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Filter by Meaning The artist's coterie praised his latest exhibit for its unique blend of modern and classical styles.
The museum had an extensive coterie of modern art pieces.
The coterie of artists met at the gallery opening.
The political coterie held secret meetings to strategize.
The coterie of lawyers is working on a high-profile case that has garnered national attention.
The coterie of lawyers specializes in intellectual property cases.
The coterie of art enthusiasts met at the gallery to discuss the latest exhibition.
The coterie of painters worked together to create a mural in the downtown area.
The coterie of painters gathered every weekend to work on their art.
The coterie of politicians was accused of taking bribes.
The art world can often seem like a coterie of elitist insiders who are difficult to break into.
The political candidate relied heavily on her coterie of advisors during her campaign.
The coterie of drug dealers was arrested after a long investigation.
The coterie of artists is exhibiting their latest works at the art gallery.
The coterie of photographers collaborated on a project documenting street life in the city.
The coterie of artists is organizing a protest against censorship.
The politician's coterie gathered in a hotel room to plan their campaign strategy.
The coterie of economists debates the implications of globalization.
The crime boss surrounded himself with a coterie of trusted lieutenants to carry out his orders.
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