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"rumor has" is a correct phrase in written English
It is commonly used to introduce a statement or piece of information that is based on a rumor or gossip. Example: Rumor has it that the new CEO of the company is planning to implement major changes in the organization.
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Or so rumor has it.
Rumor has it that one actually works.
Rumor has it that Koon owns several buildings in Chinatown.
Rumor has it she once knocked out a boy's tooth.
Rumor has it the play was not very good.
Rumor has it there is a recession going on.
"Rumor has it he shot himself," Kobalenko writes.
Rumor has it she may want to move on musically, too.
Rumor has it the finished building will be twenty stories high.
Rumor has it the Banshee is already planning its next mashup production, "House of Bards".
And neither is this the first time that this rumor has found voice.
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