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gamble

[gam-buhl] / ˈgæm bəl /




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Still, the proliferation of funds that look more like a gamble than a diversified investment are drawing scrutiny from traditional players in the industry.

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His mother, Adaina Brown, a public school assistant superintendent in the Los Angeles area, said she called it a “gamble,” but it was one that paid off.

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The rules note: “Marriage they say is a gamble, one thing very certain is that money plays an important part.”

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At the same time, retailers are increasingly reluctant to gamble on products that aren’t tied to a well-known story or franchise.

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Spending the money to purchase more female cattle for breeding is too big a financial gamble if grazing pastures dry up again and he has to buy more feed.

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