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bookmaker Noun a person who as an occupation accepts bets, esp. on horse racing bookmaking n
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| Leaving aside the question of whether the Internet counts as a "wire communication facility," online bookmakers in other countries argue that the U. There are also "phone spots," where clerks hired by bookmakers are paid $100 for three hour to take wagers over the phone, as well as operations run out of bars, businesses or schools. To have your students try the techniques of medieval bookmakers, see "Light Up the Page" on page 35. |
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