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Meanings of gangland crime in English

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Usage of gangland crime in English
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However the Minister countered by pointing to the level of gangland crime.
The Irish Times
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Johnson-Cummings know that longer sentences play no role in combating drugs and gangland crime.
The Guardian
3
Cuffe was uneasy about using the non-jury Special Criminal Court to deal with gangland crime.
The Irish Times
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This is despite increasing gun crime and gangland crime.
The Irish Times
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The Government is considering covert surveillance of those suspected of being involved in gangland crime.
The Irish Times
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Gardaí are trying to establish if the killing in Inchicore is linked to gangland crime.
The Irish Times
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Madam, - Once again we can see the Government's attitude to gangland crime bearing a bitter fruit.
The Irish Times
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There have been a series of murders in the last 18 months associated with gangland crime, all unsolved.
The Irish Times
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Want to talk about gangland crime?
The Irish Times
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Minister for Justice Brian Lenihan is due to open a debate in the Dáil on gangland crime this morning.
The Irish Times
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Fine Gael justice spokesman Charlie Flanagan has accused the Government of allowing gangland crime to spiral out of control.
The Irish Times
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Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan has said gangland crime is "absolutely not" out of control in Dublin.
The Irish Times
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Man (55) shot at home of his mother not believed to have been involved in gangland crime
The Irish Times
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Gardaí are continuing to question seven men arrested as part of a major operation targeting gangland crime earlier this week.
The Irish Times
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While the murder investigation is in its early stages the killing is not believed to be linked to gangland crime.
The Irish Times
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The Government today approved proposals to allow the Garda carry out covert surveillance, including bugging, in order to fight gangland crime.
The Irish Times
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