Gangs and Lots

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Lots and gangs are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lots" instead a noun "Gangs".

Lots noun - A large number or amount.

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Gangs and lots are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gangs" instead a noun "Lots".

There were not enough police to maintain order properly and many people turned to powerful bandit gangs with lots of muscle for protection.

Source: Law Enforcement, Inc.
A mostly blue-collar rural town that has a bad reputation for being a criminal hotbed: in the 1946 the still unsolved Texarkana Moonlight Murders occurred here; in recent times, lots of drug-trafficking crime and rivalries between white, black, and Hispanic gangs.

Source: Useful Notes / Other Cities in Texas
We've got a group of teenagers on roller-blades that protect the cities by spraying graffiti everywhere, rival rollerblading gangs in silly costumes, Comically Serious villains who think that graffiti-spraying punks are worth calling in armed choppers, and lots of silly songs in the soundtrack.

Source: Camp

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