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Filter by Meaning The politicians had a coterie to discuss their strategy for the upcoming election.
The coterie of rebels organized a protest against the government's policies.
The coterie of investors is planning to launch a new venture in the tech industry.
The political coterie held secret meetings to strategize.
The startup founder's coterie consisted of investors and mentors who helped him build his business.
The coterie of activists staged a protest outside the government building to demand change.
The CEO invited his coterie of executives to discuss the company's new strategy.
The CEO held a coterie with the board members to discuss the company's financial status.
The literary magazine featured a special issue showcasing the work of a coterie of emerging writers.
The coterie of spies was caught infiltrating the government.
The coterie of politicians was accused of taking bribes.
The company's board of directors was essentially a coterie of close friends and family members.
The spy's coterie of informants helped him uncover crucial information about the enemy's plans.
The political candidate relied heavily on her coterie of advisors during her campaign.
The company's executive coterie gathered to discuss the future of the business.
The politician's coterie gathered in a hotel room to plan their campaign strategy.
The coterie of spies planned the covert operation to infiltrate the enemy's camp.
The political coterie was in charge of running the election campaign.
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