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Filter by Meaning The coterie of historians focuses on the events leading up to the American Revolution.
The writing workshop brought together a coterie of aspiring authors to learn from established writers.
The coterie of writers were all graduates of the same writing program.
The coterie of comedians kept the audience laughing throughout the night.
The coterie of writers formed a critique group to provide feedback on each other's work.
The literary coterie exchanged critiques of each other's work.
The literary magazine featured a special issue showcasing the work of a coterie of emerging writers.
The wildlife park housed a coterie of exotic birds in its aviary.
The coterie of comedians made the audience laugh out loud with their jokes.
The coterie of writers met weekly to critique each other's work.
The coterie of spies was caught infiltrating the government.
The coterie of actors formed a theater company to produce original plays.
The spy's coterie of informants helped him uncover crucial information about the enemy's plans.
The historical coterie debated the significance of a particular event.
The museum exhibited a coterie of artifacts from ancient civilizations.
The coterie of spies planned the covert operation to infiltrate the enemy's camp.
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