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Filter by Meaning The coterie of actors formed their own theater company and produced a series of plays.
The movie theater screened a coterie of classic films during its retro movie festival.
The coterie of actors rehearsed their lines tirelessly for the upcoming play.
The coterie of actors has been working together on stage for over a decade.
The coterie of journalists leaked sensitive information about the scandal.
The coterie of artists collaborated on a mural to beautify the city's walls.
The coterie of movie buffs discussed their favorite directors.
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 coterie of actors shared a strong bond after working together on the same production for months.
The collector's coterie of antique cars included a rare Ferrari from the 1960s.
The theater's resident coterie of actors put on a captivating performance.
The underground resistance movement was made up of a coterie of brave activists who risked their lives to fight against tyranny.
The coterie of drug dealers was arrested after a long investigation.
The coterie of journalists worked together to uncover a major political scandal.
The coterie of filmmakers was known for producing experimental short films.
The crime boss surrounded himself with a coterie of trusted lieutenants to carry out his orders.
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