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legions

noun as in lots

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She then addressed the American, Canadian and British legions to ask for the poppy to be acknowledged as Remembrance emblem.

From BBC

We still have legions of elected officials, civil servants, advocates and journalists who will use their positions to resist the next administration’s excesses.

No one knows how the fungus arrived in North America, but it has spread rapidly across the U.S. and Canada, leaving legions of bat carcasses in its death march.

In one of his last interviews, John Lennon reminded legions of fans that when it comes to his work with The Beatles—and, by extrapolation, his solo efforts—the music will always be the thing that matters most.

From Salon

Does he not realize that legions of bots and ChatGPT enable today’s policymakers to forge the algorithmic reality they desire?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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