
The future of ECO and other green levies has been the subject of intense speculation at Westminster since David Cameron announced he wanted to roll back the charges that add an average of £112 to household fuel bills.
Tidbits judiciously revealed by Pottermore have stoked intense speculation.
The Trump presidency prompted intense speculation concerning the future of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act enforcement.
He continues to look relatively frail and his health remains the focus of intense speculation.
