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I'd lay money, if I were looking into a mirror right now, my pupils would be dilating.
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Online and in Europe, gamblers can lay money down on everything from whether the candidates will shake hands to how many times they will interrupt each other and what color their outfits will be.
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On a table lay money, a child's Chinese language workbook and the memoir "A Woman in Berlin," an odd choice for the Guryevs, about the raw excesses of Russian soldiers at the close of World War II. Chris Joyce, an adjacent neighbor who moved in two years after the Russians left, is disconnected from all the excitement and drama.
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In addition to traditional betting with a bookmaker, punters (bettors) are able to both back and lay money on an online betting exchange. Punters who lay the odds are in effect acting as a bookmaker. The odds of a horse are set by the market conditions of the betting exchange which is dictated to by the activity of the members.
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Anne Carlini Exclusive Magazine - Interview with Steve Cuden The second version that they wrote, which Cuden then titled, Jekyll & Hyde, was completed in 1986. The musical was nearly produced on Broadway in 1988, with Terrence Mann set to star, but the production never came to fruition due to the financial backers withdrawing funding prior to rehearsals.Chicago Tribune - New Zealanders Lay Money On U.S. StageNew York Times - On Stage Leslie Bricusse replaced Cuden in 1988 as the musical's librettist. Cuden still retains both co-conceptual and co-lyrics credits on the show.
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However, he retained the support of several pro-life and business groups, and a county party rally including Rivard was held just two days after the firestorm of criticism began. Rivard has previously made strong statements: in 2012, he compared bureaucrats and politicians to cocaine addicts and in 2011, he called pro- union protestors "terrorists". Later admitting that his comments about politicians were somewhat of an exaggeration, Rivard explained, "You look at history, anytime you lay money in front of a politician, they're going to spend it". Rivard has also been criticized for working with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) to draft state legislation, but called ALEC a "great think-tank" and denied charges that ALEC represents big business interests and not the interests of his district.
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