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London's traders are buzzing with speculation of competing bids, as well as offers for other British banks.

Local news media have been rife with speculation of a rift between Mr. Nozoe and Mr. Akikusa, whom Fujitsu declined to make available for an interview.

The possibility of a financial crunch, along with speculation of a possible bankruptcy, sent Polaroid's stock and bonds into a tailspin yesterday.

With speculation of an election any time from November to March next year, Williams said the lead-up was the key time for donors looking for access to discuss policy agendas with a future government.

The drawing rooms of the political elite have been humming with speculation of a "soft coup" — the imposition of a technocratic government, backed by the generals — for several years.

The discovery appeared to have ended the six-day search for Ms. Le that began with speculation of a runaway bride but quickly gave way to near certainty that a crime had been committed.

In the thought of Plato (c. 427 347 bce), the history of the criticism of tragedy began with speculation on the role of censorship.

These individuals were not assessed surgically or for mental health disorders and we are left with speculation on the health of these individuals.

What is certain is that Johnson has given us a splendid entertainment, decorated with speculations of a redeeming nature.

The book integrates methodology and algorithms with statistical inference, and ends with speculation on the future direction of statistics and data science.

We conclude with speculation on the biological implications of black smoker sound production.