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The phrase "a loot of" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error for "a lot of," which is used to indicate a large quantity or number of something.
Example: "There are a lot of options available for you to choose from."
Alternatives: "many" or "numerous".
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It's a tight knit community that lets you submit your designs and when those designs are picked up you'll make a loot of cash.
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"But this is the first time where there has essentially been a looting of a town and organized crime influence has been alleged to be involved in that looting of the town".
The judge said that the Government seizure of Lincoln was "fully justified" and that the actions of Mr. Keating and his associates amounted to a "looting" of the institution.
"Not only could this be securities fraud, but you could have a looting of the stock plan," said John C. Coffee Jr., a professor of law at Columbia University.
Irish Times columnist Fintan O'Toole says a source at AIB told him the bonuses were "a looting of the bank by management before the government became involved in the institution".
There are gaps in the Hope's provenance, but it is known to have passed through the hands of three French kings and Queen Marie Antoinette before being stolen during a looting of the crown jewels in 1792.
This changed when EA became a hot subject of a "loot box" controversy.
Some authorities feel that the hoard may have been the buried loot of a Flemish mercenary.
A proportion of the loot of Bengal went directly into Clive's pocket.
People sometimes visited the bridge in hopes of finding the loot of a bank robber, who supposedly hid $40,000 in gold and currency under or near it.
And he accuses some bankers of "a wholesale looting of the system" by paying themselves bonuses based on what they must have known were phantom profits.
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