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When it does, it will quickly become one of the largest employers in the city probably why voters there approved the gambling bill, overwhelmingly.
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Already, one congressional appointee to the commission is from the gaming industry, and gambling opponents fear that President Bill Clinton will reward contributors to his re-election campaign by also naming industry representatives.
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In Baltimore, the Mayor, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, just rolled out a plan for property tax relief financed by the projected gambling revenues from a gaming bill bumbling through the state legislature.
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More recently, U.S. Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona has filed an Internet-specific anti-gaming bill called the Internet Gambling Prohibition Act, expected to be signed into law in the U.S. later this year.
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Then in March 1996, another challenge: A bill to study the effects of gambling on American society.
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This was a bill designed to rein in the secret deals and reckless gambling that nearly brought down the financial system.
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The bill going through Congress highlights America's confused attitude to gambling.
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In 1994, President Bill Clinton considered funding welfare reform with a four percent tax on gambling.
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Companies cannot legally offer online gambling in the U.S. but there have been rumblings that a bill in the U.S. Senate could be passed allowing it.
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Huge swathes of America's online gambling industry, chiefly horse-racing and state lotteries, are exempt from the bill.
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America remains the world's biggest single online gambling market by far, despite the passage in 2006 of the Unlawful Internet Gaming Enforcement Act (UIGEA) a provision tacked onto a port-security bill that prohibits the transfer of funds from a financial institution to an online gambling site.
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Maybe with a larger-than-expected restaurant bill, or spending too much on a hobby, or spending too much on gambling?
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