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              <text>It talks about the large amount of high stakes gambling that took place and the subsequent fall. Much like Lily's relationship with Ned during the trip to Monte Carlo was a huge gamble which caused her to the lose the social status she greatly desired and worked for. It mentions stories of women pawing their jewelery just to survive as well as how the business is begging to wain as people are less likely to take risks. </text>
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