Today, that is a riverboat gamble with even higher stakes.
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That's what happens when you gamble with lard and self-discipline.
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That was a gamble, with overall demand still weak, he acknowledged.
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That may all change if his gamble with iCash pays off.
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It was a gamble with an eye on the bigger picture.
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They will gamble with their own money alone or not at all.
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"Believing otherwise is a reckless gamble with our national security," he tweeted.
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"Believing otherwise is a reckless gamble with our national security," he added.
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In short, it would be a risky gamble with no obvious upside.
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It is a gamble, with a business, a name and a cause.
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What were the stakes of the games—what did people actually gamble with?
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The local U.S. attorney then charged Gamble with violating a similar federal law.
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Mr. Erdogan's gamble with Russia appears to be failing, too, Ms. Aydintasbas said.
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And then I thought, 'OK, well, why not take the gamble with Palin?
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The bottom line is the iPhone X is a pricey object to gamble with.
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Admittedly, it's a gamble with sanity, especially if you ride the subway every day.
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The museum took a gamble with taxpayer money and lost; but it isn't alone.
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Netflix is making a big gamble with the release of their newest original film, Bright.
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Light Cycles was made by Mike Gamble with the VFX being done by Thomas Wood.
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Narrow banks can't do what President Franklin Delano Roosevelt decried—gamble with other people's money.
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Nonetheless, Mobile police officers found Gamble with a loaded handgun, a digital scale and marijuana.
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As the state case moved forward, federal prosecutors charged Mr. Gamble with the same conduct.
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One has to wonder if Putin still believes his gamble with Trump was worth the effort.
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But we are not going to gamble with the lives of the people of South Carolina.
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But he'd also made a risky and ultimately failed gamble with his selection of Alaska Gov.
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They&aposre looking to gamble with high-risk, high-reward strategies — not to play it safe.
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"This is a very dangerous hurricane, but we are not going to gamble with it," McMaster said.
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His big gamble with Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk in 2016 didn't pay the same dividends, though.
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"We are not going to gamble with the lives of the people of South Carolina," said Gov.
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JUAN MANUEL SANTOS, Colombia's president, took a gamble with his country's future on October 2nd, and lost.
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" McMaster added, "We are not going to gamble with the lives of the people of South Carolina.
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The city could gamble with its highest temperature ever observed, which was 117 degrees Fahrenheit in 2013.
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The process is unfamiliar, and sellers are reluctant to gamble with the biggest transaction of their lives.
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But casinos on The Strip and elsewhere aren't sure if they can let patrons gamble with it.
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So I'll tell you the same thing I tell them: Don't gamble with what you can't lose.
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It was also a political gamble, with Biden extremely popular among Democratic voters and leading the 2020 field.
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The acronym, he notes, acknowledges that ignoring climate change is a gamble with severe economic and environmental costs.
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For those who do want to take that gamble with Diddy, a global talent search is now underway.
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For Trump, that amounted to a triumphant outcome in his extraordinary gamble with the rogue kingdom's despotic leader.
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The risk is too great, and I refuse to gamble with my livelihood this late in the game.
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We cannot continue to gamble with our children's health, as their futures represent the future of this country.
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They're in #Vegas so let me ask- are you really willing to gamble with our future on these two?
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Those in the world who wish us harm can easily engage in this statistical gamble with nothing to lose.
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If I'm lucky enough to recoup it, I put that in my pocket and gamble with what I've won.
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This is no time to roll the dice and to gamble with America's national security or with the American Dream.
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It would also ensure Wall Street banks can no longer gamble with American consumers' personal savings on the trading floor.
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"Tariffs are an unacceptable gamble with the U.S. economy, and the stakes continue to rise with no end in sight."
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"You are forcing many families to gamble with their children's lives, when your costs haven't gone up," wrote one Facebook post.
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Is our nation really willing to gamble with the lives of American citizens in the hope of potentially saving federal dollars?
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"If you want to gamble with your money you might as well go to Vegas, it's much more fun," she said.
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Those of us who care about our innocent friends and neighbors brought to America as children won't gamble with their lives.
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They would prefer to take the bitter medicine at once and contain outbreaks as they start rather than gamble with uncertainty.
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They would prefer to take the bitter medicine at once and contain outbreaks as they start rather than gamble with uncertainty.
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Day of the Dead (1985) is a wry look at the industrial-military complex and its willingness to gamble with people's lives.
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A meme economy doesn't mean anyone with cash to burn will be able to gamble with Dat Boi shares on Wall Street.
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Politicians and unhinged scientists gamble with people's lives and return to lavish apartments, while poor belters get spaced (or worse) for trivialities.
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"It was a little bit scary and felt like we were being forced to gamble with our son's life," Ben Olthoff said.
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At Class AAA, though, the opt-out clause is a ticket to opportunity — a lottery ticket, really, a gamble with uncertain odds.
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"We are not going to gamble with the lives of the people of South Carolina," the state's governor, Henry McMaster, said Monday.
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Procter & Gamble, with a market capitalization of about $225 billion, is the biggest corporation ever to be a target of an activist investor.
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" (Reuters interview, 2011) "What's critical, of course, is that any change protect the core principle: 'Thou shalt not gamble with the public's money.
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It&aposs a risky gamble with no obvious upside for the former Vice President given the considerable concession such a declaration would be.
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" The attorneys accused Blankenship of a "cold-blooded decision to gamble with the lives of the men and women who worked for him.
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The company will gamble with it using its proprietary data, and, if all goes to plan, everyone ends up just that little bit richer.
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States are understandably reluctant to gamble with missing the safe harbor date, which could put their electoral votes in danger of not being counted.
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As corporations and climate change naysayers continue to gamble with our environment at the expense of our future, this is a worthy exercise indeed.
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If the author's intention was to bring Trump under control, he or she has taken a big gamble with the condition of the republic.
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This most recent stunt shows that he still has not learned this lesson: if you gamble with miners lives, you deserve to go to prison.
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Some airlines have same-day change options that you can gamble with, but remember that your ability to change your flight will depend on availability.
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Right now Trump has given every indication that he wants to gamble with the future of the only planet around that's known to support life.
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Many of these speculators have little investment experience but have loads of cash to gamble with, a combination that often leads to wild price swings.
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Technology can — and should — be used to improve the loan process, but it should be done without forcing borrowers to gamble with peer-to-peer lending.
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But we are not going to gamble with people's pension funds and college endowments and so forth that we are privileged to manage on their behalf.
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Players don't gamble with real money -- but you can use real money to buy in-app upgrades to give your character an advantage at the tables.
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Some creditors he asked to support his offer have called his efforts to keep Sears alive a "foolhardy gamble with other people's money," according to court filings.
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"The vast majority of gamblers gamble with a budget," says James Whelan, co-director of the Institute of Gambling Education and Research at the University of Memphis.
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For Mr. Trump and his Republican allies, this is a big gamble, with control of at least one house of Congress and possibly both on the line.
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Casinos fear that if they allow patrons to gamble with pot money, the money would be "cleaned" in the process, making it eligible for a bank deposit.
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Astrachan noted that Unilever is considered the second- or third-largest home and personal care company behind Procter & Gamble, with its global home care business reaching $10 billion.
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While the brothers warm up with road work, their parents sit out back, in view of the rice fields, and play cards or gamble with other local villagers.
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However, he decided to take a gamble with his two-part series, "On the Trail of Bigfoot" and uploaded it directly to YouTube and other free streaming sites.
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Though potentially a diplomatic minefield, Macron's gamble with Zarif appears to have worked out for now, as Trump endorsed the initiative and toned down his rhetoric on Tehran.
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Procter & Gamble, with brands including Gillette, Crest and Charmin, is the biggest advertiser in the United States, spending $2.4 billion in marketing last year, according to Kantar Media.
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Without more frequent and stringent criminal enforcement, the precedent of Mr. Blankenship's prison term will have little effect on other rogue managers who gamble with their employees' lives.
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By this logic, hardliners are ready to gamble with an "act of war" by either relieving sanctions or turning the population's attention from internal problems to outside enemies.
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They called the plan to stay in business "nothing more than wishful thinking " and "an unjustified and foolhardy gamble with other people's money," in one of their filings.
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Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, said Mr. Trump simply did what he had promised on the campaign trail and would not gamble with American lives.
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That makes the Trump Doctrine a domestic political gamble just as much as it's a tricky global gamble with nuclear powers like Pakistan, India, and North Korea involved.
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But at Stash Wealth, we joke that if you want to gamble with your money, you might as well go to Vegas — at least they give you free cocktails!
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What's worrying is that Trump is willing to gamble with people's livelihoods to play what amounts to a big game of chicken, which means an escalation may be inevitable.
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Before taking the role of president and CEO in 2009, the Naples-born executive spent 20 years at Procter & Gamble with global leadership roles in snacks, health and beauty.
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President Trump's gamble with Iran will reach an inflection point next month when his administration reimposes American sanctions meant to apply severe economic pressure on the government in Tehran.
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If she wanted to try and continue the pregnancy, the best course of action would be to simply forego the second pill, rather than gamble with an experimental protocol.
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According to the Gambling Commission, 24 million adults in Britain gamble, with data from thinktank U.K. Finance showing that 800,000 British people used credit cards to gamble in 2018.
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Five years after Netflix's gamble with "House of Cards," the company plans to release about 700 original TV series, movies and other types of programming around the world this year.
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According to the latest WHO data, 21.6 million women annually are so desperate that they gamble with the risk of life-threatening injuries or even death to have unsafe abortions.
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It was sold to us as a set of rules that would hold the banks more accountable and less likely to gamble with their huge stake in the U.S. economy.
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John Wang, a biologist at Trent University in Canada who studies Hong Kong's dolphins, said that the process had effectively allowed the Airport Authority to gamble with the dolphins' lives.
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In swimming's case, FINA, the sport's governing body, appoints the doping panel that determined Sun had taken a "huge and foolish gamble" with his actions during the failed doping test.
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The Afghan president was signing up for nothing less than a gamble, with the details of what might transpire at Camp David vague even to his closest circle of advisers.
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Attackers understand that many potential victims will ultimately decide not to gamble with the possibility of being exposed and having their family, neighbors, and coworkers see something that cannot be unseen.
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Federal regulations impact nearly every aspect of our daily lives, from how much poison a factory can release into the air to how much banks can gamble with their depositors' money.
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Fister rewarded his manager's gamble with a two-out, two-run single up the middle, putting the wraps on Houston's 5-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium.
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If Mr. Paddock did wind up a net loser, those losses could be offset, in part, by comps, or "kickback rewards," essentially free money casinos give loyal customers to gamble with.
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WASHINGTON, June 21 (Reuters) - U.S. bank regulators have room to ease the Volcker Rule that limits how much Wall Street may gamble with customers' money, Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell said.
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TOKYO, (Reuters) - Fifty Japanese graduates opted to gamble with their job prospects at a mahjong tournament set up by recruiters looking for a different way to find the next high flyer.
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Even the most adventurous traveler is generally not prepared to gamble with their life while on vacation — but that doesn't mean that it's necessary to avoid places some people may consider dangerous.
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This deal is only available to new customers and comes with a generous 30-day money-back guarantee, so you don't have to feel like you are taking a gamble with StrongVPN.
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The Trump administration's new goal of returning astronauts to the surface of the moon by 2024 — five years earlier than planned — is a huge gamble with the prestige of the United States.
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Companies with mature consumer brands — like Procter & Gamble, with its Tide detergent and Gillette razors — can be ripe targets for activists because their days of surging growth are often well behind them.
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All of my "regular" investment accounts are invested in diversified index funds, but I just threw a couple hundred dollars in my RH account to gamble with (told ya I was a gambler).
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We can envision such a scenario in the mid-2020s when the party, after a decade of political decay and economic stagnation, becomes desperate enough to gamble with political reform to save itself.
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" (Reuters interview, 2011) ON CHANGES TO THE VOLCKER RULE, WHICH BEARS HIS NAME: "What's critical, of course, is that any change protect the core principle: 'Thou shalt not gamble with the publics money.
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Wendy goes out on an ethical limb to protect Maria: Her $250,000 is as much an investment in another woman's place on Wall Street as it is a smart gamble with an ace trader.
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Notably, the developer is bringing back six-versus-six multiplayer matches in the competitive Crucible game mode after making a risky gamble with its sequel and restricting all competitive play to four-versus-four.
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Unlike many other presidents, Trump has often been prepared to gamble with America's reputation and to ignore the implications on complicated international diplomatic questions of decisions on the world stage that benefit him politically.
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"Together, these actions would likely split the market between those who need the comprehensive benefits provided under current law and those who are currently healthy and can gamble with substandard coverage," the groups wrote.
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But it could also allow private equity investors to gain influence over small banks and then gamble with them, said Jeremy Kress, who teaches at the University of Michigan and was formerly a Fed regulator.
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PRESTON, England (Reuters) - Arguments on the merits of the European Union and whether workers should gamble with their jobs by voting to leave the bloc are becoming something of an obsession on factory floors across Britain.
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First, she discovered that, unlike host and executive producer Howie Mandel, who says he'd be one of the show's "worst contestants ever" because he doesn't like to gamble with money, she's more prone to take risks.
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The US hoped the summit would demonstrate the success of Trump's diplomatic gamble with North Korea, but instead the meeting ended with no joint agreement, after Kim demanded all US sanctions be lifted on his country.
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And in case you are inclined to gamble with the fates, remember that if there is an CSZ quake, the chances are overwhelmingly good that you will survive it—your chance of dying instantly is slim.
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The US had hoped the summit would demonstrate the success of Trump's diplomatic gamble with North Korea, but instead the meeting ended with no joint agreement, after Kim demanded all US sanctions be lifted on his country.
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"I think, there are a growing number of people in Washington that understand [border adjustment tax] is a risky gamble with potential devastating consequences for American families," Joly said, responding to CNBC questions on a call with reporters.
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Setting the right time and temperature is much less of a gamble with a dozen built-in programs: Choose from bean/chili, meat/stew, soup/broth, sauté, poultry, steam, congee, multigrain, rice, pressure cook, warm, and slow cook.
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The Twitter bookies were clearly not eager to talk to me, but they inadvertently led me to polished websites offering the same service on a much larger scale, where you could gamble with FIFA coins to win more.
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But whatever long game insiders might have been playing, what we've seen is that many voters are unwilling to gamble with the fate of the country and give Theresa May a blank check for hard Brexit and more cuts.
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"This is no time to roll the dice and gamble with America's national security or with the American dream," said the long-time Democratic leader, who has close ties to the Clintons and was first elected to Congress in 85033.
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Patients go into heart failure because they can't afford blood pressure medication, or gamble with their diabetes for want of insulin, then turn up in the hospital needing care that's far more expensive than any preventive measure would have been.
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Delayed-notice warrants like these allow investigators to make a high-stakes gamble with the lives of others: stage a burglary to provoke threats of violence, which increase the severity of the charges, while planning to intervene before violence actually occurs.
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Hanoi, Vietnam (CNN)President Donald Trump's Hanoi summit with Kim Jong Un, meant to demonstrate his diplomatic gamble with North Korea is working, instead ended with no joint agreement after Kim insisted all US sanctions be lifted on his country.
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Craig Douglas, who goes by the name of NepentheZ on YouTube and has over 1.4 million subscribers on his channel, and his partner Dylan Rigby, ran a service to let users gamble with virtual currency that could be bought for real cash.
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This system can only work if Facebook is stringent about identifying and removing bad actors from their systems, which is already a gamble with the high-profile problem of US election interference given their extreme delay in acknowledging any problem at all.
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"If Trump and the Republican Party try to turn loose the big banks and financial institutions so they can once again gamble with our economy and bring it all crashing down, then we will fight them every step of the way," she said.
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" His willingness to gamble with the constraints of popular music persisted all the way through Blackstar, the Kendrick Lamar-inspired meditation on mortality that Tony Visconti described as a "David Bowie album with jazz musicians [who] weren't necessarily going to play jazz.
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A truly comprehensive paid parental leave policy will recognize that fathers and LGBT couples play a critical role in raising happy and healthy families, and that parents shouldn't have to gamble with their careers when they decide to start or grow their families.
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Our recycling process also isn't perfect, and can sometimes lead to slightly lower quality plastics or variations in color or feel—these may be barely noticeable to the consumer, but to a brand, that's more variation than they want to gamble with.
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"They tried to argue that if people wanted to gamble with their own money, we should let them," said Phyllis Borzi, who led the fiduciary initiative as assistant secretary for Employee Benefits Security in the U.S. Department of Labor during the Obama administration.
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When a blindsided Mint sought to save the project by partnering with a cryptocurrency exchange, Britain's finance ministry in early 2018 refused to permit it, seeing the union as too big a gamble with the reputation of the government and the Mint, the sources added.
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These days, I mostly use it as a really volatile savings account, and for gambling money: There's a "Bitcoin ATM" inside the D Casino in downtown Vegas, and anytime I go out there, I pull out a couple hundred bucks and gamble with it.
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Mulvaney, who showed he was willing to risk a fiscal cliff when he served in the House, could benefit from the pressure of last-minute talks, since Democrats are unwilling to gamble with a default to try to win a better deal, some Democrats say.
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"If Trump and the Republican Party try to turn loose the big banks and financial institutions so they can once again gamble with our economy and bring it all crashing down, then we will fight them every step of the way," she said in a Nov.
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However, "musically and culturally there was an increasing crossover between the indie scene and the club scene, and Kev said they wanted to launch a night that tapped into this," Richard Garvin told me of the duo's decision to take a gamble with an additional night.
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Like so many Americans, and certainly many of my friends, I've wavered between throwing my lot in with the moderates — Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar or Mike Bloomberg — and taking a gamble with the more impassioned but riskier candidacies of Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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Ironically, Volcker's last major effort in public life, after a long career at the Wall Street investment bank Wolfensohn, was promoting what he called the "Volcker rule": a strict limitation on commercial banks' ability to gamble with their own money on stocks, bonds, and other commodities.
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That's co-signed by Jade Thomas, a former U.S. marine, who says keeping a level head helped her win $000,000, as well as by host and executive producer Howie Mandel, who says he'd be one of the show's "worst contestants ever" because he doesn't like to gamble with money.
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"If Trump and the Republican Party try to turn loose the big banks and financial institutions so they can once again gamble with our economy and bring it all crashing down, then we will fight them every step of the way," she said in a speech last week.
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We'd had bread, meat, and cheese for eons, but it wasn't until 1762, when the degenerate gambler John Montague, the Fourth Earl of Sandwich, decided that he wanted to have a handheld dinner (so that he could gamble with the other hand, as it goes), that the sandwich was invented.
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That's advice endorsed by Jade Thomas, a 29-year-old former U.S. marine, who says keeping a level head helped her win $233,000, as well as host and executive producer Howie Mandel, who says he'd be one of the show's "worst contestants ever" because he doesn't like to gamble with money.
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Senate GOP leaders, however, warn that Democrats will likely balk at sticking spending cuts onto a debt-ceiling bill and don't want to gamble with something that could shake up the economy, especially after the Dow Jones industrial average lost more than 22019,100 points on Monday in a flash sell off.
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And note, again, that I would not be making this argument if I did not think that Kasich is a pretty good fit as a running mate for Rubio no matter what, so it's not as if he would be making some sort of (alas, Palin) reckless gamble with his veep slot.
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MTV's CMO describes how she built hype around revivals of 'The Hills' and 'Jersey Shore,' and the network's turnaround effort under Chris McCarthy'Like we were being forced to gamble with our son's life': Health insurers won't pay for a $2.1 million drug for kids, and parents say they're running out of time
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Many of the institutions, including those that merged in 20163 to form Caspian, were allowed to gamble with deposits or run Ponzi schemes with impunity for years, in part because they were owned by well-connected elites: religious foundations, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps or other semiofficial investment funds in the Iranian state.
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" The EU insists that the backstop — a commitment that the United Kingdom would remain bound by EU market and customs rules until the two sides come up with a better idea to avoid checks — is essential to ensure that, in the words of European Council President Donald Tusk: "We will not gamble with peace.
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" The EU insists that the backstop — a commitment that the United Kingdom would remain bound by EU market and customs rules until the two sides come up with a better idea to avoid checks — is essential to ensure that, in the words of European Council President Donald Tusk: "We will not gamble with peace.
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Another recession is coming, not because I'm rooting for it, but because someone passed a giant tax giveaway to the rich that added trillions to the debt, and started a trade war for no reason and deliberately sabotaged the affordable care act and rolled back the rules for banks so they can once again gamble with our money.
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When it became known that he had excluded our national press corps from the Oval Office meeting while allowing a Russian photographer access, it seemed to many Americans another sign of loyalties that did not seemingly lie with the country he took an oath to serve -- and certainly a gamble with our national security and intelligence allies.
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"I was not willing to gamble with the care of my constituents with this huge unknown," said Representative Frank A. LoBiondo of New Jersey, a member of the centrist Tuesday Group caucus, noting that in three of the counties in his district in the state's more conservative southern half, over 30 percent of all residents are covered by Medicaid.
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Read more: 'Like we were being forced to gamble with our son's life': Health insurers won't pay for a $2.1 million drug for kids, and parents say they're running out of timeA representative for Brian Kaspar said he had cooperated with the company investigation and denied any wrongdoing, while Allan Kaspar did not immediately return Business Insider's request for comment.
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More important, the lack of any convincing scheme for the longer term underscores the unresolved divisions in the government over whether Britain should gamble with its ties to the giant European economic free trade area on its doorstep in the hope of negotiating separate agreements that would limit the damage from leaving the customs union, in part or even entirely.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE (R), want to put insurance companies in charge of the healthcare system, let banks do as they please and "gamble" with retirement benefits by encouraging people to adopt private investment accounts instead of Social Security.
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Despite giant cracks and signs warning that the cliffs could give way at any moment, tourists are often spotted dangling over the edge of the Seaford Head cliff, in Seaford, East Sussex in the U.K. SEE IT: PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTURES TOURIST TAKING SELFIES AT EDGE OF CLIFF Local resident Wayne Spring has seen scores of people gamble with death at the edge of the cliff, but reckons this woman was the stupidest.
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Read more: 'Like we were being forced to gamble with our son's life': Health insurers won't pay for a $2.1 million drug for kids, and parents say they're running out of timeOne of those families was the Olthoffs in Missouri, whose 11-month-old son, Isaac, had been told he Isaac is now eligible under Aetna's new policy, "Maybe an hour and a half ago we got a call," Olthoff told Business Insider.
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Read more:A top executive at Swiss drug giant Novartis told us the inside story of the $2.1 million price tag for the most expensive drug in the world'Like we were being forced to gamble with our son's life': Health insurers won't pay for a $2.1 million drug for kids, and parents say they're running out of timeAetna and Anthem will now pay for more kids with a devastating rare disease to get a $2.1 million drug, reversing earlier denialsDrugs that cost as much as a house are on the way to treat rare and devastating diseases.
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The top US wealth manager for the ultrarich revealed to us the 2 mistakes his clients repeatedly make — and how other investors can best avoid themIn tech news:The 2 power players at Netflix who are leading its early marketing work with brands like Coca-Cola and LyftInstagram Stories is surging, but a measurement firm found most brands are using it wrongOther good stories from around the newsroom:Here's exactly what it takes to get accepted into Harvard Business School, according to 5 grads and the managing director of admissions'Like we were being forced to gamble with our son's life': Health insurers won't pay for a $2.1 million drug for kids, and parents say they're running out of timeBig brands like Delta, P&G, and Under Armour are increasingly hiring Hollywood talent agencies like CAA, Endeavor, and UTA for marketing — posing yet another threat to traditional ad agencies
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