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Gang
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Gang
An organized group (often rather small) of persons with a common identity. The term is usually used to describe organized crime groups, especially those run by racial and ethnic minorities. As with most organized crime groups, gangs have symbols, rituals and are generally involved in drug trafficking and other illegal activities. Gangs and other organized crime groups pose a significant and persistent problem for law enforcement. See also: RICO.


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Bubbling with spirit, the students in the rally, mostly girls, raised slogans 'Jai Gange Jai Jai Gange' as they walked through the main thoroughfares and streets of Varanasi.
30% der Betreiber kaufen schmale Gabelstapler, damit auch enge Gange befahren werden konnen.
Sa formation en bacteriologie et son interet pour la sante publique appliquee l'amenent a nettoyer des puits et des reservoirs contamines et a organiser le ravitaillement en eau douce des villages en aval des zones contaminees du Gange (10).
 
 
 
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