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Re: So how did the Books lose?
% of the amateur action . . . alot (not sure what "alot" translates to but well in excess of half)
% of sharp action ? less than half (tho not enough to compensate for the recreational chalk players) % of overall action ? Hard to say but [in spite of this article from this bastion of journalistic integrity ] the overall imbalance is not enough in and of itself to cause the ink to go from black to red for the bookmaking community as a whole. However, a headline that read, " 'books have average weekend in spite of chalks' failure" will sell far less papers than will one reading, " 'books go to the 'dogs" * "Mr Hearst, I've been here for a month and despite what you may have heard there is no war !" "Whatever, whatever, look - you give me the pictures; I'll give [the public] a war". In other words, never let the facts get in the way of a good story. |
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