Why does he need money? He is a compulsive gambler, that's why.

Compulsive versus noncompulsive?

He's a gambler.

Listen, you twobit gambler...

The Gambler of North Korea

I'm a gambler. Let's try that.

All right, drink it up, Gambler.

You've got to see it, Gambler.

Compulsive gamblers are experts at self deception.

Compulsive gamblers are experts at self deception.

You know, I'm a great gambler, Mona.

I'm a roving gambler Ramble all around

I found this photography of mine almost compulsive.

Are you a compulsive thief? A pathological liar?

He's quite the most reliable gambler in belgrade.

But what's more important... I'm a lucky gambler.

Now, Gambler, Dynamite, come on, get it up.

That's right, me. I'm a real compulsive nut, aren't I?

this tilling of the soil can become compulsive, you know.

How'd you like to hook up with a nogood gambler?

The gambler had since disappeared, and Floyd knew about the disappearance.

No, here's a handbill about a gambler they're interested in catching up with.

He's a gentleman, a gentleman gambler who gets his kicks playing with hustlers.

Dave the Dude bootlegger, racketeer and gambler wants to tell me a beddybye story.

He's a gambler, and he's violent, and he takes whatever he decides he wants.

Why do you want to be a gambler? A farmer's place is in the fields.

(f) There is a serious problem of recidivism, particularly for offenders who are impelled by compulsive behaviour.

Bit of a gigolo and hopeless gambler but he can be amusing and I like him.

He was kind of a gambler type and unemployable, therefore and took his frustrations out on her.

This problem is further complicated by the recognized greater difficulty of rehabilitating paedophiles, especially those whose behaviour is compulsive.

Now I'm a gambler... running at large, like a happy pig... devouring everything of life that pleases me.

No, you've got to go crawling after a gambler and a liar... the most notorious womanchaser in Moscow.

Psychodynamics and psychotherapy of an obsessive compulsive reaction in an adolescent in Turkish J. Pediatrics 9, pp. 165 173, 1967

The story in Hong Kong is that he first came to the Orient as bodyguard to a gambler who'd had to leave the States.

The body of the notorious gambler and racketeer... was found early this morning behind a sand dune... three miles from the famed desert resort.

A pleasure to meet someone who understands that to the true gambler money is never an end in itself but simply a tool, as language is to thought.

And consider treating psychotic disorders and I want this involved with the TED group such as obsessive compulsive disorder that, presently, is not well treated with drugs, and includes five million Americans.

But nuclear issues still struggle for public resonance and political traction. It would take a brave gambler to bet on ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty by the US Senate any time soon.

You know, my partners at Kleiner and I were compulsive networkers, and so when we see a big problem or an opportunity like avian flu or personalized medicine, we just get together the smartest people we know.

Where child abuse is caused by compulsive and maniacal psychological illness, for example, the length of sentence of imprisonment is absolutely irrelevant and will not result in any remorse sufficient to deter future repetition of the same offence.

There exists no doubt that the compulsive behaviour of a paedophile is much more difficult to deter or to cure than the behaviour of a sporadic quot curious quot abuser, whether in relation to child pornography or to child prostitution.

24. The situation of profound political instability and compulsive actions by armed groups which prevails in Sierra Leone can be taken as a real life example of the factors characterizing African countries in which the presence of mercenaries has further exacerbated their problems.

Two issues arise from this situation first, whether psychological deficiency exculpates the offender from criminal culpability and, second and more importantly, what course of action can be taken to ensure that such compulsive or maniacal behaviour does not give rise to victimization of other children.

So was Robert Theobald, who, in his 1963 book Free Men and Free Markets questioned the public s repugnance toward high unemployment. He asserted that we can have meaningful leisure rather than destructive unemployment, and that we do not need a whirling dervish economy dependent on compulsive consumption.

But while Abe may be known for his boldness, he is no reckless gambler. On the contrary, he would have been reckless to launch the third arrow of his so called Abenomics strategy for reviving Japan s economy supply side structural reforms without a clear mandate for reform.