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cabal

[kuh-bal, kuh-bawl] / kəˈbæl, kəˈbɔl /
NOUN
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Epstein kind of hits all of these, that there’s this elite cabal that’s orchestrating things that ultimately are against the interests of we the people, with a sort of antisemitic strain to this.

From Salon

Hard to imagine if not for the serial lies, and then their exposure, of the Clinton, Obama and Biden cabals, helped along by a compromised news media.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Within the CCM, she resorted to a Magufuli script of manipulating the party, centralising power and creating a cabal of trusted loyalists as the new fulcrum of power," said Prof Kagwanja.

From BBC

The danger here goes beyond the podcast cabal and a misguided think-tank leader.

From The Wall Street Journal

This proposition wasn’t foisted on the new nation by some elite cabal.

From The Wall Street Journal