1
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gang
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Japan
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Can be associated with youth subcultures, fashion, and social hierarchy
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1
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2
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gang
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Japan
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Seen in a more positive light, often associated with loyalty, honor, and camaraderie, as depicted in popular media such as movies and manga.
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1
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3
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gang
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Japan
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Gangs like the Yakuza may have a more complex role in society, with involvement in business, politics, and traditional codes of conduct.
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1
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4
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gang
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Japan
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Gangs, known as 'yakuza', have a long history and are sometimes involved in legitimate businesses and community activities.
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1
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5
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gangster
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Japan
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Gangsters are typically depicted as villains in media, associated with crime and violence, and are not romanticized.
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1
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6
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gangster
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Japan
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Commonly portrayed in popular media as a member of a yakuza or similar organized crime group, with specific historical context in Japan and South Korea.
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1
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7
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mafia
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Japan
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Often romanticized in popular media, associated with honor and loyalty
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1
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8
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organized crime
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Japan
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Yakuza and other criminal organizations have significant influence
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1
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9
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organized crime
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Japan
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Existence of strict laws and measures to combat organized crime
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1
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10
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prison gangs
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Japan
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Strict control and monitoring within prison facilities to prevent the formation of organized gangs, resulting in lower prevalence of prison gang activities
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1
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11
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prison gangs
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Japan
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Strong influence of organized crime syndicates within the prison system, impacting inmate hierarchy and power dynamics
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1
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12
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professional gangster
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Japan
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Viewed as a criminal and despicable figure, often portrayed as a villain in movies and media
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1
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13
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professional gangster
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Japan
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Professional gangsters are associated with organized crime and are viewed as a serious threat to public safety and social order.
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1
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