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| 1/13/2016 | NJ | More payments from casinos in revised Atlantic City aid bill (Asbury Park Press) |
| 3/18/2012 | NJ | A casino for gamblers who don't smoke (New York Times) |
| 3/4/2012 | NJ | Revel taking first reservations (Press of Atlantic City) |
| 3/2/2011 | NJ | States make play for web gambling (Wall Street Journal) |
| 2/12/2011 | NJ | Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort officially for sale (Press of Atlantic City) |
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- Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa (Atlantic City)
- Harrah's Resort (Atlantic City)
- Caesar's Atlantic City (Atlantic City)
- Showboat Hotel & Casino (Atlantic City)
- Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort (Atlantic City)
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