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Filter by Meaning The doctors held a coterie to discuss treatment options for their patients.
The writing workshop brought together a coterie of aspiring authors to learn from established writers.
The book club discussed a coterie of novels written by female authors.
The art gallery displayed a coterie of sculptures made by local artists.
The coterie of writers formed a critique group to provide feedback on each other's work.
The coterie of software developers was responsible for designing the new application.
The book club coterie met every month to discuss a new piece of literature.
The literary coterie in the city is a great resource for budding writers.
The art collector's coterie included curators and fellow collectors who shared his passion for contemporary art.
The writers' coterie met weekly to share their work and offer feedback.
The artists had a coterie to plan their next exhibition.
The art gallery showcased the works of a coterie of abstract painters.
The coterie of poets gathered at the coffee shop to discuss their latest works.
The wildlife park housed a coterie of exotic birds in its aviary.
The coterie of poets shared their heartfelt verses at the local poetry reading.
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 artists showcased their paintings at the gallery.
The software engineer joined a coterie of programmers who shared his interest in open-source technology.
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