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Filter by Meaning The politicians had a coterie to discuss their strategy for the upcoming election.
The team's captain called a coterie to address the players' concerns.
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 writers formed a critique group to provide feedback on each other's work.
The coterie of journalists leaked sensitive information about the scandal.
The coterie of rebels organized a protest against the government's policies.
The political coterie held secret meetings to strategize.
The literary coterie exchanged critiques of each other's work.
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 coterie of activists staged a protest outside the government building to demand change.
The literary magazine featured a special issue showcasing the work of a coterie of emerging writers.
The coterie of writers met weekly to critique each other's work.
The coterie of politicians was accused of taking bribes.
The political candidate relied heavily on her coterie of advisors during her campaign.
The coterie of journalists worked together to uncover a major political scandal.
The politician's coterie gathered in a hotel room to plan their campaign strategy.
The political coterie was in charge of running the election campaign.
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