Band together
Band together verb - To participate or assist in a joint effort to accomplish an end.
Gang and band together are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Gang" with "Band together", this verbs are similar.
Gang
Gang noun - A group of people working together on a task.
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Synonyms for Gang
Band together and gang are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Band together" with "Gang", this nouns are similar.
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HeelFace Turn: Goosehead and his food stall staff/gang joins with Turkey after Stephen convinces the two to band together to create the "pissing beef balls"note Mantis shrimp inside a beef ball.
Source: Film / God of Cookery -
Over the course of the night, mysterious assailants, eventually revealed to be Corrupt Cops who were in league with the gang boss before his capture, attack the precinct, forcing officers and criminals alike to band together to survive.This remake contains examples of: Anti-Hero: Guess who?
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It becomes Fridge Brilliance when you remember that Kira is purging criminals and it would make sense that the remaining criminals would band together for protection into a "super-gang." Eureka Moment: Naomi Misora gets a lot of these in the BB Murder Cases.
Source: Manga / Death Note
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