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theorize on

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theorize on something
to make a theory about something. There is no point in theorizing on something when you have all the empirical evidence you need to draw a conclusion. He spent the afternoon theorizing on the origin of the universe.
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Kitty Higgins of the National Transportation Safety Board wouldn't theorize on what crippled the Airbus 320 passenger plane and prompted the pilot to do an emergency landing in the Hudson River, which separates New York and New Jersey.
Appleby does not theorize on why this is the case, but to me it is clear.
 
 
 
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