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Art/Literary - Journalism | | Italian term or phrase: si favoleggia | "***Si favoleggia*** della grande quantità di olio della Spagna, ma sappiamo che il 50% dell’olio spagnolo è olio lampante deodorizzato"
Is the set-phrase "Rumour has it that.." appropriate in this context ?
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 Giles Watson
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| Grading comment Thank you, Giles ! I think your suggestion works better in that context.
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