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Filter by Meaning The literary coterie met weekly to discuss the latest trends in science fiction.
The coterie of actors formed their own theater company and produced a series of plays.
The library had a coterie of classic novels by Charles Dickens.
The bookstore had a coterie of science fiction novels.
The bakery had a coterie of pastries, including croissants and muffins.
The coterie of actors rehearsed their lines tirelessly for the upcoming play.
The coterie of poets gathered in the coffee shop to share their latest works.
The writer was known to meet regularly with his coterie of fellow authors to discuss their works in progress.
The theater's resident coterie of actors put on a captivating performance.
The coterie of spies was caught infiltrating the government.
The spy's coterie of informants helped him uncover crucial information about the enemy's plans.
The famous author was known for his coterie of loyal fans who would attend all of his book signings.
The coterie of chefs was invited to showcase their culinary skills at the food festival.
The coterie of writers at the conference exchanged ideas on the art of storytelling.
The literary coterie meets every week to discuss books and exchange ideas.
The coterie of chefs in the restaurant industry is known for their innovative dishes.
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