However, such penalties didn't dissuade prisoners from gambling with cards.
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They made the mistake of gambling with other people's freedom.
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But elsewhere many fear Mr Barzani is gambling with their enclave.
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The trouble is, they are gambling with our lives and livelihoods.
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Gambling with men would have been unthinkable in her previous life.
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It should be abundantly clear that we are gambling with the future.
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So it's considered a long-shot and they're gambling with taxpayer money.
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But I'm against creation because it's essentially gambling with another person's life.
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With the app, "we will not be gambling with our livestock," he said.
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Stay tuned for the next episode of White Men Gambling With Your Life.
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It's gambling with karma: Not everyone will be able to afford these hacks.
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Breakingviews Michael W. Ferro Jr. is gambling with the money of Tribune Publishing shareholders.
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But you're not doing yourself any favors, and you're definitely gambling with your hearing.
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Wall Street was no longer gambling with its own money, but with the public's.
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They do it to take selfies and pictures — but they are gambling with their lives.
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Gambling with skins happens on unregulated sites, making it easier for fixers to avoid detection.
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Now, the governor appears to be gambling with his state's finances to preserve his investigation.
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Jason O'Connor, head of international VIP gambling with the casino giant, was released before 7 a.m.
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Sean Dodds sought help from a financial advisor because he was done "gambling" with his money.
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Given what is at stake, Brussels and Berlin are gambling with far too poor a hand.
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Regulators want to water down the Volcker Rule, which prohibits banks from gambling with taxpayer-insured deposits.
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Many Japanese identify gambling with the noisy, garishly lit pachinko pinball parlours that dot neighbourhood shopping streets.
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One thing is clear: When residents invite smart technology into their homes, they are gambling with their privacy.
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"Norway is gambling with the electric car market," Petter Haugneland of the Norwegian Electric Vehicle Association told Reuters.
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"The Chairman's proposal takes a page from Donald Trump's casino playbook by gambling with the American economy," Rep.
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While in Monte Carlo, Akerman and her beau also did some gambling with NCIS: Los Angeles actor Barrett Foa.
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"You are gambling with someone else's life," said Cody Harrison, a 73-year-old who recently joined the group.
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Some friends thought it was a brave thing to do; others worried that I was gambling with my career.
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Utilities and regulators have been "gambling" with wells that in many cases were drilled in the 1950s, Pavley said.
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Shea said police found evidence of gambling, with cards and dice inside the space, but no evidence of alcohol consumption.
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Critics say binary options are just a form of gambling, with the odds often stacked against those making the bets.
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While Jennings entered the show as an erudite computer scientist, Holzhauer has a background in professional sports gambling, with many Jeopardy!
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While Jennings entered the show as an erudite computer scientist, Holzhauer has a background in professional sports gambling, with many Jeopardy!
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Europe is "now gambling with its future", said Sewing, who said he was "so concerned" about a standstill in policy integration.
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They are gambling with long-valued conservation efforts, putting the Arctic Refuge's wildlife, air, and water at risk of permanent degradation.
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We might see a pair of young lovers lost in an embrace, and two old gentlemen distractedly gambling with scratch cards.
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If they stay home or vote for a third party — particularly in swing states — these folks are gambling with real lives.
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The ram wants to give you closure—unless they hate you, in which case, it's not worth gambling with their quick temper.
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It pairs someone who already handles legal sports gambling with someone who has a big digital footprint in the U.S. sports market.
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This is a man who is gambling with the lives of other people — apparently something even the god of death cannot abide.
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Republicans and Democrats alike would worry the White House was gambling with a U.S. economy already seeing some cracks in its strength.
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Iverson had been frequenting the casino last week -- and had been gambling with a huge stack of chips at the roulette table.
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In the 1970s, backgammon tournaments gave the old game a new international allure as the jet-set began gambling with the doubling dice.
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They told me that they have reason to believe I'm someone else even though I have been gambling with them for 3 years.
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Gambling that climate change isn't real or we can't do anything about it is gambling with your food sources and your very homes.
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It played a central role in the Volcker rule ban on banks gambling with their own capital, which is loathed on Wall Street.
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I had really good friends, or my definition of good friends, but they were friends that I'd be partying with or gambling with.
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Unlike casinos, I never sense that the people around me are gambling with their rent money in a last-ditch effort to get rich.
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It was included at the behest of Paul Volcker, a former Fed chairman who warned that Wall Street was recklessly gambling with house money.
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Mr. Frost was gambling with his money and reputation; Nixon, with public perception (though he received $600,000 and 10 percent of the program's profits).
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The American people are gambling with their lives if they put their health in the hands of Mr. Trump, other Republicans and big business.
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Governing, to him, is a matter of quick-hit deals, and he shows no concern about gambling with the health of millions of people.
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By denying her the right to an abortion, she says, lawmakers in her state were essentially gambling with her life and her family's wellbeing.
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Having spent enough time in war zones over the past few decades, I've seen what gambling with the future can look like -- and it's ugly.
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But when "New Best Friends" picks back up with the Alexandria crew, we realize Rick may just be gambling with his and the others' lives.
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"If this project goes ahead, we really are gambling with the future of the Great Australian Bight," Greens Senator Robert Simms said told the ABC.
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It is not their own money they are gambling with, but rather that of the millions of public employees counting on retirement income to live.
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The entire country has a responsibility to provide incarcerated individuals with adequate medical care for opioid use disorder, and to stop gambling with their lives.
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It's not technically gambling with real money, which means these third-party sites can skirt around numerous gambling regulations (including those that prohibit minors from participating).
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" But Alex Blaszczynski, a director at the University of Sydney Gambling Treatment Clinic, warns that this "does not necessarily link up the excessive gambling with suicidality.
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Some credit must also go to Super Bowl Squares sheets and March Madness pools, the gateway drugs of serious sports gambling (with dealers across the country).
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For a few days, I kept reinvesting simply because it felt like a video game that had cost me five figures than gambling with real money.
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The backdrop: Multiple states were already in the process of getting the proper permission to legalize gambling, with some saying they'll be ready as quickly as June.
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Still, Paddock was considered a high-value player, and casinos rewarded his gambling with perks that included free trips, rooms, meals and other luxuries, his brother said.
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It allows community banks to violate the Volcker Rule, introduced in Dodd-Frank to prevent banks from engaging in hedge-fund-like gambling with their own funds.
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Allen Iverson was rolling like a big shot on the roulette table this week ... 'cause by looks of it he was gambling with thousands worth of chips.
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Several nonskating officers lodged complaints, itemizing irregularities they had witnessed, from hockey players being excused from parades to Earchman's highly improper habit of gambling with the men.
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The World Cup also usually fuels gambling, with UK-listed bookmakers such as GVC or Paddy Power Betfair seen as good bets, particularly if England do well.
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Duterte has been accused of gambling with sovereignty for repeatedly saying he had told Xi the Chinese were fine to fish in the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
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But a campus rally last month showed that an increasing number of students, faculty, and alumni believe that Harvard's endowment is gambling with the future of the planet.
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Ant Financial, the Alibaba affiliate which operates Alipay, has a three-tiered system to spot gambling, with computer systems analyzing user behavior and a line of human checks.
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Mama June and Geno Doak are gambling with their health -- maybe more so than usual -- because they're still hanging out in a Florida casino despite the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Deciding between paying your bills or gambling with your life is not something I thought I would ever have to do, and yet here we are," she writes.
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Ant Financial, the Alibaba affiliate which operates Alipay, has a three-tiered system to spot gambling, with computer systems analysing user behaviour and a line of human checks.
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Dismantling those rules will enable Wall Street's biggest firms to operate very much as they did before the crisis: taking outsized risks and gambling with taxpayer-backed money.
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Federer ($2.75 AUD) is the favorite to win the tournament, according to Australian Gambling, with world number one and last year's Australian Open runner-up Nadal ($5.50) trailing him.
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But he would be gambling with Israel's future if he were now tempted to annex parts of the West Bank, or pushed into it by right-wingers in his government.
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Some of YouTube's biggest channels are facing backlash from both viewers and other YouTube creators after promoting a form of loot box-style gambling with a company called Mystery Brand.
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It has been the size and structure of the regulated, together with an enforcement regime that effectively imposes no real penalties on defrauding others or recklessly gambling with their money.
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"It's not as if we have suddenly decided that we are not going to be gambling with new directors who are at the cutting edge of theatrical excitement," he said.
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At first Powton had been impressed by what he called Kennedy's Indiana Jones approach to science: tromping off to Belize, breaking the standard rules of research, gambling with his own mind.
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In the Book of Job, evil is presented as a spiritual test, with Satan gambling with God that a good man couldn't keep faith through the breaking wheel of meaningless suffering.
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She is in a better position now because she owes nothing to anyone, but back then she was gambling with her life every night and barely survived to tell the tale.
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Richard Munchkin, a professional gambler who is the author of "Gambling Wizards" and a co-host of the radio show "Gambling With an Edge," claims to have mastered all of these techniques.
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These include taking a more hands-off approach to banks considered "too big to fail" and a rollback of the Volcker Rule intended to prevent investment banks from gambling with customers' money.
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And the OCC will be a leading voice on regulatory issues such as anti-money laundering and how to enforce the Volcker Rule meant to prevent Wall Street from gambling with bank deposits.
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Raising the minimum wage to $215 per hour would mean gambling with the livelihoods of millions of Americans and could produce widespread unemployment in parts of the country where wages are below average.
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Consider St. Joseph's, a Jesuit university in Philadelphia that sits, as its athletic director put it recently, in a "Bermuda triangle of gambling," with Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey all allowing sports betting.
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"President Duterte should stop gambling with the lives and employment of thousands of OFWs, and the welfare of their families, in a desperate attempt to break the diplomatic impasse," she said in a statement.
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The footage, obtained by TMZ Sports, was shot outside of Madison Bowl on January 21st ... while the boxer allegedly demanded thousands of dollars back from a man he was gambling with inside the alley.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's parliament passed a law on Thursday to legalize casinos, ending 15 years of political argument and opening the way for projects that combine high-stakes gambling with hotels, shopping and conference space.
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As those figures swell, a public war is brewing between venue operators and people against gambling, with each trying to win the hearts and minds of state governments that rely on revenue from the machines.
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The Robinson-Patman Act protected local retailers from the onslaught of chain stores such as A&P, the Walmart of its time, while the Glass-Steagall Act prevented Wall Street from gambling with other people's money.
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Here are the highlights: 1951: Gangsters and Gamblers In 1951 Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver, who chaired the Senate Committee to Investigate Crime and Interstate Commerce, oversaw televised hearings on interstate gambling with testimony from reputed gangsters.
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Director Watt and the FHFA have our full support to take the steps necessary to allow the GSEs to build a capital buffer, to protect taxpayers and avoid gambling with the health of the mortgage market.
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It is also clear that until PTC is fully operational, the country has to stop gambling with chance and a second set of human eyes needs to be added to backup the locomotive crew of one.
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But making policy on the basis of this new assumption requires taking a leap of faith that this will continue to be true after decades of record-shattering debt — thus gambling with the futures of younger generations.
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The ban will be applied to all forms of gambling, with the exception of National Lottery tickets, which the commission noted were sold in grocery stores and newsagents and would be too difficult for retailers to separate.
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In turn, the game becomes gambling with warm bodies, trying to game declining odds in your favor, and knowing how to make the most of a losing hand by murdering an injured crewmate for his precious, edible proteins.
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Carroll Shelby and Ken Miles, the car designer and driver played by Damon and Bale, are risk-hungry free spirits gambling with someone else's money, unruly individualists who nonetheless depend on the good will of a large corporation.
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In addition, officials at the Fed and other government agencies have proposed relaxing the Volcker Rule, named for the former Fed chairman Paul Volcker, which restricts big banks from gambling with their depositors' money on high-risk investments.
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"We are gambling with the lives of the best among us and we're now seeing the cost — the tragic but foreseeable costs of an overworked, strained force with aging equipment and not enough of it," Mr. McCain said.
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There was the food casino pop-up which let patrons win food by gambling with French fries instead of casino chips, not to mention a very well-received "cannabis" pop-up, and even a Breaking Bad-themed cocktail bar.
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When it comes to wine, our decision-making abilities look something like this: We're either gambling with a hastily-grabbed bottle from the wine shop's suggested section, or we're playing it safe with the first recognizable glass on the wine list.
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By forcing myself to plow through even the driest of selections on an incredibly short timeline, I'm not risking bumping into the wall; I'm gambling with running face first into it like the Kool-Aid man, obliterating my will to read.
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The stakes are high when you're gambling with the last of a species, and the red wolf recovery program shows that when you don't get it right the first time, it puts already endangered animals' lives at even more risk.
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Amid reports that Affleck, 47, is now dating singer Katie Cherry, the woman whom he was seen gambling with at Commerce Casino in Los Angeles over the weekend, a source close to the actor tells PEOPLE that Affleck is still single.
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While Mr. Trump appears to be gambling with the United States economy, confronting China is one issue where Democrats and many Republicans have been encouraging him to remain assertive in hopes that China will make significant changes to its economic policies.
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Even though gambling with virtual currency is clearly a grey area legally, the implications of it left me feeling uneasy—especially in light of the fact that ensuring users of the site were over 18 had to be extremely difficult.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A Philippine labor group and a senator accused President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday of gambling with the livelihoods of tens of thousands of Filipinos in Kuwait, after he asked them to come home amid a diplomatic dispute over reported labor abuse.
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If your actions reflect the following behaviors, chances are you are not taking a calculated approach to your investing practices: If you know you are gambling with your investing and you enjoy it, there is nothing wrong with risk-taking and speculation.
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"However ... it is shocking that nearly half the world's biggest investors are doing nothing at all to mitigate climate risk," he said, adding pensions funds and insurers that ignore climate change were "gambling with the savings and financial security of hundreds of millions of people".
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"By gambling with warfighting funds, the bill risks the safety of our men and women fighting to keep America safe, undercuts stable planning and efficient use of taxpayer dollars, dispirits troops and their families, baffles our allies, and emboldens our enemies," the statement says.
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"By gambling with warfighting funds, the bill risks the safety of our men and women fighting to keep America safe, undercuts stable planning and efficient use of taxpayer dollars, dispirits troops and their families, baffles our allies, and emboldens our enemies," the statement said.
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If you are on track to meeting your financial goals and you have a strategy for 90 percent to 95 percent of your money that you stick to, gambling with the remaining 5 percent to 10 percent is OK, as long as you know you're gambling.
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Duterte has sought to befriend Beijing in the hope of securing major investments, rebuking critics who say he is gambling with national sovereignty at a time when China is accused of using force in the South China Sea and seeking to control international waters on its terms.
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Duterte has sought to befriend Beijing in the hope of securing major investments, rebuking critics who say he is gambling with national sovereignty at a time when China is accused of using force in the South China Sea and seeking to control international waters on its terms.
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The occasional cuts to a camera drifting far above a battlefield, from a God's-eye viewpoint, help hammer home one of the movie's sneaky themes about how Churchill was gambling with the lives of men he couldn't quite imagine as real people, lest he freeze up.
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"By gambling with warfighting funds, the bill risks the safety of our men and women fighting to keep America safe, undercuts stable planning and efficient use of taxpayer dollars, dispirits troops and their families, baffles our allies, and emboldens our enemies," the White House said in a statement.
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Increasing the diplomatic costs of Russian cyber-aggression, shoring-up cyber-defenses, or even fostering military-to-military or working-level diplomatic channels to discuss cyber redlines, however discretely and unofficially, could present better choices than apparently gambling with the safety of civilians that both sides' forces are sworn to protect.
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"This proposal is no minor set of technical tweaks to the Volcker Rule, but an attempt to unravel fundamental elements of the response to the 2008 financial crisis, when banks financed their gambling with taxpayer-insured deposits," Marcus Stanley, policy director at Americans for Financial Reform, said in a statement.
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" The Balance, a personal finance website, outlines why the former is necessary: it "oversees Wall Street; stops banks from gambling with depositors' money; regulates risky derivatives; brings hedge fund trades into the light; oversees credit rating agencies; regulates credit cards, loans, and mortgages; increase supervision of insurance companies; and reforms the Federal Reserve.
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"The Chairman's proposal takes a page from Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's casino playbook by gambling with the American economy," she said in a statement.
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He finds a potential buyer in NBA superstar Kevin Garnett (playing himself, quite well), but coming into contact with him merely inspires Howard to keep doubling down on his gambling with elaborate parlays, defying the odds and common sense as his craving for action blinds him, at least periodically, to the peril that he keeps courting.
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The story that Esquinas sold about his peripatetic life of golf and gambling with Jordan, which allegedly involved Jordan running up a $1.2 million debt over a ten-day golf binge in San Diego—a debt Jordan supposedly played down to $908,000, negotiated down to $300,000, and ultimately paid $200,000 of—was bigger than the ones that had come before.
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Y.) accused the Trump administration Tuesday of gambling with American lives after Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE threatened to pull grant money for law enforcement in so-called sanctuary cities.
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