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risk averse - 1970s - the antidote to gambling, being risk averse obtains the immense benefits that result from minimizing uncertainty
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|1715<ref>Its colloquial use, as in "read them the riot act," began in 1819.</ref>
 
|1715<ref>Its colloquial use, as in "read them the riot act," began in 1819.</ref>
 
|the Riot Act was a law passed in England in 1715 to authorize officials to disperse riots
 
|the Riot Act was a law passed in England in 1715 to authorize officials to disperse riots
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|1970s<ref>Its first use in a published law review article or court decision was in ''Joint Committees as an Alternative Form of Arbitration Under the NLRA'', 47 Tul. L. Rev. 325 (Feb. 1973).</ref>
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|the antidote to [[gambling]], being risk averse obtains the immense benefits that result from minimizing [[uncertainty]]
 
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