Neighborhoods
Points and neighborhoods are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Points" instead a noun "Neighborhoods".
Points
Neighborhoods and points are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Neighborhoods" instead a noun "Points".
Both words in one sentence
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For extra points, all of the neighborhoods and landmarks in Dark Astoria are named after old school horror authors, filmmakers, and characters.
Source: Fog of Doom -
Gangs of New York: 19th century New York City is one of these (At least in the Five Points and Bowery neighborhoods, which are just about all we see).
Source: Wretched Hive - The political slant is also rather brilliant, as it points out that the governors of the world will be the initiators of the chaos, which is represented by the Dark Carnival visiting their rich neighborhoods.
Source: Fridge / Music
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