no difference
Explanation: As far as I am concerned, there is no difference - I wouldn't use either in a formal context.
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For example, you could say \"my sister has lots of friends\" or \"my sister has a lot of friends\" and there is no difference in register or meaning. But you wouldn\'t say, in a formal document, \"the deceased had lots of dealings with our institution\", but rather \"many dealings\", \"numerous dealings\" or something along those lines.
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