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The U.N. expanded beyond its initial coterie of mostly Western states to include dozens of countries, including in the Arab and Muslim world, that did not recognize Israel.

There, Cohn will send over one of his boy toys to invite Donald to dine with him at his table with his coterie of gangster clients.

Clarke is on a winless run that has stretched to seven games and he's in danger of losing a coterie of important players to injury ahead of the Euros, but he remains a rock.

The former president has hired a coterie of lawyers for his various cases.

By being uniquely herself, the singer has amassed a coterie of prominent admirers.