Don’t trust Bob. He always ____ (leak) everybody’s secrets., Did you hear about Jenna’s secret? They ____ (gossip) about it for weeks after prom., Yesterday the interns ____ (whisper) outside the meeting room., If we publish at noon, someone ____ (leak) the numbers by evening., Last night an insider ____ (leak) the entire memo., The spokesperson often ____ (hint) at changes without confirming them., At the end of the call, she ____ (hint) that a merger was coming., I ____ (suspect) he edits those screenshots., The auditor ____ (suspect) a conflict of interest last month., That channel regularly ____ (expose) fake giveaways., The article ____ (expose) three lies in a single paragraph., Commentators usually ____ (speculate) before the facts are clear., Tomorrow the panel ____ (speculate) about the leaked photos., He never ____ (deceive) clients, or so he says., The influencer ____ (deceive) millions with that staged video..

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