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469:", features the homicide investigation of a woman who made a living as a card sharp, but whose gambling on other games sank her into substantial debt, with dire consequences for herself and her extended family.
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769:New Dictionary of American Slang
767:Chapman, Robert L., ed. (1983).
2426:Card Players in a Rich Interior
876:. London: Collins. p. 418.
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467:Just an Old-fashioned Love Song
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1979:Master of the Playing Cards
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