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Filter by Meaning The coterie of historians focuses on the events leading up to the American Revolution.
The movie theater screened a coterie of classic films during its retro movie festival.
The coterie of software developers was responsible for designing the new application.
The coterie of movie buffs discussed their favorite directors.
The coterie of designers collaborates to create visually stunning products.
The film director met with his coterie of actors to discuss the script for their new movie.
The coterie of filmmakers collaborated on a short film project that explored themes of identity and belonging.
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 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 tech company unveiled a coterie of new gadgets at its product launch event.
The coterie of filmmakers was known for producing experimental short films.
The technology coterie was interested in the latest gadgets and software.
The software engineer joined a coterie of programmers who shared his interest in open-source technology.
The coterie of hackers is planning to breach the company's cybersecurity system.
The crime boss surrounded himself with a coterie of trusted lieutenants to carry out his orders.
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