When: Wednesday, March 21 at 8pm Where: Roulette (509 Atlantic Avenue, Downtown Brooklyn) More info at Roulette.
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Netflix Roulette: As you might expect, Netflix Roulette chooses something random for you to watch on the streaming service.
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When: Tuesday, February 13–Friday, February 16 (times and prices vary) Where: Roulette (509 Atlantic Avenue, Downtown Brooklyn) More info at Roulette.
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Reporting by Julio-Cesar Chavez in El Paso and Joey Roulette in Orlando; Roulette; Writing by Bill Tarrant; Editing by Richard Chang
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He believes merit-based immigration is better than the Russian roulette, not to use Russia, but the Russian roulette of who knows who&aposs coming.
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The set also includes chips, a roulette mat and rake.
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I've never played roulette again, and have rarely gambled since.
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So in this case, Pinterest Roulette worked in my favor.
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" There are, in the end, no heroes in "Russian Roulette.
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Would you really play Russian roulette with your daughter's fate?
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With Sanders, it is like a game of Russian roulette.
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Coster in New York, Alexandra Alper, Joey Roulette and Eric
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Because shutting down the government is playing political Russian roulette.
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Click Prime Video, and you'll be directed to Chat Roulette.
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It's a roulette wheel: sometimes it lands on your number.
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We'd been at the roulette table for more than five hours.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; editing by Bill Tarrant and James Dalgleish
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Editing by Scott Malone and Jonathan Oatis
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; editing by Ben Klayman and Rosalba O'Brien
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Editing by Bill Tarrant and Jonathan Oatis
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The Premier League's roulette makes for great entertainment, but risky transfers.
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Maybe that roulette streak isn't such a bad option after all.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; editing by Bill Berkrot
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If one casino is raided, we share out our roulette wheels.
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What makes you play Russian roulette with your life like that?
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Editing by Bill Tarrant and Will Dunham
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Using it is nothing more than a game of Russian roulette.
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"This isn't democracy; it is Russian roulette for republics," he added.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Editing by Greg Mitchell and Jeffrey Benkoe
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Every time you get in a car you're playing Russian roulette.
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The lethal game of chance is sometimes known as Russian roulette.
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"It's like playing Russian roulette with your life," she told me.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Editing by Greg Mitchell and Steve Orlofsky
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His touch at the roulette wheel endured until nearly the end.
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I have no interest in rolling that roulette wheel again. 2.
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Everyone in Underground Scholars got their number through the roulette wheel.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida, editing by Bill Berkrot
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When: Monday, March 21, 8pm ($20/$15 concession) Where: Roulette (509 Atlantic Ave, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn) Sound artist Haeyoung Kim, also known as Bubblyfish, presents an interactive night of experimental works for her first Roulette residency performance.
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All while watching 45 play nuclear roulette with North Korea on Twitter.
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The odds of hitting a single number in roulette are 2.6 percent.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Writing by Steve Gorman; Editing by Paul Tait
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The average revolver offers better odds for a game of Russian roulette.
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Gameplay is fairly simple, and is rather like Russian roulette meets Uno.
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She wrote "Times Square Roulette," the definitive book on rebuilding Times Square.
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If you enjoy hotel roulette, consider checking into your booking very late.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Writing by Bill Tarrant; Editing by Tom Brown
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The quarterback roulette wheel is spinning again this year for multiple teams.
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The new Russian oil roulette game could have some very big losers.
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Looking farther ahead involves playing a high-stakes game of actuarial roulette.
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"It is Russian roulette, is what they are playing," said Mr. Moran.
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This week, Twitter has been inundated with pictures generated by ImageNet Roulette.
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Hence, the results ImageNet Roulette returns will also draw upon those categories.
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During the week, the restaurant's menu is a proprietary game of roulette.
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It seemed like we could stay tucked away by that roulette wheel forever.
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In June, a teenager died in a real-life game of Russian Roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Editing by Sandra Maler, Giles Elgood and Bernadette Baum
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Editing by Sandra Maler, Giles Elgood and Bernadette Baum
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"We know this wasn't Russian roulette", she told the Las Vegas Review-Journal .
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Watch Jackson face off against Fallon in a round of "Egg Russian Roulette."
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Yet they appear determined to begin another round (or more) of Russian roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette from Orlando; editing by Bill Tarrant and James Dalgleish
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Playing the Trump way is hoping for world peace by playing Russian roulette.
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The other side is betting on black, the roulette table, the Trump scandal.
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"I hate to use the analogy, but it's like Russian roulette," he said.
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Mercurial to the core, this type of inconsistent boss is like Russian roulette.
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When I've chosen to roll with this practice, I call it Netflix Roulette.
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For aggrieved Clinton supporters, reading "Russian Roulette" will be like reliving a nightmare.
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"It started out as a collective," he said in an interview at Roulette.
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Drug users who turn to synthetic cannabinoids are playing Russian roulette, Payne said.
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"First and foremost, you are playing Russian roulette with America's economy," he says.
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But putting an ad up alongside user-generated content can be algorithmic roulette.
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So, whisk me up a raw-yolk mayonnaise or a Russian roulette dressing.
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Or winning a single spin of roulette and claiming you've beaten the house.
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ImageNet Roulette, a web extension of the exhibition, is designed to demonstrate it.
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"It's just Russian roulette, with moving pathogens around the world," said Dr. Scheele.
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"A Hillary Clinton presidency is Russian Roulette with a semi-auto," he writes.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Washington; Editing by Steve Gorman and Peter Cooney
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Taking synthetic drugs is "nothing but a game of Russian roulette," Payne said.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Editing by Tom Brown and Rosalba O'Brien
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We end up staying for 2.5 hours trying random slot machines and playing roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Editing by Ben Klayman and Will Dunham
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Perhaps that's like betting on both black and red in a game of roulette.
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Reelgood credits Netflix Roulette, created by Andrew Sampson, as the basis for this addition.
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Las Vegas boy, 17, dies during game of &aposRussian roulette&apos in abandoned home.
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LAS VEGAS BOY, 17 DIES DURING GAME OF &aposRUSSIAN ROULETTE IN ABANDONED HOME&apos
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That phlegmatic attitude, though, is little more than a form of war-weary roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Editing by Ben Klayman and Leslie Adler
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ImageNet Roulette is is currently on display as part of an exhibition in Milan.
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For appearance' sake, they were taking the waters, but the main attraction was roulette.
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This is a fine place to be bleary-eyed, even without a roulette wheel.
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"I think the Republicans are playing Russian roulette with this vote," Connolly told Politico.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida, Editing by Ben Klayman and Rosalba O'Brien
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Spin our pie recipe roulette wheel and you're guaranteed to land on a winner.
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Skara's own group, Pop Roulette, has earned "Comic to Watch" honors from Comedy Central.
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It can be likened more to the placement of bets at a roulette table.
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On Tuesday, he brought a chamber group, the Western Enisphere, to Roulette in Brooklyn.
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Thus began the year and a half of contraceptive roulette chronicled in my film.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando; Writing by Jonathan Allen, Editing by Rosalba O'Brien
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Instead, these elitists are endorsing a dangerous game of refugee roulette where only a select few win the lottery of resettlement in the U.S. Everyone else is left trying to survive another year until the next spin of the refugee roulette wheel.
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There was also a pitch competition "Pich Roulette" where AiPod, BFF, Coinweb, PsycApps/Equoo, Frogology?
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Officers in Little Elm, Texas; Orlando and Roulette County, North Dakota, also have been killed.
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Reviving beloved but departed shows is a bit like Russian roulette and lot like resurrection.
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It's like listening to a drunk sing a story over a roulette wheel of genres.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette ; writing by Ian Simpson; editing by Colleen Jenkins and Tom Brown
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To compound the metaphor: a Hillary Clinton presidency is Russian Roulette with a semi-auto.
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After seven years, you might think that Valve should have solved the yearly visa roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Editing by Eric M. Johnson and Bill Berkrot
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Editing by Eric M. Johnson and Richard Chang
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I recently played a food game that had all my friends squealing – Chocolate Russian Roulette.
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The same intensified reaction occurs in compulsive gamblers when they see things like roulette wheels.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Editing by Eric M. Johnson and David Gregorio
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"You go in a lot of the competition and it's like Russian roulette," Nassetta said.
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Reporting By Joey Roulette at Cape Canaveral, Florida; Editing by David Gregorio and Kim Coghill
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Kind of like Russian roulette but with 50-50 odds instead of one in six.
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Also, as prices went down, the quality was lost, and taking pills became Russian roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Editing by Eric M. Johnson and Tom Brown
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Trial by jury is a phenomenon more unpredictable than the spin of a roulette wheel.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; editing by Eric M. Johnson and G Crosse
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Reporting by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Additional reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida
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There is a chance they'll die, though, making bedtime like a game of Russian roulette.
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In chillers like "The Lodge" and "Swallow," they guzzle safety pins and play Russian roulette.
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Like electronicRussian roulette, since you never know for sure who's who, or whatYou're walking into.
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So when you put your photo into Image[Net] Roulette, it does the same thing.
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Unless you're clinically crazy, you can't believe you affect the results of a roulette wheel.
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He left both his copy of Drink-A-Palooza and shot roulette at my house.
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Remember, Scrappy's friend, Ca$ino Roulette, was in ICU because his injuries were so serious.
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Bring Vegas to his living room with this roulette set, from luxury department store Bergdorf Goodman.
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Going to synagogue to pray or to celebrate should not be a game of Russian roulette.
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When: Thursday, March 23, 8pm Where: Roulette (509 Atlantic Avenue, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn) More info here.
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Carton started inviting neighborhood kids over to bet on the Intellivision's roulette, craps and blackjack games.
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And I was left with a Pinterest Roulette failure reiterated by several pins featuring basic knits.
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Can you guess which of Australia's roulette wheel of leaders survived longer than these celebrity marriages?
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"[W]rite clichés on a roulette board and just roll the wheel," said one former employee.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Additional reporting by Gabriella Borter; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe and Chris Reese
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To watch more Lipstick Roulette (plus, all sorts of other fun stuff), follow PeopleStyle on Facebook.
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It's as if her daughter and others, Debbie said, are "playing Russian roulette" with their addiction.
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"We're just old-fashioned Catholics, playing what used to be known as 'Vatican Roulette,'" he said.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Writing by Eric M. Johnson; Editing by James Dalgleish
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Flix Roulette gives you a random movie or TV show to watch with some customizable requirements.
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Why not let people who are not so lucky in the game of genetic roulette dope?
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Reporting by Eric M. Johnson and Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral, Florida; editing by Jonathan Oatis
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It's Russian roulette and it's the only way to get from base camp to camp one.
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It's a bit like Russian roulette—my turn could be soon and he could kill me.
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You could be spinning a roulette wheel, in other words, unless someone has a better explanation.
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He thinks the number of people who get off on things like sex roulette is low.
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Then came the roulette wheel of revolving explanations that makes one dizzy because of their silliness.
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He also continued to play roulette, as well as blackjack, in Las Vegas and Atlantic City.
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They perform here in a duet as part of Mr. Lopez's 26170 Roulette Van Lier fellowship.
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Now to that list, I add a third: Sally Silvers's "Tenderizer," a world premiere at Roulette.
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The company authenticated the watch: It was a Calatrava with an unusual roulette, or sector, dial.
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"It's Russian roulette," said James Neal-Kababick, director of Flora Research Laboratories, which tested the products.
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Then they can turn the watch over and test their luck on its tiny roulette wheel.
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CBS reported that he might have been playing Russian Roulette at the time of his death.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral; Editing by David Gregorio, Kim Coghill and Ros Russell
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Writing by Ben Klayman in Detroit; Editing by Will Dunham
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Our experience was like playing Russian roulette — you just never knew what you were going to get.
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"They are playing roulette with the economic future of the country," he says, hands gripping the table.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette at Cape Canaveral, Florida; editing by Steve Gorman, G Crosse and Lisa Shumaker
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I learned at the roulette table that some gambles and risks are just not worth the cost.
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European companies are watching aghast as the U.S. and China play Russian roulette with the world economy.
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Pitch Roulette dumps the tired old model of pitching and introduces an element of chance and theatre.
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Moto-taxis weave through traffic alongside buses, cyclists and pedestrians, like a giant game of Russian Roulette.
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Editor's Note: Fifth Avenue is no longer available, but Essie's Russian Roulette is almost an exact dupe.
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With Trump and Kim in power, each one of them has become a game of Russian roulette.
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Faced with such an endless wall of bottles, the final decision is similar to playing Russian roulette.
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Reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle and Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; editing by Grant McCool
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando; Writing by Daniel Trotta; editing by David Gregorio and Jonathan Oatis
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Reporting by Eric M. Johnson in San Francisco and Joey Roulette in Washington; editing by Leslie Adler
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It was kind of like playing Russian Roulette with our operating systems, but we still did it.
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And as of yet, nobody is placing their Trump casino chips down on the election roulette table.
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I know people who clock roulette wheels and others who can control a single die at craps.
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The creators of ImageNet Roulette trained their AI on 2833 sub-categories of "person" found in ImageNet.
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If you bet on a roulette wheel, you know all the possible outcomes and the attendant risks.
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During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union were, in effect, playing Russian roulette.
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"It really is like betting on red or black," the source said, likening the scenario to roulette.
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A chance of one in five of the "surprising" outcome is like a game of Russian roulette.
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" Strategically, though, Nishar said SoftBank's approach isn't to "bet on every odd number on the roulette table.
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So that night I decided to stay in and play a little Russian roulette with my heart.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida, and Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by Peter Cooney
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When: Wednesday, October 4 at 8pm ($20) Where: Roulette (509 Atlantic Avenue, Downtown Brooklyn) More info here.
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For anyone who believes in the better angels of American politics, "Russian Roulette" is a depressing book.
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It seems like regulation roulette with little or no regard to the impact on jobs and lives.
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"Playing Russian roulette in oil markets may have grave consequences," said Fatih Birol, the agency's executive director.
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At Roulette, the group performed Composition No. 255, an item from Mr. Braxton's "Ghost Trance Music" catalog.
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Zeena Parkins and Green Dome performed at Roulette (509 Atlantic Ave, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn) on November 9.
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To do this the other way around is a foolish global Russian roulette gamble on our survival.
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"We don't have the luxury to play Russian roulette with the consumers in the United States," he said.
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In any case, Pinterest Roulette sparked in me a little retail envy — something Moss said she didn't experience.
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Shopping for our moms is like our moms shopping for us: a stubborn game of gift-giving roulette.
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And now you can apply those celestial insights to that most dignified form of Russian roulette: stock picking!
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Reporting by Joey Roulette; Additional reporting and writing by Frank McGurty; Editing by James Dalgleish and Leslie Adler
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Here at PeopleStyle, we don't need an occasion to play Lipstick Roulette, our favorite game on Facebook Live.
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That means that it is just Russian roulette, that some of those people are going to have accidents.
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It remained there until it was bumped by "Russian Roulette," a book that examines Trump's relationship with Russia.
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With American Century strapped for cash after his roulette misadventure, he gets turned down for a bank loan.
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What they did was more like putting it all on the same random roulette number until they struck.
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If students need anything higher than a 22008, they're being forced to play Russian roulette, Mr. Nassirian said.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida, additional writing by Rich McKay in Atlanta; Editing by Michael Perry
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Her latest piece, "breathe … ," to be unveiled at Roulette in Brooklyn, explores the militarization of the police. Sept.
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Relocating is one solution, but it can be, as Goodell calls it, a game of real estate roulette.
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Fixed odds betting terminals are electronic machines in betting shops, which contain a variety of games, including roulette.
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A roulette wheel being calibrated and leveled at the Ocean Resort Casino, formerly the Revel, in Atlantic City.
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With Smith and Jordan in the starting lineup, the Knicks have continued their season theme of roster roulette.
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"Taking the test made me feel like I wasn't just playing roulette with what I was taking," she says.
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It was a Russian roulette again, but I felt that we need change, because they're not capping off this.
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For experimentation's sake, I put myself in the shoes of a man trying to play the Pinterest Roulette game.
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StumbleUpon was a wacky game of roulette, one that allowed you to click a button and land somewhere unexpected.
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If so, the president and the rest of the GOP are playing another risky game of Russian roulette, indeed.
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He has suggested that investing in U.S. stocks right now could be like playing Russian Roulette with your money.
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It's like Russian roulette," she continued, adding that opioids are "way too dangerous for people to be messing with.
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If you know Scott personally, drive him to Las Vegas and staple him next to a Roulette wheel. 11.
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Showing these terms is deliberate, as ImageNet Roulette is partly designed to show how the dangers of AI bias.
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Exploding Kittens Card Game, $19.99Exploding Kittens is basically a highly strategic version of Russian roulette with a cat theme.
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One man describes being alone and playing Russian roulette, while others talk about constant nightmares and crippling survivor's guilt.
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As always, his beautiful touch—as patient as solitaire, as unpredictable as roulette—simultaneously establishes and etherealizes the image.
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Although the roulette and craps are computerized, the casino offers blackjack and poker, and the slots machines are hypnotic.
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Both Democrats and Republicans are presented unfavorably, such that there are "no heroes in 'Russian Roulette,'" said our reviewer.
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Reporting by Bill Tarrant and Rich McKay; additional reporting by Joey Roulette and Eric Johnson; Editing by Tom Brown
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A rising vocalist, movement artist and multi-instrumentalist, Maviel is one of two 2019 Van Lier fellows at Roulette.
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The Frugal Traveler Booking at the last minute, playing "hotel roulette" and even resorting to scalpers can yield savings.
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ImageNet Roulette is a stark reminder that the AI powering image-recognition tools aren't some digital arbiter of truth.
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It's almost like you're playing roulette, and one guy gets five numbers and the other guy gets one number.
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And if users click the button for Prime Video, they're redirected to the popular video chatting website Chat Roulette.
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I understand that we're playing a little bit of Russian roulette, the more bullets we load into the gun.
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"That means there is a bit of Russian roulette going on and sometimes somebody gets bumped down," said Harteveldt.
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With a bashful smile, she said that Roulette wouldn't want her to walk off with her feet so dirty.
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Although ImageNet Roulette is a fun distraction, the underlying message of Training Humans is a dark, but vital, one.
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Just because you're at the roulette table, you could be overdue for black but you keep coming up red.
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"If you play audit roulette, you are a fool," said Daniel Morris, an accountant with expertise in digital currencies.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida and Ankit Ajmera in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila and Rosalba O'Brien
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Justice Scalia and his wife, the former Maureen McCarthy, had nine children, the upshot of what he called Vatican roulette.
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Trump is spending down his limited foreign policy credibility as a gambler squanders his last chips at the roulette wheel.
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The other is Boeing Co. Reporting by Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral; Writing by Steve Gorman; Editing by Richard Chang
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There's a branch of Holland Casino at the airport offering roulette, Blackjack and slot machines daily from 6:30 a.m.
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At our afternoon Pitch Roulette session, founders will face off with four of the most powerful investors in the business.
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Or, you know, if you're totally stoned today and feel like trying out the porn version of a roulette wheel.
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It turns out that time she "killed" herself playing Russian roulette was actually just her playing with an empty gun.
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Given the increase in such attacks, being unprepared is like playing security roulette, said Robert Siciliano, chief executive of IdTheftSecurity.com.
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But like a lot of open-ended records, "Harlem River Drive," made for Morris Levy's Roulette label, wasn't a hit.
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But they prefer the index funds that feel less like a spin of a roulette wheel than individual stocks do.
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Reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Cape Canaveral; additional reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida, editing by Bill Berkrot
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He put it all on the roulette wheel's double-zero, looking for the 85033-to-one pot of electoral gold.
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He's not assuaged, however, by Mr. Trump's list: "It's like a game of Russian roulette with Trump," Mr. Estrada said.
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In the main gaming room, Salle Europe, you can find Blackjack, Texas hold-em poker, and English and European roulette.
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Considering it's your *entire digital life* on the line, you're really playing roulette with anything other than a top VPN.
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FOBT is a touch-screen machine that allows players to bet on the outcome of various games such as roulette.
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There's the language ("we are about to play Russian Roulette with the entire human race with already two bullets loaded").
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I tried to take comfort in that, but still felt like I was playing Russian roulette with my baby's brain.
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And, since visiting a dentist takes up time better spent at roulette, he has also lost most of his teeth.
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Based in Chicago, Ms. Reid is artist in residence this year at Roulette, where she performs intermittently in different arrangements.
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At the end of the video, Wittek asked Dobrik how many times he&aposd won at roulette in a row.
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Like a game of roulette, both Clinton and Sanders have a 85033-50 chance of winning the state right now.
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Their plan is akin to people who think they'll pay their mortgages by betting at roulette or buying lottery tickets.
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Many years ago, with friends at a casino, I quickly found myself up several hundred dollars at a roulette table.
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Being careless with food safety is more or less playing Russian roulette with your immune system and your bowel movements.
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For example, its new Astronomia Casino has a functioning roulette wheel on the dial — made specifically for high-end gamblers.
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She premiered its compositions earlier this month at Roulette, in Brooklyn, and intends to record the entire movement in January.
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Water is purchased in bottles, the Lebanese preferring not to play Russian roulette with the liquid sputtering from household taps.
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Reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle; Additional reporting by Joey Roulette in Washington; Editing by Greg Mitchell and Cynthia Osterman
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She has observed firsthand how conflicting laws of the land regarding marijuana have created a game of roulette for budding entrepreneurs.
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Jacqueline Hayes was accused of beating, starving and forcing a child in her care to play a game of Russian Roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette at Cape Canaveral; Writing and additional reporting by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by Sandra Maler
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I wanted a new way to wear my gray shift dress — a staple I assumed would work perfectly in Pinterest Roulette.
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The roulette wheels were manned, but not spinning, and dozens of casino employees leaned against the craps tables talking among themselves.
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A FOBT is a touch screen machine that allows players to bet on the outcome of various games such as roulette.
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In keeping with tradition, the fried-eggplant roulette is seasoned with the three tentpoles of Georgian cuisine: garlic, walnuts, and pomegranate.
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But kickstarting your foray into coding isn't as easy as playing roulette and picking the first random language you land on.
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YOU KNOW, THIS IS LIKE GOING TO VEGAS AND ASKING IS THE ROULETTE WHEEL GOING TO COME UP BLACK OR RED?
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In both cases, what is tumult for most people is for him just another way to win at the roulette wheel.
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"When playing Russian roulette, the fact that the first shot got off safely is little comfort for the next," Feynman noted.
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I hope the roulette wheel keeps spinning in your favor, and yes, there are lots of other contests you might enjoy.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Melbourne, Florida; Writing by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle; Editing by Richard Chang and Susan Thomas
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The piece is like a game of genre roulette, with the wheel landing unpredictably on rock, jazz and Western classical music.
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The roulette wheel of New York City dating is no problem for Will and Anna, even with a lack of practice.
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And at least one of these, Roulette, is actually more powerful now than at the time of its birth in 1978.
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He became the scourge of European casinos in the 21958s and early ′19673s by developing a system to win at roulette.
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Moreover, roulette wheels came to be manufactured more carefully, offering fewer biases to exploit, and Dr. Jarecki's edge began to ebb.
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For more than a decade, it became conventional wisdom among Democrats that pushing for gun control amounted to electoral Russian roulette.
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How would you respond if we asked you to go for a cheeky Nando's to play a game of wing roulette?
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That legislation allowed federally recognized Indian tribes to offer casino-style games like slot machines, blackjack and roulette on tribal land.
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An FOBT is a touch-screen machine that allows players to bet on the outcome of various games such as roulette.
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During her detention, she said, she was sexually molested, choked with a belt, given electric shocks and subjected to Russian roulette.
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Hart told The Breakfast Club in January, 2016, social media combined with thots makes cheating a sexual form of Russian Roulette.
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And a small ball is released to, eventually, land on a random color and number, just like a real roulette turn.
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In "Chat Roulette," a bewigged and heavily made up Ms. Gaignard lip-syncs via webcam to a series of men on Chatroulette.
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When you come every time for open enrollment, it's like Russian roulette, because you don't know how much you're going to pay.
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Or will you play Will This Probably Disappoint My Parents (And Possibly Myself In Five Years?) roulette and choose *gasp* a meme?
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Any resemblance to the industry I first covered is purely a function of the consistent rules of slots, blackjack, craps and roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette from Cape Canaveral, Florida; Additional reporting and writing by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by Sandra Maler
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Political unpredictability has been boosted to the point that some markets are turning into a roulette wheel, according to one investment house.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Washington, D.C.; Additional reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle; Editing by Will Dunham and Leslie Adler
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Bettman has already played Russian roulette and stared us in the face as he's pulled the trigger over and over and over.
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Just like you do at the roulette wheel, Tilman J. Fertitta believes you need to take a risk in life by changing.
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Game players hand over real cash to play roulette, say, and if they win, they are paid off in fantasy videogame currency.
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Instead of telling Ciara where she was headed, Wilson gave her a "travel roulette" game with 30 possible destinations to guess from.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral, Florida; Writing and additional reporting by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by Sandra Maler
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I spent nearly an hour Monday morning spinning the roulette, starting and restarting characters after I decided I wasn't happy with them.
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The same coalition just released an engaging sequel, "Dark Territory," and will perform at Roulette, expanding on its designs with spontaneous interplay.
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He is hardly alone in arriving at a top club and having to endure an immediate (and ongoing) round of manager roulette.
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Younger campaign aides studied their screens with the strained intensity of gamblers watching a roulette ball circle closer and closer to zero.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette from Cape Canaveral, Florida; Additional reporting and writing by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by Cynthia Osterman
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Instead, he plays Russian roulette with one of his favorite foods: his wife's lefse, a Norwegian flatbread made from potatoes and flour.
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Late in the 2000s, Roulette leased a spot on Greene Street, until the financial crash sent the building owner's assets into chaos.
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When he returned to San Remo he ran the table again until management replaced some two dozen roulette wheels, negating his advantage.
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Which perhaps explains why the members of 5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS) looked completely terrified while playing "Tattoo Roulette" with James Corden.
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The machines allow users to place bets of up to £250, once every 20 seconds, on computerized casino games such as roulette.
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The death was ruled a suicide, but it was rumored that the young man and Ms. Pallenberg had been playing Russian roulette.
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Their fast-paced deregulation is the equivalent of playing Russian roulette with nature, and we humans are likely to be the losers.
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Sick of playing "I may leave you in the bar and never see you again" roulette with your favorite coats and bags?
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But ImageNet Roulette has not been been particularly humanizing for people of color, which its creators say is part of the point.
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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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" "Basically, the only person who knows what's in it is the chemist who created it … It's Russian roulette when you take these.
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She kept describing voting as something akin to "Russian roulette" — you never really know what you'll get with a candidate, she argued.
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Given the staggering number of people with herpes, anytime you take off your pants with somebody new, you're essentially playing STD Russian roulette.
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If you hit the roulette table and end up losing, you might be able to deduct your losses as a miscellaneous itemized deduction.
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However, there are other ways to 'pitch' at The Europas and the main one a brand new format we've devised called Pitch Roulette.
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Your presumption that, without medical training and experience, anyone can play app roulette, surf the net and become his own doctor, is folly.
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Homebrand, the generic grocery line at Woolworths supermarkets, famous for its low prices and Russian roulette attitude to taste, could soon be gone.
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Getting a match is like winning a round of sexy roulette, and when it happened I would freeze up, palms sweaty with anxiety.
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Lucious still has difficulty facing his past, and has more sad flashbacks of his mother (Kelly Rowland) and her awful Russian Roulette suicide.
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More popular is an adjoining room filled with slot machines and electronic roulette tables, the only type of gambling now permitted in Boten.
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Exploding Kittens Card Game: NSFW, available on Amazon, $19.99Exploding Kittens is basically a highly strategic version of Russian roulette with a cat theme.
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Cutting aid is playing roulette with people whose lives and livelihoods are directly or indirectly tied to these and other U.S. assistance programs.
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If you hated the job that much, to the point of playing Russian Roulette with another student, it isn't the job for you.
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"The food labeling laws played Russian roulette with our daughter's life," Nadim Ednan-Laperouse, Natasha's father, said in a news conference on Friday.
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Over three evenings at Roulette in Downtown Brooklyn, the Resonant Bodies Festival presented 45-minute sets by nine different vocalists, three per night.
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Ms. Kidambi continues her residency at Roulette on June 17, performing in a vocal quintet and a duo with the saxophonist Lea Bertucci.
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I had played Russian roulette in the past, but something told me I couldn't risk going un-covered, not this time of year.
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But that Russian roulette-like scenario seems to have been the case for doughnut enthusiasts living near Mendon, Massachusetts, back in November 2015.
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While literally throwing my cash into a hole at a roulette table, a non-conference attendee who was also playing spotted my badge.
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And a round of newsroom roulette, in which various employees of The New York Times share their audio product love and horror stories.
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This week, the storied Brooklyn venue Roulette features two concerts of music by rising composers that powerfully interrogate issues of gender and identity.
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ImageNet Roulette, a digital art project and viral selfie app, exposes how biases have crept into the artificial-intelligence technologies changing our lives.
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We are going to allow the fossil fuel industry to play roulette with the ability of this planet to support life … why exactly?
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Following in the footsteps of Jimmy Fallon's legendary Egg Roulette, rather than dyeing eggs this Easter, why not smash 'em on your head?
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SALLY SILVERS "If You Try" and "Tenderizer" at Roulette, arresting works of consequence, claimed attention because of footwork, eyes, balance, projection and mystery.
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A second set at Roulette, this one devoted to Mr. Braxton's "Echo Echo Mirror House Music," was even more notable in this regard.
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One woman who had cryolipolysis likened it to Russian roulette: She had three treatments to get rid of her stomach roll and muffin top.
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Ellen Fisher's performance Time Don't Stop for Nobody, taking place March 23 at Roulette, asks four performers to exchange their experiences of growing up.
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Ellen Fisher seems to be hinting at this in her performance Time Don't Stop for Nobody, taking place this Thursday, March 23, at Roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral, Florida; Writing and additional reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle; Editing by Cynthia Osterman, Robert Birsel
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I don't like my sweets to involve taking chances, and those box-of-chocolate situations are calorie roulette and I'm not here for it.
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Northern Trust claimed in a recent note that a lack of clarity over the intentions of politicians was creating a form of " Populist Roulette".
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An indicative scene: a few hours into the game, you're captured and forced to play Russian roulette with the lives of your party members.
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Ciara's rep tells PEOPLE that Wilson played "travel roulette," presenting her with 30 possible destinations in the world to guess where she was headed.
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At Berkshire's annual meeting last month, he likened wagering on bitcoin to betting on zero or double-zero on a Las Vegas roulette wheel.
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Flix Roulette is a website that gives you a randomly-generated title to watch on Netflix, with multiple options to narrow down your results.
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Allen Iverson's nationwide casino gambling tour continues ... this time, hitting up a high stakes roulette table in Pennsylvania and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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Yet I keep playing Russian roulette, knowing that one day I may end up cold and blue, eyes glazed open to the dark abyss.
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" Julian Savulescu, director of the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at the University of Oxford, described the alleged births as "genetic Russian Roulette.
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"For the European Commission, it's a case of Russian roulette," said Christian Bergqvist, an associate professor of competition law at the University of Copenhagen.
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The family arrived at the Vegas strip and entered a casino, where the "spinning whir of the roulette wheel" caught the Branson teens' eyes.
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Robert, drunk on expensive wine, silently cheered from the back seat as though the car were bouncing along the track of a roulette wheel.
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Once the participants made their choice, a red ball would land on a spot on the wheel, like roulette, and they'd receive their points.
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To some, the element of chance behind "Live at 35" might be like playing the lottery; for others, it may seem like Russian roulette.
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Reporting by Makini Brice in Washington, Eric M. Johnson in Seattle and Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Editing by Susan Thomas and Rosalba O'Brien
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Phill Niblock's annual winter solstice concert — stuffed with six hours of video and sound art — will descend on Roulette in Brooklyn on Dec. 21.
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A previous four-act opera in the series, "Trillium J," made a memorable impression when it was performed at Roulette, in Brooklyn, in 275.
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Forty years after opening, Roulette is now nestled inside a YWCA complex at the corner of Third and Atlantic avenues in another downtown: Brooklyn's.
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Verizon has topped itself by playing Russian roulette with consumer trust in an attempt to compete with the advertising businesses of Google and Facebook.
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Reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle; Additional reporting by Tracy Rucinski in Washington and Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Editing by Edward Tobin
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At the time, Dr. Jarecki told reporters that he had cracked roulette with the help of a powerful computer at the University of London.
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He liked to declare that athletes were not "roulette chips" and tell the story of a game he once played in Madison Square Garden.
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ImageNet Roulette, designed by the American artist Trevor Paglen and a Microsoft researcher named Kate Crawford, aims to show the depth of this problem.
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At one point this week, as the project went viral on services like Twitter, ImageNet Roulette was generating more than 100,000 labels an hour.
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Some of the pieces are good and some are truly terrible, so it's sort of like playing Russian roulette with low calorie snack food.
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"We're playing Russian roulette with people's lives, letting convicted, known, radicalized jihadi criminals walk about our streets," he told the Press Association news agency.
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That's below the inflation rate of around 2.1%, but Treasuries are like roulette machines spitting out cash compared to bonds from many other countries.
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Lawmakers have cleared the way for blackjack, roulette and other casino games in the country, approving legislation that removes a longstanding prohibition against gambling.
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Scrappy's friend, Ca$ino Roulette, was a passenger in the car, and we're told he got out of the hospital a few days ago.
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But Revolver's VNC Roulette laid bare just how many of these systems are routinely left wide open to anyone who knows where to look.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral; Writing and additional reporting by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by Cynthia Osterman and Sandra Maler
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It's basically the world's shittiest game of roulette, with the winners living happily ever after, and the losers returning to their own sad, lonely existence.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral, Florida; Writing and additional reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle; Editing by Bill Tarrant and Tom Brown
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I knew my "beanie" would be more successful in the Pinterest Roulette game than my statement pieces were, simply because it was easier to describe.
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Instead of going out on a limb and playing hair roulette with yet another product, we thought we'd ask a few pros for their help.
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And the only downside is that you'll still have to spend the next three months playing Russian roulette when it comes to unplugging your gear.
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Essentially, if you really like Oreos – and maybe have nothing against a little roulette – these boxes should make for at least an interesting monthly mystery.
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Since the state's leaders seem determined to play Russian roulette with the vote either way, there's really no point in trying to suss that out.
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In the top floor casino, thousands of pounds change hands every second as roulette wheels spin, slot machines tumble and gamblers crowd around blackjack tables.
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But that's a dangerous game of Russian roulette, and nobody knows when the moment of no return shall come, or how long it will last.
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A kakelorum is an early roulette game: A marble dropped into a carved spiral figure circles down to a plate with round indentations, each numbered.
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Frequently cut with other substances, such as cocaine and heroin, often without the user's knowledge, each hit can be like a game of Russian roulette.
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Prosecutors said Garcia Zarate was playing his own "secret version of Russian roulette" and deliberately fired into an unsuspecting crowd on the pier, killing Steinle.
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The ImageNet Roulette site was shared widely on Twitter on Monday, and was created by AI Now Institute cofounder Kate Crawford and artist Trevor Paglen.
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Rather than playing a kind of economic Russian roulette with the least secure workers, these advocates should try to make the tax credit more effective.
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A fixed odds betting terminal (FOBT) is a touch screen machine that allows players to bet on the outcome of various games such as roulette.
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But even if sex roulette isn't happening on significant scale, it's still befuddling that anyone would treat the prospect of HIV infection as a game.
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Although it doesn't technically have roulette and craps, it offers computerized versions of those games, as well as 4,000 slot machines and 138 table games.
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"You are playing Russian roulette every time you use street drugs as it is," Staff Sergeant Martin Schiavetta said in an interview with VICE News.
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At Roulette, they will perform with the Venezuelan percussionist Gustavo Ovalles, a longtime collaborator of Mr. Sosa's who appears as a guest on the album.
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Ca$ino Roulette tells us the reason he hired a lawyer is simply because he needs help navigating Florida laws and his medical insurance coverage.
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Americans loved it; the poker rooms, the slots, the roulette—it fit neatly into their insatiable love of not leaving their houses to do anything.
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The alluring human images inviting play at the craps, baccarat, poker, roulette and slots games are all electronic figments on happily binging and bonging screens.
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Michael Isikoff and David Corn's investigation into the 2016 presidential campaign, "Russian Roulette," spent a third week at No. 1 on the hardcover nonfiction list.
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Russian roulette It's not just McMaster's style that rubbed Trump the wrong way: They also have important, substantive differences about how they see the world.
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That's the fun behind ImageNet Roulette, a nifty web tool built as part of an ongoing art exhibition on the history of image recognition systems.
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But, he told Kudon, the Illinois casinos insist that whatever fees they'd get wouldn't make up for the loss of all those potential roulette players.
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"It was just that the roulette wheel was not in our favor today," said Andrey the lawyer after Russia lost 4-3 in the shoutout.
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Playing a game of "travel roulette," the Seattle Seahawks quarterback gave his future wife 30 possible destinations in the world to guess where she was headed.
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The shuffle was the entry-level iPod that took a bit of a Russian roulette approach to music playback, due to its lack of a screen.
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But if you're willing to shell out that much for the Russian roulette of tattoos, you might as well just pick a design you really love.
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These investors and decision-makers can continue to "play Russian roulette with our hospitable planet" by financing industries that destroy our stable climate, he has said.
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Officer Katlyn Alix A St. Louis police officer was killed Thursday while playing a deadly game of Russian roulette with another officer, according to Missouri prosecutors.
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It's perhaps best remembered for its pressurized scenes of Russian roulette, in which disillusioned soldiers squared off at rowdy bars with loaded revolvers to their heads.
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It is a terrible roulette outcome that we are apprised of, as we return to that one place where we assumed we were safe and secure.
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They told the New York Daily News the request came as part of a "Drag Roulette" portion of the brunch in which attendees could request songs.
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TMZ Sports obtained pics and spoke with witnesses who saw Messi hitting the roulette table and playing some blackjack at the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas.
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Ads often focus on private villas and high-end dining, while forgoing mentions of invitation-only gambling rooms and high-stakes games of baccarat and roulette.
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Everywhere cards, dice, or roulette were being played; bills of the highest denomination were being flung down on the tables, and everyone was drinking bootleg liquor.
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She starred memorably in Manhattan and The Deer Hunter, although her role in the latter has been forgotten due to the batshit-insane Russian roulette scenes.
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It's kind of like standing at a roulette table, and seems to spike or sink purely based on the momentum of other people buying and selling.
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TMZ Sports obtained photos of the the 3's Company player/coach betting away at the high limit roulette tables at the MGM Grand Saturday night.
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No word on how long Iverson's Vegas gambling binge lasted -- but we're told he was only at THIS roulette table for a short period of time.
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RUSSIAN ROULETTE The Inside Story of Putin's War on America and the Election of Donald Trump By Michael Isikoff and David Corn 338 pp. Twelve. $30.
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PARELES That a collaboration between G-Eazy, Yung Miami of City Girls and Juvenile exists at all feels like the product of a few roulette spins.
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She has brought charges against more than a dozen officers, including one who was involved in a game of Russian roulette that left another officer dead.
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"It's always been the nature of these kind of places that allowed for that," Mr. Staley said, when I asked how Roulette fostered that welcoming spirit.
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One of the most continuously imaginative of these groups is Wet Ink, which celebrates its 20th anniversary on April 1 with a concert at Brooklyn's Roulette.
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Ozgur Unluhisarcikli, the director of the German Marshall Fund in Ankara, a policy institute, said that Mr. Erdogan was not merely gambling, but playing Russian roulette.
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Many gamblers see roulette as a game of pure chance — a wheel is spun, a ball is released and winners and losers are determined by luck.
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JOSHUA BARONE On Sunday, the composer and instrumentalist Amirtha Kidambi finished up a seasonal residency at Roulette with two distinct projects, each featuring a female lineup.
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Prior to that was 'Russian Roulette: The Inside Story of Putin's War on America and the Election of Donald Trump,' by David Corn and Mike Isikoff.
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In one case from the 1970s, a Dallas police officer was convicted of murdering a 12‐year‐old Hispanic boy during a game of Russian roulette.
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Everyone is wearing a mask, including the croupiers, waitresses and security guards -- who happen to vastly outnumber the scattered customers gambling at blackjack and roulette tables.
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Carpenter stood up as Smith glided Mastery into the far turn and let him roll, picking up momentum like a steel ball circling a roulette wheel.
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The example, WALL CALENDAR, is already filled in with As and Ls. My gimmes were the first phrase, ROULETTE TABLE and FUNNY BUSINESS at number 22.
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But the decision to allow blackjack, roulette and other table games into Japan opened up a potentially enormous new market for casino operators around the world.
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The president's men are trying to stop him from playing Russian roulette with a government shutdown — especially if it is being done to build a wall.
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The first was an evening of contemporary chamber music and opera extracts at Roulette in Downtown Brooklyn that was dedicated to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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And on Tuesday at Roulette in Brooklyn, the Prototype: Opera/Theater/Now festival — which presented Mr. Marks's opera "Mata Hari" in 2017 and runs from Jan.
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A St. Louis police officer has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after the authorities said he fatally shot another officer during a game of Russian roulette.
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"We are going after those callous dealers who play Russian Roulette with other people's lives," Bharara wrote in an op-ed published in the Daily News.
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After hearing about sex roulette, Deirdre responded very calmly, "I've actually heard of this," further proving that I have no clue about teens and their trends.
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Third-party lead generators often send out "raw" calls in a kind of roulette, ringing a few times at each contracted treatment center until someone picks up.
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From a bio-electrical instrument triggered by changes in muscle tension to a satirical monument-smashing rampage, Angie Eng has curated an enticing performance program at Roulette.
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But because appeals are heard by randomly assigned three-judge panels of the Ninth Circuit's 44 judges, the assignment has the flavour of a game of roulette.
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The surf-forecasting site Magicseaweed calls jet skiing out of the bay "a game of Russian Roulette" but even getting to the turbid inlet can be dicey.
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Ecstasy can undoubtedly be lethal, but it's not the narcotic "Russian roulette" (a one in six chance of death) it's made out to be by the authorities.
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Andrei Arlovski has admitted to playing Russian roulette more than once in his life, and sought the guidance of a sports psychologist after his loss to Fedor.
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Using it often throughout the game would be riskier — basically Russian roulette, given Hill's speed and Travis Kelce's explosiveness — but the reward could be more takeaway opportunities.
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That was the year that saw the expansion Sabres and Canucks forced to rely on a novelty roulette wheel to figure out who would get Gilbert Perreault.
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The Answer posted up at the roulette table at the Rivers Casino on Thursday -- where witnesses say he was flanked by private security during his gambling run.
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We watched ourselves die and fought through an afterlife filled with aliens at Optics 0:0, a Brooklyn-based multimedia festival put on by the venue Roulette.
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One point this stream of propaganda fails to mention is that there is no such thing as safe prostitution any more than there is safe Russian roulette.
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This is more a public relations battle than a military one, a sadistic game of Palestinian roulette, where dead Gazans serve a greater purpose than dead Israelis.
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Then there were stories of others dying around me, and the profound sadness that accompanied them, ranging from Russian roulette suicides to horrific explosions of propane gas.
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If you are a U.S. senator and you are not co-sponsoring the CARE Act, you are playing Russian Roulette with the lives of millions currently suffering.
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The Swedish firm has recently signed contracts with casino operators in the United States, Britain and Spain and is producing online games ranging from blackjack to roulette.
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The other is Boeing Co Reporting by Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral, Florida; Writing and additional reporting by Steve Gorman; Editing by Peter Cooney and Sandra Maler
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Performers include Michelle Buteau, Michelle Wolf, Julio Torres, Lane Moore, Akilah Hughes, Jen Spyra, Mandy Stadtmiller and Sudi Green, with music from the sketch group Pop Roulette.
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"It was like playing Russian roulette, but I didn't care," said Mr. Frasca, 30, a carpenter and barber who said he had been clean for four months.
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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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In 2014 a coder named Andrew Sampson created an app called Netflix Roulette that did pretty much what it sounds like—spun the wheel, recommended a show.
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And — reading on — the flutes made of bone, the zoos, the purple dye made from snails, the roulette, the automatons of digesting and defecating ducks, and Minecraft.
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ImageNet Roulette is an art project created by Berlin-based developer Leif Ryge, working in collaboration with artist and researcher Trevor Paglen and AI researcher Kate Crawford.
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Mike brought a shot roulette wheel a friend had given him a while back and filled the black shots with water and the red with mystery spirits.
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If you've been holding out on your holiday shopping for some wildly perfect gift guide to show up just in time, you're playing a scary game of roulette.
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Whether you're talking about slot machines, blackjack or roulette, the odds always favor the house, and a well-conceived, well-run gambling hall should consistently make a profit.
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In the game of Gazan roulette, those recognised by Israeli spotters as regular farmers are allowed to work land close to Israel's buffer zone; others risk being shot.
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The rise of exchange-traded funds has made entire groups of stocks "nothing but chits in a bizarre game of stock market roulette," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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Described as a sort of cat-based take on Russian Roulette, players draw cards and hope to avoid an Exploding Kitten, which takes them out of the game.
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The St. Louis officer accused in the Russian Roulette-style killing of a co-worker was allegedly drinking on duty with a third officer when the fatal Jan.
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He admits he might have overextended himself by deciding to go out on the town with his friend, Ca$ino Roulette, who was a passenger in the car.
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In two concerts last week at Roulette in Brooklyn, the Prism Quartet, a saxophone ensemble, produced an intriguing palette of sounds that included tone colors never heard before.
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Talujon, an adventurous percussion group, arrives at Roulette in Brooklyn on Thursday, June 2, with a program of works inspired by the shimmering sound of the Indonesian gamelan.
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While political calculations have proven as dicey as a Vegas roulette table, it's a safe bet the economy will be front and center on voters' mind come November.
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In junior high school, he ran a makeshift casino out of his parents' living room, using the roulette and blackjack features available on Intellivision, the early gaming console.
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Prosecutors said Garcia Zarate was playing his own "secret version of Russian roulette" when he deliberately fired into an unsuspecting crowd on a San Francisco pier, killing Steinle.
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I'm not earning 4x or 0003x points, but I'm not playing bonus roulette: I reliably receive the bonuses, everywhere in the world, even in places I wouldn't expect.
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He stayed, for nearly a year, only because he was too poor to leave — he had compulsively blown much of his money at the roulette tables of Europe.
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The ongoing battle against 'edible Roulette' is real and we want to put the training wheels on that experience, the ability for people to dial in their 'zone.
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I have seen hackers go broke at the roulette table while another hacker gave a presentation explaining how to steal $2000,000 from an ATM just down the hall.
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"At such a time of uncertainty and potential vulnerability to the world economy... playing Russian roulette with the oil markets may well have grave consequences," Birol told reporters.
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They took turns holding a revolver containing one bullet and pulling the trigger, authorities said, a description similar to the lethal game of chance known as Russian roulette.
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Critic's Notebook The pianist Dave Burrell sat onstage at Roulette on Wednesday, his sizable frame stooped over the keyboard with a combination of studious grace and earnest fascination.
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Going all-in for either incumbents or new entrants is no more a sound investment than putting all your savings on black or red at the roulette table.
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At Roulette, he presents Alto Madness, a similar ensemble featuring three fellow alto saxophonists — Bruce Williams, Darius Jones and Michaël Attias — as well as the drummer Pheeroan AkLaff.
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For Klijsma, Revolver might be crossing a line, especially because VNC Roulette doesn't just collect people's computers, but also embedded systems that are used to control industrial systems.
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Columbus police spokesman Joe Dillion says three other males in the room told officers Deloach was discussing Russian Roulette as he took out a revolver and removed the bullets.
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It's the first place I head when I need something, anything—sheets, diapers, toilet paper, a Halloween costume, Bluetooth headphones, roulette cufflinks for a friend who likes to gamble.
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According to the traffic crash report -- obtained by TMZ -- Scrappy and his pal, Ca$ino Roulette, were found outside of the car and on the ground when authorities arrived.
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Post Malone was practically speechless after witnessing a scary version of Russian Roulette, involving a fish hook, 4 strings and a trick that grabbed PM ... hook, line and sinker.
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The people who arranged them were not necessarily scammers but were just not very good at a business that is effectively Russian roulette with weather systems and bathroom lines.
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"The Dudesons" star Jukka Hilden -- a member of the four-man stunt group from Finland -- played a game called Alligator Bite Roulette, and it's EXACTLY the way it sounds.
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Lil Scrappy's friend, Ca$ino Roulette, still suffers from mental trauma 7 months after their horrific car accident, and he's still battling to bounce back from painful abdominal surgeries.
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In short, as Ed Zitron put it in a recent op-ed, it's a roulette wheel that rarely stops spinning; On a neurological level, it is absolutely a rush.
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Within a single roll of the character roulette, you'll see men and women of various races across numerous body types, none of which are presented as grotesque or comedic.
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The Sozcu newspaper, fiercely critical of the AKP, printed a front-page story showing photos of Yildirim's ship-owner son playing roulette in a casino in Singapore last month.
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It is central to various gambling fallacies, like the idea that red is more or less likely to turn up on a roulette table after a string of reds.
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"You don't want to play Russian roulette with a substance when you have no idea when it's going to hit, or how long it's going to last," Barsoom said.
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As they got ready to head back to their hotel, says Branson, the trio passed by the table where they had been playing roulette and were met with applause.
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A play for a pardon would be like putting everything on red at a Vegas roulette table: If you hit, it can be the best day of your life.
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GMB, a trade union in Britain, said Thursday that ASOS was "playing Russian roulette" with the lives of 4,000 employees who work at one of its warehouses in England.
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It was a showdown between two realms of live entertainment: Stars from Broadway were pitted against stars from drag at the Lip Sync Roulette at Slate NYC in Chelsea.
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Or, rather, the dataset ImageNet Roulette draws from, ImageNet, is filled with problematic categories that reflect the bias often inherent in the large datasets that make machine learning possible.
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Prosecutors said investigators found gun residue on Garcia Zarate's right hand and argued he had been playing his own "secret version of Russian roulette" and fired into the crowd.
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There is J.G. Ballard's hallucinatory Reagan-era "Hello America," with a future United States that has many contending presidents, including President Manson, who plays nuclear roulette in Las Vegas.
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This week, singers, composers and musicians thronged the lobby and aisles of Roulette, in Brooklyn, chatting about where they performed over the summer and what's coming up this fall.
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Her later films included Luchino Visconti's "The Stranger" (1967), Tony Richardson's "Laughter in the Dark" (1969), Franco Brusati's "Bread and Chocolate" (1974) and Rainer Werner Fassbinder's "Chinese Roulette" (1976).
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Prosecutors later said gun residue was found on his right hand and argued he had been playing his own "secret version of Russian roulette" and fired into the crowd.
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A Russian roulette equation — usually win, occasionally die — may make financial sense for someone who gets a piece of a company's upside but does not share in its downside.
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These computers, and thousands more, were being collected and displayed on a website called VNC Roulette, which showed a screenshot of the vulnerable system, and its corresponding IP address.
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He seemed like a lock to be a high pick in the 1970 draft—yes, the one with the infamous roulette wheel—and indeed he was, going fifth overall.
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The opposite could be true as well — people admire a person who shows they clearly have the means to play pavement roulette with their four-figure, case-free phone.
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And also -- and I we do write about this in Russian Roulette, just a few weeks after Donald Trump declared his candidacy for president she showed up at an event.
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He used oversized dice as a prop; his backup dancers fanned themselves with handheld fans made up of oversized cards; a roulette wheel spun on the oversized screen behind him.
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Moss has found much success in her Pinterest Roulette experience, and I'm sure plenty of others — especially those who thrive off the classic Pinterest sense of style — would as well.
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If Mr Trump's chances are somewhere in between, say one in six, November 8th may be a rare chance to see an entire country play a round of Russian roulette.
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Unless you're a true morning person who relishes in rising early to take on the day, chances are you're well-versed in the mental game we call 'getting ready roulette'.
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While the two suspects claim that the 17-year-old died during a game of Russian roulette, his mother Jamie Shanklin disputes what happened and believes he was deliberately targeted.
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Witnesses were quick to dial 911 too, and you can tell they were gravely concerned for Scrappy and his friend, Ca$ino Roulette, by the nature of the frantic call.
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Reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle and Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; additional reporting by Bill Rigby in New York; editing by Greg Mitchell, Matthew Lewis and Cynthia Osterman
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You'll never know what a box contains until you crack it open, a process that feels like a weird combination of childhood Christmas mornings and a game of Russian roulette.
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The question is whether we continue to play the games that perpetuate a status quo in which half the population plays Russian Roulette every time they step out their door.
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Haught, whose death at the time was reportedly declared a suicide, died of a gunshot wound to the head on November 5, 1969 after an alleged game of Russian Roulette.
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A website called ImageNet Roulette went viral on Twitter for allowing people to upload their selfies and then have an AI try and guess what kind of person they are.
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Among multiple options from racetracks to back-street betting parlors, the roulette-style "Los Animalitos" (or the Little Animals) is currently by far the most popular game on the street.
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Inside, cocktails are dispatched from a custom-made blackjack and roulette table, where gamblers can trade in winning chips for drinks mixed with Kaffir lime oil or bacon-infused whiskey.
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Lambert, Hendricks & Ross went on to record several more albums, including one with the Basie band itself for Roulette and one devoted to the music of Duke Ellington for Columbia.
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I don't have a copay this time, so I won't know how much the appointment costs until I get my bill — isn't the American healthcare roulette such a fun game?
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According to all the other Family members present, Zero suddenly found a gun in the room, picked it up, and promptly shot himself while attempting a game of Russian roulette.
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The Serbian ambassador to Morocco was down from Rabat, sitting in her customary place next to the roulette table, which is only for show, since gambling is illegal in Morocco.
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Thanking the audience for coming, he said that the festival, this year at Roulette in Brooklyn, had organized the most impressive backstage he had encountered in 30 years of performing.
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Roulette in European casinos offered better odds than in American casinos because wheels in Europe have 37 numbered slots on which the ball can land, while American wheels have 38.
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One case involved people who took part in a game of Russian roulette; another involved a man who helped his wife load a gun and offered tips on its use.
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A former St. Louis police officer accused of killing another officer while playing Russian roulette pleaded guilty on Friday and was sentenced to seven years in prison, the authorities said.
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While picking a Patriots running back is a game of roulette week after week, head coach Bill Belichick is one to ride the hot hand, and right now, that's White.
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Reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle and Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral, Florida; Additional reporting by Mike Stone in Washington; Editing by Greg Mitchell, Tim Hepher and Alistair Bell
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Instead of blindly choosing at the box office or playing a game of streaming roulette, do some research to ensure you treat yourself to a movie that people actually like.
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"Some say it was about money, someone said something about Russian Roulette, but I don't have any facts now," Cole's mother told the New York Daily News of the tragedy.
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It's when a group of teenagers participate in an unprotected sex orgy but the catch is that one of the members is HIV positive, hence the "roulette" in its name.
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Now I think the studios are basically just gamblers at the roulette table, and they have put themselves in a position where they have to every time bet the entire house.
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So when we found ourselves in Reno, Nevada, on an off day after what seemed like an eternity of card practice, we took $1,500 out of the ATM to play roulette.
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Sometimes the media gives the impression that we don't know about the side effects linked to hormonal contraception, as if we were playing Russian roulette with the health of young women.
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Betting on politics is banned in France, but foreign bookmakers give his populist, nationalist opponent, Marine Le Pen, a one-in-six chance of victory—the same odds as Russian roulette.
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Though admitting it would probably have damaged Ives' sales, the excitement came from the ecstatic loss of control gamblers find in roulette or craps—the imagined push and pull of luck.
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But if you've really got no heat tolerance, it might be a good idea to keep a carton of milk around just in case you lose that game of Russian roulette.
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Every scene feels like a roulette-wheel spin to decide which Lex we'll get: malicious or noble, power-hungry or anarchic, selfish or altruistic, xenophobically fearing Superman or desperately envying him.
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But buying discount wine shouldn't have to fee like a game of roulette (or a time loop where you keep grabbing the exact same kind of brand, over and over again).
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"Teens who use synthetic cannabinoids, really, it's playing a game of Russian roulette," Dr. Robert Glatter, an emergency physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City told CNN in March.
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"I've had conversations with editors who have said, 'Please, no more Trump books,'" said Howard Yoon, a top D.C. literary agent, who represents "Russian Roulette" authors Michael Isikoff and David Corn.
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"There are some people who bought their own insurance, and simply didn't understand the limits of what they were paying for," said Jessica Roulette, a lawyer with Legal Action of Wisconsin.
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Reporting by Alan Devall in Houston; Additional reporting by Travis Hartman; Writing and additional reporting by Joey Roulette in Cape Canaveral; Florida; Editing by Steve Gorman, Bill Tarrant and Peter Cooney
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BREAKING -- MCMASTER PLAYS RUSSIAN ROULETTE: National security adviser H.R. McMaster just held another press conference, saying President Trump did not jeopardize intelligence assets by revealing highly sensitive information to Russian officials.
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Go down to the Mandalay bay casino for little punt, just put money down on the roulette table and a gun man goes nuts and the casino is in lock down!!!
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NFL player William Gay just learned a very important life lesson ... sometimes when you win, you completely freakin' lose in a major way ... especially when the game is credit card roulette.
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At 12, around the time he was busted for running a roulette game during recess, he grandly told a radio interviewer about his stock-trading and his collection of antique silver.
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"It went from 'I can do this' to 'this is Russian roulette, I'm not playing it,'" he said, describing dropping off a passenger near a hospital that triggered a panic attack.
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The two allegedly took turns holding a revolver containing one bullet and pulling the trigger, according to police, a description similar to the lethal game of chance known as Russian roulette.
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"I always make the comparison to a beer flight," said Lucy Dhegrae, the founder of the Resonant Bodies Festival, which takes place this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Roulette in Brooklyn.
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Mike asked if he could just force everyone to spin the roulette wheel instead, but I said no and mocked him for prioritizing messing with everyone over taking a physical prize.
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And during the 2014 Chaos Computer Congress in Germany, some attendees created a short-lived, although recurring, similar website also called VNC Roulette that still lives on as a Twitter account.
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It's a roulette wheel that never stops, but instead of watching a crappy silver pellet zip around some coloured grooves you get to witness an entire football season unfold at high speed.
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On the rear of the device is a 3.97-inch touchscreen LCD, which, admittedly removes some of the Russian roulette style intrigue of not knowing what you get until the thing develops.
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" As Koskinen put it: "If you're a taxpayer, you don't want to roll the roulette wheel and have the little white ball land on your number because then we're not very happy.
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In several memorable scenes — including a wedding and an excruciating game of live-ammunition Russian roulette — Mr. Zsigmond created images that mustered beauty in the service of terror and hovering, haunting tension.
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Because sometimes serendipity is a better way to find something, a feature called "Reelgood Roulette" lets you shake your device while on the Discover tab to get a non-personalized, random suggestion.
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This is because too many of us equate sports betting to playing roulette (a game of luck), when in reality, it's much more like investing in a stock (a game of skill).
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PROFESSOR SIR ANDY HAINEDepartment of Public HealthLondon School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Parents who do not vaccinate their children are playing Russian roulette ("The needle and the damage avoided", April 20th).
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The owners are banking that the players' love for the game and desire to see it gain more global popularity will be the deciding factor in this latest round of CBA roulette.
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The best solution to runaway costs in the legal system is to ensure equal access for all, not to let an unregulated third party turn the courts into their personal roulette wheel.
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And to round out Sunday's show, 2/3 of Youtube's lauded "Holy Trinity," Hannah Hart and Mamrie Hart will come through to play an eventful—and frankly, important—game of Taco Roulette.
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Events include the Refill Roulette, which is the Haggler's term for the niggling gas question — do you want to bring the vehicle back full, or near empty and buy from the company?
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A wise investing philosophy is based on a long-term view of the outcomes of your portfolio, because while you may experience temporary losses, you aren't playing roulette with your retirement savings.
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Allen Iverson didn't play in the BIG3 championship in Vegas, but he was still trying to go home a winner ... 'cause the Answer hit up the roulette tables right after the game.
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While H7N9 still is rarely transmitted human to human, it may be just one spin of the genetic roulette wheel away from mutations that could make it the next human pandemic strain.
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Mr. Davis's operatic writing was once performed at Lincoln Center by New York City Opera; now, if you want to hear this work in the city, you'll likely end up at Roulette.
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Excerpts from performances by María Grand, Jennifer Choi and Amirtha Kidambi are particularly good on Roulette TV, and the SoundCloud page offers work by the likes of Leroy Jenkins and Pauline Oliveros.
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According to Michael Isikoff and David Corn's book Russian Roulette, Emin's sister showed up to Trump Tower soon afterward "bearing a gift for Trump" — a box with a sealed letter from Putin.
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Instead of the 74 seats its co-founder — and current director — Jim Staley provided when he first organized concerts in his Tribeca loft, Roulette now has a theater that can accommodate 400.
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But his lifelong rivalry with Burr finally erupts in a duel, and the musical mash-up of "Devils and Dust" and "Roulette"captures the fight, and then the demise of our hero.
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The lineup also has Karina in two films by other directors: Jacques Rivette ("La Religeuse," on Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday) and Rainer Werner Fassbinder ("Chinese Roulette," on Sunday and Wednesday).
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A would-be social network and search company called Reelgood hoovered up Netflix Roulette; now, on its site, you narrow the window by category, genre, and even quality as determined by reviews.
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Might the serial overachievers merely have stumbled upon several groups of footballers who "clicked" together at just the right time, and thus have lucked their way through several rounds of sporting roulette?
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It has since added many more words to its database from various published works, creating a pretty scattershot lexicon, which might explain some of the strange results ImageNet Roulette has been generating.
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When he reaches his destination, he falls victim to an elaborate variation of Russian roulette run by a secret club of high-stakes gamblers who bet on the lives of other men.
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We first tested the system during long drives on the bus by recreating the roulette wheel with a pack of playing cards, which we figured was a pretty good simulation of the odds.
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Or, when all else fails, just tell him she's a close associate of Putin — if the events depicted in Russian Roulette are any indication, that's all it'll take to patch things right up.
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On Monday night's episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, country singer Blake Shelton joined the late night host for a round of "Caramel Apple Russian Roulette" in the spirit of Halloween.
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Blush is our secret weapon to looking fresh and awake, but choosing the right formula can be like playing a game of beauty roulette — you'll never know what you'll land on and like.
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To undercut the vaunted notion of art as ego-generated self-expression, he used chance methods — throwing dice, spinning roulette wheels, consulting the I Ching — to determine the material components of his work.
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Ryan Gosling Singer Ryan Cabrera apparently has a game with his friends called "tattoo roulette" in which they pick a tattoo for each other, but don't know what it is until it's done.
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"Because substances like U-47700 are often manufactured in illicit labs overseas, the identity, purity, and quantity are unknown, creating a 'Russian Roulette' scenario for any user," the DEA said in a statement.
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Other artists in the show employ experimental methods — such as aquatint, chine collé, cliché-verre, roulette — use tin, steel, and zinc plates (instead of the typical copper), and exploit different inks and papers.
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So today, to celebrate the resurrection of a certain jewish zombie we all know, Christian Fuchs and red-hot Jamie Vardy decided to play an Easter version of a classic: Russian Egg Roulette.
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The organizer of Resonant Bodies, Lucy Dhegrae, gives complete freedom to her artists, three per night over three nights, each of whom had a 45-minute set to fill at Roulette in Brooklyn.
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For example, a state may delegate authority to the military over various operations as a means of spinning the roulette wheel imagined by Schelling: it is dangerous, which is what makes it effective.
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I'm sure there's something going on tonight but I'm probably just going to order some Thai food from around the corner and watch a few episodes of Rhythm Roulette or Tonkatsu DJ Agetarou.
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Yahoo News has an excerpt from a book out next Tuesday, "Russian Roulette: The Inside Story of Putin's War on America and the Election of Donald Trump," by Michael Isikoff and David Corn.
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Gay and his Pittsburgh Steelers teammates went out to dinner recently and the whole group of very large -- and probably very hungry -- athletes decided to settle the bill by playing credit card roulette.
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Maybe if I could let go of the shame, or more important, if the media, doctors, friends, family could stop shaming me, managing my diabetes wouldn't be this roulette wheel of self-torture.
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If you're not familiar with the magician Derren Brown, here's a quick rundown: He's played Russian roulette live on TV, predicted the national lottery in Britain, and been banned from most U.K. casinos.
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There they shared the bets that they're making on Americans' evolving shopping habits and how they plan to maintain relevance in an era that's changing faster than the spin of a roulette wheel.
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In addition to blackjack and roulette, the casino features an occasional fight club, in which upstanding folks pair off and beat each other bloody as their fellow burghers wager money on the outcome.
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"Our place hadn't been touched in nearly a hundred years, which is why we were able to get it," said Elizabeth Durand Streisand, 210, a founder of Broadway Roulette, a show ticket company.
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It's even funny when they screw up with titles — creating a kind of tech-enabled Russian roulette — though it's less funny when I'm by myself and I just want to watch a thing.
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Jeremy Kerr of the University of Ottawa, who reviewed the papers for Science, says they show that the insecticides increase the risks for bees of various species, acting as "a kind of reproductive roulette".
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It features a colorful teal, blue and white print that I can't put into words, and that proved to be an issue when I tried to find outfit inspo for it via Pinterest Roulette.
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Though a casino may lose on a single spin of the roulette wheel, over a large number of spins its profits are determined by the slight advantage in odds (the "house edge") it enjoys.
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The terminals have been called the "crack cocaine of high street gambling" by critics as they allow players to bet as much as 300 pounds a minute on high-speed games such as roulette.
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So is the "box of secrets" that Adam Whitman gave Don in season one—old Dick Whitman pictures, dog tags, and documents included—and a rubber prop version of Don's roulette wheel cigarette holder.
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So last night, exhausted from a day of walking and needing refuge from the deafening churn of 6th Street at peak cocktail hour, my boyfriend and I decided to do a little festival roulette.
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To honor the 70th birthday of the Darmstadt International Summer Course for New Music, a three-day festival was held this week at Roulette, in Brooklyn, featuring music of or influenced by the course.
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Scruggs says the idea was inspired by Michael Cimino's 1978 film "The Deer Hunter" — specifically, the scene in which Christopher Walken's character, an Army commando, blows his brains out playing Russian roulette in Saigon.
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In one episode from Enlightened's first season, Amy's mother—played by Dern's real-life mother, Diane Ladd—muses about how when Amy was younger, she would cycle through an endless roulette of close friends.
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To help ensure that staffers from different parts of the company get to know each other the company holds a regular "lunch roulette," matching employees who don't see each other on a daily basis.
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At Roulette in Brooklyn on Tuesday, "Dead End: Don't Let Me Down," by Yoshiko Chuma & the School of Hard Knocks, opened with the announcement that a prop gun would be fired during the performance.
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That's why four years after Sean Parker's chat roulette website Airtime fell flat, he's reviving it as a mobile chat room where friends can share photos, music, and videos that they all experience simultaneously.
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College basketball is in conference tournament season, which means it's time for smaller-conference teams that have been dominant in their leagues all year to essentially play Russian Roulette with their NCAA Tournament hopes.
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Prosecutors argued that Zarate had pointed the gun at a seal at one point, and that he had been playing a sort of "Russian roulette" while holding the gun and swiveling in the chair.
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That humbling truth is brought home by ImageNet Roulette, an online tool that gives anyone bold or foolish enough to upload a photo the opportunity to learn just exactly how artificial intelligence sees them.
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The first work of the Roulette program, "The Big Now," performed by Ms. Silvers and three dancers no longer in their first youth, is the peculiar, idiosyncratic Silvers I remember from 25 years ago.
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ImageNet Roulette was put together by developer Leif Ryge working under Paglen, as a way to let the public engage with the art exhibition's abstract concepts about the inscrutable nature of machine learning systems.
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In private, there is anger at Cameron among EU leaders and diplomats who feel he has played Russian roulette with Europe's future in a failed bid to end civil war in his own party.
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On Saturday, at Roulette in Brooklyn, the pianists Maki Namekawa and Dennis Russell Davies reveled in a program of Mr. Glass's piano music, about half of which had been adapted from the composer's operas.
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Here are 12 reasons The Europas will sell out this weekend: • A fantastic opportunity to pitch your startup in front of some of Europe's biggest investors: Are you ready for Pitch Roulette at The Europas?
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The CBS Late Show host appeared on a Russian late-night show titled Evening Urgant where he played a round of Russian roulette (only with shots of vodka instead of bullets) with host Ivan Urgant.
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It might not sound like much, but only the top three sides would have more than a one-in-ten shot, since the World Cup is essentially a roulette among a handful of top teams.
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Actually, let us rephrase—about one in every eight to 10 shishitos has a kick, so eating a plate (and you will eat an entire plate) is basically like playing nature's version of Russian roulette.
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Reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida and Eric M. Johnson in Seattle; Additional reporting by Steve Nesius in Cape Canaveral and Mike Stone in Washington; Editing by Michael Perry, Steve Orlofsky and David Gregorio
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A website called ImageNet Roulette has gone viral on Twitter for allowing people to upload their selfies and then have an AI try and guess what kind of person they are, with weirdly specific results.
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Harry Potter Bertie Bott's Beans, $14.95, at Williams SonomaBertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans are perhaps the most famous sweet to come out of the Harry Potter universe, and the flavor roulette is half the fun.
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However, we learn in flashback that Richie, after seeing the number 18 repeatedly on his trip west, believed it was a portent, and secretly blew all the money betting on 18 at the roulette wheel.
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In an historic showdown between prime minister and parliament, Johnson's opponents said they wanted to prevent him playing Russian roulette with a country once touted as a confident pillar of Western economic and political stability.
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It's a similar story for individuals making $10 million or more a year: With twice the chance of escaping I.R.S. scrutiny, the ultrarich are much less likely to lose at the game of audit roulette.
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The World Cup trophy was like Cooperalls or using roulette wheels to determine draft picks, where we'd all laugh and shake our heads and say "What were we thinking?" before never speaking of it again.
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Even if you can't make it in person, you can tune in online; clips of select recent shows run on Roulette TV, while vintage audio recordings have been popping up on the venue's SoundCloud page.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI On Monday at Roulette in Brooklyn, the trumpeter Peter Evans and the percussionist (and electronics specialist) Levy Lorenzo played a continuous hourlong duo set that was packed with technical virtuosity and textural variation.
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That was the alternative proposed by "Primer for a Failed Superpower," a concert held at the minimally air-conditioned Roulette performance space in Brooklyn on Tuesday night (with a second, final performance scheduled for Wednesday).
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The St. Louis police officer accused of shooting a female officer while playing Russian roulette has allegedly forced other women to play the deadly game, a new lawsuit filed by the dead woman's mother says.
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Your meal might start with a tiny golden pig's face of lush ham mousse and end with a morsel called Russian roulette: a chocolate bullet shell that contains either more chocolate or, occasionally, hot sauce.
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Christophe Claret made a two-sided blackjack and roulette watch in 262, and a Gaming Watches series that replicated card games like poker, baccarat and blackjack on the dials; each was priced at about $19993,21999.
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You have the feeling there's a sort of roulette wheel on Mr. Trump's bedside table which he swings round every night … And he hones in on them and then the next moment he's off somewhere else.
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While their project was unceremoniously shut down by Microsoft, the company started eyeing multiplayer functionality with their next project: Chathouse 3D Roulette, a multiplayer sex game that allows users to match-make anonymously with each other.
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Siqueria's post details one particularly close brush with death in the coastal city of Santos, when she was tied to a post while a police officer put a gun to her head and played Russian roulette.
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Once a month the company pays for employees to go have a nice, long lunch where they are randomly selected in a "lunch roulette" of groups of 4-6 to get to know one another better.
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My heart registered it the moment it hit the wall under the table, and then my hands reacted just about the exact instant it tapped against the roulette wheel of the heater vent in the floor.
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In case there's any doubt about the acute state of my alcoholism, and the insanity it produced, I can recall with sickening clarity that on more than one occasion I played Russian roulette with my car.
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She played Egg Russian Roulette on The Tonight Show: March 20 You know you're having a good start to the year when Jimmy Fallon invites you onto his show to play one of his many games.
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A gunshot fires off every six hours as a way to call attention to the fact that a woman is murdered every six hours in South Africa in an installation Roulette by the artist Gabrielle Goliath.
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If you're willing to play roulette with salmonella on your eggs by keeping them out of the fridge (or salvaging them if you accidentally leave them out), let us just give you one parting word: Don't.
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At izakayas and udon shops — Kagawa is famous for its Sanuki noodles, a type of udon with a firm-but-not-stiff texture — I played Japanese roulette, pointing at menu items and hoping for the best.
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TMZ broke the story ... Scrappy fell asleep at the wheel and broke his foot in 7 places, but Roulette was in the ICU for 3 days, and required 2 major surgeries for a ruptured large intestine.
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My boyfriend has one of those digital pianos with several kinds of rhythms and noises and I've taken to playing roulette with the different demo sounds and just banging away at those freaking ivory keys, baby!
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T. takes C. outside and buys me a bag of Swedish Fish at the corner store ($303), which I happily and slightly tipsily eat in bed while we play 30 Rock roulette and watch random episodes.
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While Scott and I, both white men, were classified in categories other than race, many people of color who submitted images to ImageNet Roulette were classified solely by their ethnicity, sometimes into categories with racist labels.
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Reynolds, 42, appeared on Fallon's talk show to promote his upcoming film, Pokémon: Detective Pikachu, when he and host Jimmy Fallon competed in a game of Spit Take Roulette, which left both men completely soaked with water.
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Jimmy Fallon invited Detective Pikachu star Ryan Reynolds to The Tonight Show for a new game called "Spit Take Roulette," which features 12 cups to sip from — five full of water, the rest filled with mystery liquids.
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Lil Scrappy's friend, Ca$ino Roulette, got the worst of it when they got into that horrific car accident in Florida earlier this month, and now he's preparing to sue over his extensive injuries ... TMZ has learned.
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Still vivid to many are the clashes at the Democratic National Convention in 1968 and confessions coerced using Russian roulette and electric shocks on black men in the 1970s and 1980s by a "midnight crew" of detectives.
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TUMEN, China (Reuters) - If you have 800 million yuan ($120 million) to spare, you could invest in slot machines and roulette tables to fill casinos in North Korea's Namyang International Tourism Village, on the border of China.
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His way of building up gently droning miasmas was familiar to me, from a prior gig at Roulette with the composer-percussionists Susie Ibarra and YoshimiO (later released by Thrill Jockey, as the album "Flower of Sulphur").
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At Roulette, Ms. Kidambi performed a book of new material with Elder Ones — featuring Matt Nelson on soprano saxophone, Nick Dunston on bass and Max Jaffe on drums — which released a strong CD, "Holy Science," in 2016.
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On Thursday, June 22, the soprano Eliza Bagg performs them at Roulette in a multimedia performance directed by Benita de Wit that highlights the longings, desires and shrewdness of women whose voices refuse to be stifled. (roulette.org)
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His breakthrough came with his 2003 special, "Russian Roulette," during which he performed the game of chance on live TV, generating headlines and controversy while earning a reputation as a kind of bad boy with extraordinary powers.
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Reporting by Cassandra Garrison; Additional reporting by Dave Sherwood in SANTIAGO, Matt Spetalnick, Mark Hosenball and Phil Stewart in WASHINGTON, Joey Roulette in ORLANDO, Michael Martina in BEIJING; Editing by Ross Colvin, Julie Marquis and Paul Thomasch
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Despite industry warnings that such a reduction could cost thousands of jobs, the British government pushed ahead with it, saying the machines, offering games such as roulette, were a blight preying on the most vulnerable in society.
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St. Louis police officer Nathaniel Hendren was charged with involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action following the shooting death of his fellow officer, Katlyn Alix, which allegedly took place during a game of Russian Roulette between the pair.
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One basement has been staged as a den of iniquity, with roulette tables and cards; another has walls painted with twisting mythological creatures and a day bed with long-stemmed pipes resting on a nightstand within arms reach.
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Wedding planner Jim Bullock from Events by Showstoppers tells PEOPLE that the theme of the wedding was Western hunting lodge — "very 1920s-looking" — featuring a cigar bar and gambling casino with roulette tables, poker tables and slot machines.
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And, at the door of 37, on what felt like my 99th spin at the roulette wheel of love, it seemed improbable that I could even get pregnant without a major medical assist or at least some acupuncture.
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Mr. Huang described his artistic practice in that period as anti-art, anti-history and anti-self-expression, a time when he created works formulated by the spin of a roulette wheel or the throw of divining sticks.
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But now imagine a game where you don't know all the places the roulette ball might land, or the chances of it falling into different slots or even the prizes if you are fortunate enough to bet correctly.
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It's a marvel of active listening, a show of serious pianism and a smart preview of the tour on which Ms. Davis and Mr. Taborn are embarked, with a stop at Roulette in Brooklyn on Sunday night. N.C.
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When the producers and designers finally returned to the site last year, they discovered that most of the original buildings were still here — even many of the original props, including the Bella Union's craps tables and roulette wheel.
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Wedding planner Jim Bullock from Events by Showstoppers exclusively told PEOPLE that the theme of the wedding was Western hunting lodge — "very 1920s-looking" — featuring a cigar bar and gambling casino with roulette tables, poker tables and slot machines.
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Their friendship is so tight that Styles even has a tattoo reading "Late Late" below the center of his bicep — one that he got live after losing out on a game of "Tattoo Roulette" on The Late Late Show.
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In their book "Russian Roulette," the investigative journalists David Corn and Michael Isikoff report that five months before the pageant, Trump and his entourage, including his Russian associate Emin Agalarov, visited a louche Las Vegas nightclub called the Act.
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"Smoking is like playing Russian roulette: the more you play, the higher the chance the mutations will hit the right genes and you will develop cancer," Ludmil Alexandrov, the co-lead author of the study, told the New Scientist.
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You could bet on the outcome of professional matches, dump money into artificial slot machines managed by third-party bots or simply throw items into a pool roulette-style, hoping to either take an entire pot's worth of items.
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Usually, a downpour just before the start of a grand prix is like a spin of a roulette wheel, but anyone hoping that the rain might just trip up Mercedes and give others a chance was to be disappointed.
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Reporting by Olzhas Auyezov in Kazakhstan and by Christian Lowe, Tom Balmforth, Polina Nikolskaya, Polina Ivanova, Polina Devitt in Moscow; Additional reporting by Joey Roulette in Orlando, Florida; Writing by Andrew Osborn; Editing by Richard Balmforth and Will Dunham
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At Roulette he debuts a set of music inspired by the writings of Sterling Brown, an influential figure in the Harlem Renaissance whose poetry and criticism helped to establish a critical discourse around black music in the United States.
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" On a spring Sunday at Roulette, Ben Grace, Forefront Brooklyn's worship director, led the congregation through a light rock song welcoming "a rainbow of race and gender and color" and claiming "for everyone born, the right to be free.
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"People are, by and large, not aware that they're playing that type of financial roulette," said Chuck Bell, the programs director at Consumers Union, an advocacy group that has been urging states and Congress to help solve the problem.
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A recent book, "Russian Roulette," by Michael Isikoff and David Corn, shows that Western intelligence agencies were told since 2014 that Russia had launched a major campaign of political destabilization intended, among other things, to unravel the European Union.
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As my odd experiences setting up the One X show, the interaction between HDMI standards, different TV specs, AV receivers, and AV sources has become distressingly complicated, the kind of compatibility roulette that people have historically gravitated toward consoles to avoid.
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And in a similar incident to this Pornhub one, he also offered access to the LA Times website, In March, Revolver created a site that displayed screenshots and IP address of random people's hackable computers, which he called VNC Roulette.
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Part of the appeal back then was that you could chat with a total stranger, chat roulette-style, but the Web-only service never took off despite a launch event that included attendees like Snoop Dogg, Jim Carrey and Martha Stewart.
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Among their previous releases, The Red was an irresistible skyrocket of chirpy, defiant attitude, The Velvet a dull glob of mushy lounge-elevator sensitivity, so when Russian Roulette was announced as a mix of these two styles, all bets were off.
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Streets usually filled with holiday-makers hoping to try their luck on the roulette wheels or surfers seeking to ride the Atlantic waves are now patrolled by police with assault rifles, while helicopters zoom overhead and frigates patrol the coast.
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According to Officer Scott Williams, a Henderson police spokesman, Harlan allegedly told investigators that Matthew Minkler, also 17, had been shot by friend Jaiden Caruso, 16, at a party in what he called a game of Russian roulette gone wrong.
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But that's not all the bot world has to offer—you can also play Messenger's version of Chat Roulette, read some Bible verses, find something for dinner, sort of talk to Drake, or pretend that Harry Styles is your boyfriend.
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These phenomena are not new—the bitter dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over extracting water from the Cauvery river dates back to the 1890s—but they speak poorly of modern India's ability to manage the stakes in its monsoonal roulette.
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The group's previous successes "Russian Roulette" (2016), "Red Flavor" (2017), and "Peek-A-Boo" (2017) reflected the "red," but it wasn't until this year's sultry R&B mega-hit "Bad Boy" that the group's "velvet" truly showed its full potential.
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Kevin "KevinDDR" Birrell sits with his hands over his mouth, waiting for seven seconds that feel like 60, hoping for the roulette of words to land on a golden "pass" under the bold lettering of the elusive Grand Master title.
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Seen terrorizing the guests of the El Royale through a sadistic game of casino roulette and training runaways to be his amoral attack dogs, Billy Lee rips through the film as a terrifying tour de force that should repulse you.
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We're told Roulette was in ICU for 3 days following the accident and is now home in South Carolina recovering from his injuries -- broken ribs, concussion, bruised lungs, liver and kidneys -- and 2 major surgeries to repair his ruptured large intestine.
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The way I grew up learning this was playing called "radio roulette," which is that each song comes on, and you have to catch up to that song before it's over and and then go on to the next channel.
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Oddleifson was a big center who was originally picked by the Oakland Seals in the 1970 draft, two picks behind Darryl Sittler and eight picks after the Canucks made Dale Tallon their first ever pick after the whole roulette wheel debacle.
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After absorbing the studies Reitano referred me to, I told my uninsured friend that he—and I—have been playing Russian Roulette with illegally sourced boner meds that we didn't even need but used in a pinch or simply for funsies.
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At a separate forum on Monday, Dudley was asked whether so-called crypto-currencies were "a medium of exchange, a commodity, a roulette wheel, or is it a tulip?" referring to a 17th-century market bubble around Dutch tulip bulbs.
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Gambling companies William Hill and Ladbrokes have warned of job losses and shop closures if the stake is cut to as low as 2 pounds on the touch-screen machines that allow players to bet on roulette, poker and Black Jack.
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This has been the most consistent problem with just about every other pair of wireless earbuds I've tried, but with Erato's earbuds (known as the Apollo 7s), I don't have to play pocket roulette with my phone when I use them.
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If you spin a roulette wheel, or even send a baseball team out on the field to face an opponent, there are a set range of things that can happen, and it's relatively straightforward to figure out the probability of each.
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The most infamous case was the 1973 death of a 12-year-old Latino boy, Santos Rodriguez, after an officer who believed he had stolen money from a vending machine killed the handcuffed child in a game of Russian roulette.
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"When your infant's body is being racked by 40 seizures every single day, you do not have three business days to play Russian roulette, waiting for a medication that could stop his seizures and right your world again," Danielle said.
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I then set this little box down, tell the Russians that I have set it going so that once a day the roulette wheel will spin with a given probability ... that, on any day, the little box will provoke total war.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's NetEnt, which makes online slot machines and roulette games, wants to double its share of the global market to 30 percent despite doubts about whether it can sustain its rapid growth and an uncertain U.S. regulatory landscape.
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Her creations included breathtaking replicas of Venetian ceremonial robes and witty sculptural pieces like the tutu in the shape of a roulette wheel that Fortune (the bright and balletic soprano Elodie Fonnard) wears as she teases lovers and gamblers alike.
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Fly or Die — Lester St. Louis on cello and percussion; Jason Ajemian on bass, percussion and vocals; and Chad Taylor on drums and mbira — will perform selections from the new album at this show, part of Branch's 2020 Roulette residency.
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"Russian Roulette" is best when describing how the country's intelligence agencies were slow to recognize Russia's effort and the frustration among Clinton's supporters of the failure of the administration, the F.B.I. and the media to trumpet it for what it was.
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To the rest of the world, it's a roulette wheel that rarely stops spinning—fast and furious buy-ins into new chaotic markets that pop up overnight, the desperation and false hope that perhaps they will discover the next Bitcoin.
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At least in the United States, a seeming need to retain the aesthetic of the Robbins original — the cirque-turned-symphonic "Dance at the Gym," with its bungled roulette, and ye olde conspiratorial finger-snapping — continues to steer most revivals.
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At Roulette, Ms. Roberts will debut "Breathe …," a work of music and visuals that turns her historically minded, revelatory gaze on the militarization of police in the present day, and on the consequences it has wrought across the United States.
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On a recent Sunday at the performance space Roulette, where the church meets, Ms. Fontela bounded down an aisle in a denim jacket, hugging friends from the congregation, which on this day numbered about 100, mostly in their 303s and 30s.
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In a video posted to Twitter on Sunday by Reuters space reporter Joey Roulette, Musk responded to a question from USA Today space reporter Rachel Joy about whether he would dance to celebrate Sunday&aposs successful safety test of Crew Dragon.
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For those of you who don't feel like playing a door-knocking version of Russian roulette, however, we solicited tips from author and happiness expert Gretchen Rubin (the New York Times called her "the queen of the self-help memoir").
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At school in Belgrade she was taught to paint traditional canvases, but inspired by the political climate of 1968 and by her fellow artists, she began to invent proposals for performance pieces, one of which involved a game of Russian roulette.
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Always more daring and credibly soulful than his grunge contemporaries, Mr. Dulli — his vocal arsenal a rasping whisper-scream-falsetto roulette — has grown only more refined as his arrangements have expanded, with strings and horns now cutting the razor-edge guitars.
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Here's the behind-the-scenes magic that makes it tick: ImageNet Roulette uses an open source Caffe deep learning framework (produced at UC Berkeley) trained on the images and labels in the "person" categories (which are currently 'down for maintenance').
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"It's like playing Russian roulette," said Michael Silverman, a psychologist in New York City whose 13-year-old daughter, Sydney, has a severe allergy, but who is reluctant to raise the subject for fear of being kicked off a plane.
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JOSHUA BARONE Last Friday at Roulette in Brooklyn, members of the Tri-Centric Vocal Ensemble celebrated the release of their new 12-disc set of works by Anthony Braxton (who, as I reported in January, is on a creative tear).
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At Roulette, they doubled down on this collage-style layering — including lines of dialogue from Mr. Braxton's recent opera "Trillium J." The idiosyncratic pulsing style that introduces Composition No. 255 was a reminder of how instantly recognizable Mr. Braxton's music is.
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The last card draw of Drinking Quest belonged to Mike, who was in the bathroom, so we came up with another roulette rule—you had to take a spin if we had to wait for you to take your turn.
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Watch the VICE News dispatch The War May Be Over: Russian Roulette: Much of the talk at the World Economic Forum this year centered on plummeting oil prices, which have gravely weakened the economies of many dependent countries, including Russia.
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"Basically, it's like playing Russian Roulette with cross-border cyber operations," Ahmed Ghappour, visiting assistant professor at UC Hastings College of Law and author of the paper "Searching Places Unknown: Law Enforcement Jurisdiction on the Dark Web," told Motherboard in a phone call.
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The decision follows complaints that the machines, on which gamblers in high street shops bet up to 2300 pounds ($212) every 2500 seconds on games such as roulette, were highly addictive and allowed players to lose large sums of money too quickly.
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The New York Times's Upshot forecast, as well as betting markets on both sides of the Atlantic split the difference, putting Mrs Clinton in the low 80's—the same probability, it is often noted, as losing at six-shooter Russian roulette.
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" When asked about the back-and-forth, Scott said what should be "very concerning for both sides and for the American people is the fact we're starting to play a game of verbal Russian roulette that will not help this country come together.
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The piece, a tribute to David Bowie, who died in January — and whom Mr. Branca described as "a kind of muse" — is the main draw on a program he will lead on Saturday at Roulette in Brooklyn, two days after his 68th birthday.
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GLENN BRANCA A master of the overwhelmingly ecstatic, this composer and guitarist continues his experiments with the fearsome roar of multiple electric guitars, in different tunings, with "The Third Ascension" and "The Light (for David)," dedicated to David Bowie, at Roulette. Oct.
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"We warned people far in advance to bring their umbrellas and raincoats, because we knew getting married in May in Portland was like playing Russian roulette with the weather," said David Khalaf, who runs the Christian website Modern Kinship with his husband.
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" The prosecutor asked, "Which is worse: a poor, uneducated young man who sells drugs because he sees no other opportunity, or a multimillionaire executive, at the pinnacle of his power, who decides to subject his workers to a daily game of Russian roulette?
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Taken as a whole, the state's embrace of martial arts and roulette wheels is somewhat distinct from traditional "sin taxes," in that much of the income for the state comes from the companies operating the activities, rather the people who enjoy them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Those of us still dealing with eclipse withdrawal after missing this summer's solar spectacular might find some solace in exploring Lunar Eclipse, an evening-long performance and projection taking place at Roulette on Wednesday, October 4.
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Between application and legal fees, the process of applying for one H-241B visa can cost a company up to $22,225, lawyers say, and can take months; it is also as uncertain as roulette, with hundreds of thousands of applicants for the spots.
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But he continued to be inspired by the musicians he loved in his younger years, including David Bowie, whose death in 2016 led him to write a tribute piece, "The Light," which had its premiere at Roulette in Brooklyn the same year.
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The most recent installment to receive a public performance — "Trillium J," a work with four stand-alone acts, including an apocalyptic town council meeting and intrigue at a gangster hide-out — appeared in semi-staged form at Roulette in Brooklyn, in 2014.
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One can't help but get the feeling that the Northam campaign is playing a dangerous game of Russian Roulette that may not end well for them on election day, as yesterday's terror attack isn't the only real life horror this ad mimics.
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The top prosecutor in St. Louis has accused the city's Police Department of obstructing the investigation into the killing of an officer whose death last week was originally described as an accident that happened while she was playing Russian roulette with a colleague.
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Watch VICE News' Exclusive Footage of MH17 Aftermath: Russian Roulette (Dispatch 60) The industry's general approach to security — an issue that ramped up quickly after 9/11 — makes sense: treat it like another aspect of safety, or at least integrate it with safety.
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