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• No, you cannot play the slots or shoot craps here.
• Mike suggests that they go to a casino to shoot craps.
• She likes the slots; he likes to shoot craps.
• And some of the boys would shoot craps.
• One of them shoots the back nine at Riviera, the other shoots craps.
• Unfortunately, they don't shoot craps.
• If you want to shoot craps, remember that you could win or you could lose,
• McNulty learns from a neighborhood source that every Friday night, the neighborhood gang would gather in the alley behind the Cut-Rate to shoot craps.
• On the other hand, it's clearly gambling when Nathan Detroit and Sky Masterson shoot craps in the sewer, or the family breadwinner blows the rent at the racetrack.
• "Some people say it looks like a crap shoot, but some shoot crap better than others, " he said of finding quality players in the later rounds of the draft.
• "If you depend for marketing on the sole fact that you can shoot craps and not get arrested for it, then you don't have much of a marketing plan, " said Robert Maxey, chief executive officer at MGM Grand Inc.
• Willy shoots craps with kings, plays poker with presidents, eats nightingale tongues a queen cooks for him; his Monte Carlo winnings come to a million, he lights his pipe with a hundred dollar bill, he has heart affairs with Cleopatra, the Queen of Sheba, and movie actresses.
• They sit side by side on the motor coach rumbling down the Garden State Parkway, the 75-year-old widower who travels here to shoot craps all night, up to five times a week, and the 53-year-old woman with a Jamaican accent who dabbles in slots a few times a year on days off from her job sorting medical records at a local hospital.