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lots

noun as in great quantity

Strongest match

Strong matches

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Nevertheless, lots of ink continues to be spilled, and lots of podcasts streamed, to justify or not the operatic credentials of “West Side Story.”

Her dad David added: "The women and the coaches are amazing. There are lots of different standards here but she loves the rugby and the socialising."

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The hacker claimed they had lots of success with striking deals with insiders in previous attacks.

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"That's a very common experience in Boston, as in lots of other places."

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“He believed that with hard work and lots of love, he could rehabilitate this horse.”

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