Rather, the expectation is for a mud-throwing campaign with demeaning nicknames and crude rumormongering.
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It is also used for Ambien tweets, reflections on anime, rumormongering, and fantasies about a volcanic lair.
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"I believe reviewing the transcript is necessary and appropriate to put an end to the rumormongering," the source said.
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But even "rumormongering," to adopt the appellate court's phrase, can be protected if De Ritis was acting as a whistleblower.
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I wouldn't argue that the divide makes racist rumormongering possible, but it does destroy a necessary counterbalance to those rumors.
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The X-Men: Apocalypse star was spotted wearing a suspiciously placed ring while driving in L.A., and the internet quickly started rumormongering.
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Following a down period for rumormongering around December's Star Wars: Episode IX, things have really picked up in the last couple of weeks.
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"I Love You, Daddy" tackles similar rumormongering; however, like the auteur in the film, Louis C.K. at first dodged when asked about them.
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This frenetic online environment has fostered the perfect space for rumormongering, creating a need for fast and accurate ways to counter false narratives.
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The Source: Online rumormongering from anonymous sources Probability of Accuracy: For now, let's consider it 50–50, although that might be a little too generous, considering.
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The Source: Online rumormongering Probability of Accuracy: Considering even one of the sources seems iffy on half of this report, let's assume it's just a little uncertain.
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With anxiety and rumormongering rife among South Koreans, officials in Seoul said the United States would never attack the North without first consulting the South Korean government.
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The police reported giving "education" and "criticism" to eight front-line doctors for "rumormongering" about the epidemic; instead of punishing these doctors, Xi should have listened to them.
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Anxiety and rumormongering among South Koreans that the Trump administration would answer the North's messages of nuclear belligerence with a military strike have intensified over the last week.
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Sun Myung Moon with a circulation of about 60,000, known for both producing conservative journalists and publishing articles that promoted white nationalist conferences and rumormongering about President Barack Obama.
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The theory gained a massive following among many on the Right, including Fox News's Sean Hannity, even after Rich's parents wrote a Washington Post opinion piece sharing their ordeal and asking for the rumormongering to stop.
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Much of the speculation and rumormongering for the next iPhone has centered around TouchID: would it appear under the screen, appear on the back of the phone, land on the power button on the side, or go away entirely.
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You'll forgive us if we indulge in a little wishful thinking and rumormongering, but in a weary world edging toward winter, dreams are often more important than probabilities, hopes more significant than facts, and sweet speculation can free the troubled mind to soar.
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Instead of finding the Russian wolf (or Stormy Daniels, or Michael Cohen's taxi medallions, or whatever the day's rumormongering may be), they are peering through the trees and seeing tangible economic growth, cooperation on the Korean peninsula, and America reasserting itself abroad.
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While such rumormongering may not seem especially significant given the all-too-familiar topic of "fake news" and the widespread confusion that often follows incidents like the Las Vegas shooting, it takes on more sinister overtones when viewed in the context of how misinformation typically spreads online.
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Yang Qiuyu, Zhou Lubao, and Qin Huo Huo are three "Big V's" that were arrested between 21 and 23 August 2013 on charges of rumormongering and slander. In that same month, Chinese- American investor Charles Xue (Xue Manzi), one of the most popular liberal social commentators on Chinese social media, was also arrested. Three weeks after his arrest, he appeared on CCTV-1 (a Chinese TV channel), confessing that he "irresponsibly posted rumors about political and social issues online," and commending the new internet regulations passed under General Secretary Xi Jinping's administration. These arrests served as an example to the rest of the "Big V's" as well as other Chinese internet users to be careful of what they expressed online; in fact, even five months after these arrests in August, there was a noticeable decrease in the number of posts and discussions from prominent online figures.
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