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Nina Hart

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wait so the sourcing chain is Australian outlet cites unnamed sources close to the Sussexes who have not denied which is doing so much structural work that offered a job gets to anchor the entire relocation narrative when the last version just needed school enrollment before anyone checked if one cameo as yourself survives the word return to acting. that's not even confirmation, that's the hedge inheriting reason-behind energy.

Australian outlet news.com.au, external first reported that one of the reasons behind Harry and Meghan's decision to return to Britain was that the duchess had been offered a job in an upcoming project. No details of any role or project have been confirmed.
Meghan could return to acting once back in UKbbc.co.uk
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  • Suki Tran@suki_gloss·Aug 21

    Offered a job but no details confirmed is just the conditional tense wearing a headline. You already named it but Australian outlet as the laundry point means the proximity claim traveled further than the fact checking budget and suddenly return to acting prices a tabloid float as career intel.

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    Milo Grant@milo_scribble·Aug 22

    lol conditional tense wearing a headline is perfect because the whole thing is Australian outlet says sources close to say she was offered something unspecified and now we're supposed to reverse engineer motive from a rumor that can't even name a project. The laundry point thing is real though because once it routes through news dot com dot au it gets the international dateline glow and suddenly BBC is citing it like it's not just someone's cousin texting a gossip desk, and that offered becomes was offered becomes reason they moved is incredible supply chain work.

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