Bookmakers
Robbers and bookmakers are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Robbers" instead a noun "Bookmakers".
Robbers
Bookmakers and robbers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bookmakers" instead a noun "Robbers".
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- On the other hand whoever their current enemy is is usually worse: bookmakers and the 6th form in the first film, kidnappers in the third, and a bunch of train robbers in the fourth.
Source: Film / St. Trinian's
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