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The flip side is the joy this has created among those rooting heartily against James's wayward-shooting gang, which includes SI.com's Joe Posnanski.

During a performance in a library, Bret ad-libs insults to some prominent rappers, then forms his own gang — which includes the middle-aged Asian proprietors of the Internet cafe downstairs — in case Snoop Dogg or Missy Elliott comes looking for him.

But Mr. Scott and transit officials said that the most difficult shoot of all was the one made for the movie's opening scene, where Mr. Travolta and his gang, which includes the actor Luis Guzmán, force their way into the motorman's cab at Grand Central, a station chosen mostly because of its bright fluorescent lighting, which meant no need for extra lights.

This is the dynamic that sets Lang apart from his rag-tag criminal gang, which includes Luis, a black man named Dave Tip Harriss), and Kurt David Dastmalchiann), an Eastern European with a thick accent white, but still othered in this instance as non-American.

Just months earlier, he and others in the South West Gang, which included Bruce Reynolds, Charlie Wilson and Ronald "Buster" Edwards, had carried out a raid at Heathrow, escaping with £62,000 – around £1m today.

The name of this band deliberately echoes Chicago jazz groups of the distant past, like Bix Beiderbecke and His Gang, and the Austin High Gang, which included the cornetist Jimmy McPartland and the clarinetist Frank Teschemacher, and the guitarist Eddie Condon as a kind of auxiliary member.

Portland's gangs, which include white supremacists called the Brood, have distinctly unfunny names like the Rolling 60s Crips.

The violent weekend prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy to discuss the city's anti-gang strategy, which includes the targeting of "problem" liquor and convenience stores the mayor believes are serving as a catalyst for crime.

Nowhere is the resistance to old-school compromise more glaring than in the case of the so-called Gang of Six, which includes a member of the Democratic leadership (Richard Durbin) and one of the Senate's most conservative Republicans (Tom Coburn).

Under those very limited situations, the notification may be to the "Gang of Eight," which includes the majority and minority leadership of the House and Senate, in addition to the intelligence committee leaders.

Mr. Obama, in fact, had already gone much too far in trying to make his deal palatable to House Republicans, offering to cut spending even further than the deficit plan proposed this week by the bipartisan "Gang of Six," which includes some of the Senate's most conservative members.