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CLYDEBANK29
15 May 14 13:12
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So estimates the University of Paris

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CLYDEBANK29
When: 15 May 14 13:15
Ironic really because it's excessive regulation that drives it underground
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breadnbutter
When: 15 May 14 18:48
off with their heads
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DStyle
When: 15 May 14 19:18
or that gambling in the relevant territory is illegal.

the proposed solution?

a betting tax to fund investigation.

you couldn't make it up.

why don't we increase the duty on alcohol in the UK to help fund indian police in stopping illegal brewing, distribution and sale in the dry states.
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U.A.
When: 16 May 14 00:08
When I was much younger i used to bet my mates a million pounds on things like being able to do more keepy-uppies than them. As back then I had not reached the legal age for betting and none of my chums were licensed bookmakers I wonder if these sort of bets were considered in the University's findings? I'm sure there were other people making these kinds of bets as well.
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peckerdunne
When: 16 May 14 14:38
you can always move to the new site
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