1 Since few people bet on politics, it's easy to manipulate the market.
2 Easier to bet on the result of the All Blacks v Ireland.
3 He also earned money on his bet on German energy company Uniper.
4 Investors in the cash market have bet on a Conservative Party majority.
5 They have so far not bet on companies without proven track records.
6 But Aramco still, ultimately, represents a bet on the price of oil.
7 I was meant to come here today and bet on this horse.
8 After twenty years, Thomas Herzfeld's long bet on Cuba is paying off.
9 But don't bet on it -City should prove far too strong.
10 Florid looks the best bet on the card in the Corton Conditions.
11 Anyone want to place a bet on some deal with Lyle Ollivar?
12 His inevitable tendency is to ask somebody to bet on the event.
13 It is also taking a bet on the consumer-influencing power of Bruni.
14 Traders said that some players had bet on easing at Wednesday's meeting.
15 Effectively they were taking a bet on the share price going down.
16 The other days will get that message, you can bet on that.
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