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Damaging rumours started to circulate that Dati was more interested in celebrity than the daily grind of politics.

"Right after 9/11, the idea started to circulate that airline pilots should be allowed to carry weapons," Trevor Neilson, the former vice-president of Washington CeaseFire, said.

Rumors had started to circulate that Whitman had been selected.

To make matters worse, just after the NATO takeover, rumors started to circulate that the slaughter of Albanian civilians had not been as extensive as previously thought.

But reports started to circulate that the only noticeable addition to Dodge's property was a toolshed, and a growing number of dissidents called for him to give a financial accounting.

Confusion reigned, and Brazil did not emerge for their warm-up, but rumours then started to circulate that a modified team sheet was on the way and Ronaldo was going to start after all.

Meanwhile, talk starts to circulate that Sprint will be getting the next iPhone as well (though the stuff about an iPhone 5 exclusive turns out to be nonsense).

Until now, Barclays had remained silent on speculation that started to circulate in the summer that it would take large write-downs.

But then talk started to circulate throughout Benghazi that a kid had grilled the press-averse N.T.C. chairman, Mustafa Abduljalil.

Iñárritu makes the shoot sound like a cheerfully boisterous affair, but stories started to circulate during production that this expedition belonged in the annals of tough shoots to rank with Apocalypse Now and Erich von Stroheim's Death Valley trek for his 1924 epic Greed.

News about the ban started to circulate today, prompting speculation that it was caused by the recent drug-related deaths at HARD Summer.