These ensure that gamblers are putting money on the line before walking away.
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Casey, which was in 1992—people were putting money on it overturning Roe.
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Do you regret not putting money on Nate Diaz as well that night?
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Torres isn't the only successful person who advises putting money on the back burner when you're young.
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We will get a view of people who are putting money on this, what they make of this.
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You're putting money on the table, be it taken immediately or otherwise, for something you simply cannot predict.
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This trade was the ultimate definition, for me, of the dumb tourist blindly putting money on a greed trade.
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The hands on top putting money on the tower represent Americans who make money and contribute to the countries economy.
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"I had to start putting money on the side," he says, ticking off activities such as water parks, theme parks and movies.
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But so far there hasn't been a great app that lets them jockey for pole position without putting money on the line.
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This is a Herculean task, a true African "digital moonshot," and we are putting money on the table to support the African Union's ambition.
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Sharma isn&apost just talking about the growth: he&aposs putting money on the table too, with Jump Capital investing in SOAR startup Siemplify.
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It required banks to maintain a certain level of liquidity which could only be achieved by either buying Treasurys or putting money on deposit – i.e.
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Clinton is also putting money on the airwaves in blue states, seeking to deny her rival inroads into her so-called blue wall of defense.
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Investors are instead putting money on the larger banks' ability to safeguard profitability in an environment of record low mortgage growth and falling house prices.
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Are changes in odds a reflection of you closely following the news, or is it more because a lot of bettors are suddenly putting money on him?
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But Liew will continue putting money on the line, and that means there are still opportunities out there despite Facebook, Google and Snapchat sucking a lot of user time.
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Limited partners are usually high net-worth-individuals and institutions — many of which are overwhelmingly male — so there needs to be more women who are putting money on the table, she says.
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"I imagine Congress will not be wild to increase the deficit further after the tax reform by actually putting money on the table for infrastructure improvement that's not already there," he said.
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The best way to prepare for a market correction is by putting money on companies that can deliver growth, one asset manager told CNBC, as talk of a potential stock market crash grows.
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From an economic standpoint, the net inflows into money market funds over the last three weeks could be seen as "investors putting money on the sidelines," said Pat Keon, senior research analyst at Lipper.
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It's not about putting money on something in an effort to feel alive when you're dead inside; it's about identifying a trend that no one else has spotted and making a few bucks off it.
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One bookmaker, Sky Bet, told The Associated Press it paid out 4.6 million pounds ($6.8 million) to bettors who picked Leicester to win the title, with 128 putting money on the team at those enormous odds.
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Big Willie prisoners have historically gotten around this by putting money on other inmates' accounts, but it's a far cry from the filet mignon, lobster, and cauliflower Shrekli was known to enjoy at midtown Manhattan's Capitol Grille.
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The report also found a big increase in the number of corporate venture capital funds — mainly off-shoots of banks — getting involved in funding, while the number of VCs putting money on the table is in decline.
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It would be disingenuous say that skin care was "taken over" by corporations, because skin care in its modern form has always been corporate: It is inherently about putting money on your face, often at a huge markup.
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"I've been in this business a long time and listened to a lot of animal-rights organizations that talk loudly about how they're going to save rhinos and elephants, but we're the ones putting money on the ground to make it happen," Mr. Parsons said.
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And though the U.S. IPO market has already raked in more money so far this year than it did in all of 2016, the underperformance of these stocks has sensitized investors to valuations and made them cautious about putting money on the table, IPO experts said.
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The Vanity Fair profile described the casting process for the children in the film as seeking out children who had specifically "experienced hardship," and then putting money on the table in front of them, asking them to think of something they needed the money for, and then taking the money away.
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Yet by putting money on the table for the first time, talking of honouring commitments and accepting a transition, Mrs May might have done enough to inject new momentum into the Brexit talks, making it less likely that they will break down and lead to Brexit with no deal at all.
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Instead of betting on the size of the majority, party insiders were now putting money on when the prime minister would quit, less than a year after she was propelled into Downing Street following Britain's shock decision to exit the EU. Standing outside her Downing Street official residence, May said she would form a government by relying on support from "friends" in Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party and lead Britain in talks with the EU to secure a successful deal.
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Scrooge says Flintheart will have to furnish the salt all by himself. Suspicious, Scrooge investigates and learns Flintheart's money pile is right above a sewer hole. Meanwhile, Huey, Dewey, and Louie learn that Flintheart's pile keeps growing without anyone putting money on it. Scrooge and Donald go down the sewers and discover that Flintheart is inflating a giant balloon within his pile.
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West Coast music source DubCNN.com stated “Jeff Jones is what many will see as a breath of fresh air to the game. With his adaptable style, listener friendly tone, and ability to flow over an array of beats, we are putting money on Jeff Jones becoming a playlist regular over the coming years” Jeff is currently working on new material with several upcoming hiphop producers and with major artist features to be released worldwide in 2014.
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Two months later the allegations worsened, with Hillier accused of putting money on the Town to lose in the FA Cup game at Newcastle United two years previously (which the team lost 5–0). Hillier was found guilty and was banned from football for six months, later increased to three years on appeal. Macari was fined £1,000 for his part in the scandal—and when he chose to appeal, West Ham United forced his resignation. The People released a third exposé in January 1990, this time alleging illegal payments to players.
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Once these conditions are fulfilled, signals have to be used by individuals to prove to the other person their underlying hidden property. Much research is concerned with understanding what signals signalers should send to convince a receiver that they have a certain property, and what signals a receiver should be convinced by. One way of doing this is by putting money on the table just to prove that you can; someone without the property would not be able to do the same. For example, in biology peacocks expend energy on elaborate plumage that increase their risk of dying.
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However, one night, a police officer sees three cars, two being police cars and one being the gangster's car, and witnesses five men being killed by the Bullseye Killer and believe that he is one of Halloran's men. Back in the office, both Foggy and Matt discuss Halloran making his move against Fisk, and Matt worries that Eliza will be caught in the middle of it. When Foggy said that Eliza mentioned Halloran putting money on Matt's father throwing the fight on the night he was killed, Matt left the office to find out. Matt went to a bar called Dilooly and met with Eliza there to confirm what Eliza said to Foggy was true about his father, which she did confirm and told Matt not to do anything that would get him killed.
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