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In its responses for this story, Prospect made an array of unsubstantiated allegations about Aleman’s workplace conduct during his 12 years at the company.

One commenter wrote that this unsubstantiated rumor clearly meant that “Rihanna had what was coming to her.”

This in no way changes the fact that Bryan Singer is innocent of these unsubstantiated lies.

This is just the latest example of contradictory and unsubstantiated information from unnamed sources leaking from Kuala Lumpur.

“Whispers” in this case, means “unsubstantiated and probably made up rumors.”

An unsubstantiated survey reports that 15.1 million of them are still shocked that Jeff Daniels won.

He conscientiously avoids the vague, the doubtful, the unsubstantiated.

Criticism and comment on well-known and admitted facts are very different things from the assertion of unsubstantiated facts.

The referee challenges the therapeutic claims on the basis that they are extravagant and unsubstantiated.

Then follows the unsubstantiated story which has done duty for Shakspeare and many other poets.

He failed to winnow the sound historical material from that which was unsubstantiated or improbable.