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“What MGM Mirage is looking at is almost a reverse of the Hilton move”

MGM Mirage investors may soon be able to double down. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Terry Lanni said last week the company might consider splitting its nongaming hotel subsidiary into a separate publicly ... via Las Vegas Review Journal

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“When I went to Atlantic City High School, you couldn't get to the memorial”

A redevelopment plan that would relocate several city landmarks and remake various vacant lots was unanimously passed through City Council on Wednesday night. via Press of Atlantic City

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“It's Michigan's first suspending looping roller coaster”

Michigan's Adventure and Cedar Point theme parks are gearing up for the 2008 season with new rides and attractions and top rankings. via Ann Arbor News

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Starting in August 2007, we formed an ad hoc organization and campaigned to start impeachment hearings for President Bush and Vice President Cheney because they violated the Constitution and the laws of our ... via Homer News

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“It's basically an organized food fight, with the proceeds going to Swine Week”

"Viva Hog Vegas" will be a refrain heard often as Edmond Memorial High School students gear up for one of their biggest weeks of the year. via The Edmond Sun, Edmond, OK

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“He's looking at various places.”

INSIDE GAMING MORE COLUMNS Las Vegas Sands Corp. didn't need to obtain a gaming license from state regulators to open the $1.9 billion Palazzo this month. via Las Vegas Review Journal

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“This stock in particular has always been volatile, and you should have absolutely expected the movement we've seen today if you own it.”

Empire Resorts stock teetered on a record low yesterday as investors reacted to the federal decision against off-reservation Indian casinos in Sullivan County. via Recordonline.com - The Times Herald-R...

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Not only did the longtime plugger of juicy Catskill casino stories, Joseph Bernstein, win a court victory last week that has the casino giant Harrah's nervous, he's won some hard-earned media coverage to boot. via Middletown Times Herald Record

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“They are looking for land, and the development may change if they get it, and if they don't get it, then they don't change.”

A casino operator's plans for the final stretch of Albany Avenue could remake some long-vacant blocks. via Press of Atlantic City

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“This is exactly the development cycle that Las Vegas has experienced over the past 15 to 20 years, and is what Atlantic City is poised to achieve as well”

Posted by the Asbury Park Press on 11/11/07 ATLANTIC CITY - Five years from now, you might not even recognize this place. via Asbury Park Press

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