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Americans spend $1.6 billion less in 2008 than the year before is alarming news. A study released by the American Gaming Association finds that US casinos have seen revenues fall 4.7% in 2008, down from $34.1 billion to $32.5 billion.

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Manne wrote: Americans spend $1.6 billion less in 2008 than the year before is alarming news. A study released by the American Gaming Association finds that US casinos have seen revenues fall 4.7% in 2008, down from $34.1 billion to $32.5 billion.

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That is not good for us and our money will go down anytime so the Americans spend 1.6 billion less in 2008.
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Vandy wrote: That is not good for us and our money will go down anytime so the Americans spend 1.6 billion less in 2008.
That is not good for all of us that americans spend $1.6 billion less in 2008 than the year before is alarming news. A study released by the American Gaming Association finds that US casinos have seen revenues fall 4.7% in 2008, down from $34.1 billion to $32.5 billion.
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neel wrote: That is not good for all of us that americans spend $1.6 billion less in 2008 than the year before is alarming news. A study released by the American Gaming Association finds that US casinos have seen revenues fall 4.7% in 2008, down from $34.1 billion to $32.5 billion.
Americans spend $1.6 billion less in 2008 than the year before is alarming news. A study released by the American Gaming Association finds that US casinos have seen revenues fall 4.7% in 2008, down from $34.1 billion to $32.5 billion.That also not good for all of us that americans spend $1.6 billion less in 2008 than the year before is alarming news. A study released by the American Gaming Association finds that US casinos have seen revenues fall 4.7% in 2008, down from $34.1 billion to $32.5 billion.
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