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Filter by Meaning The coterie of historians focuses on the events leading up to the American Revolution.
The team's captain called a coterie to address the players' concerns.
The coterie of architects were invited to design a new sustainable housing project for the city.
The coterie of investors is planning to launch a new venture in the tech industry.
The coterie of architects is designing a new skyscraper that will redefine the city's skyline.
The coterie of architects designed the modern skyscraper that dominates the city skyline.
The coterie of athletes is training hard to represent their country in the upcoming Olympic Games.
The sports commentator's coterie of analysts provided insightful commentary on the game.
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 wildlife park housed a coterie of exotic birds in its aviary.
The coterie of actors formed a theater company to produce original plays.
The company's board of directors was essentially a coterie of close friends and family members.
The coterie of drug dealers was arrested after a long investigation.
The historical coterie debated the significance of a particular event.
The museum exhibited a coterie of artifacts from ancient civilizations.
The company's executive coterie gathered to discuss the future of the business.
The crime boss surrounded himself with a coterie of trusted lieutenants to carry out his orders.
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