assembly {assemblage}.
people in state {body politic}.
advisers {brain trust}.
secret society {cabal}.
small trained group {cadre}.
meeting {caucus}.
parade {cavalcade}.
100 soldiers {century, soldier}.
prisoners {chain gang}.
business group {chamber of commerce}.
coastal navy {coast guard}.
group living {collective}.
seminar {colloquium}.
group living {commune}.
gathering {conclave}.
legislature {congress}.
business group {consortium}.
people in political region {constituency}.
small group {contingent, people}.
assembly {convocation}.
people cooperating {co-op} {cooperative}.
small intimate group {coterie}.
ball {cotillion}.
advisers {council}.
small group {coven}.
small group sent from one group to another {deputation}.
small group of soldiers {detachment, soldier}.
small group of soldiers {detail}.
legislature {diet, legislature}.
two people {duo}.
hereditary rulers {dynasty}.
people in political region {electorate}.
small group of musicians {ensemble, people}.
people traveling with someone {entourage}.
explorers {expedition}.
political group {faction}.
Subversive group can spy and commit sabotage {fifth column}.
public discussion {forum}.
press (Edmund Burke) {fourth estate}.
secret fraternity {freemasonry}.
receptionists {front office}.
celebration {gala}.
Paths {gauntlet} can be between two lines of men who intend to injure.
farmer association {grange}.
group of skilled workers {guild}.
concubines of one man {harem}.
knowledgeable people {intelligentsia}.
judges {judiciary}.
court for predetermined judgment {kangaroo court}.
informal advisers {kitchen cabinet}.
friends {kith}.
non-clerical people {laity}.
large group {legion}.
conservatives {old guard}.
society with several leaders {oligarchy}.
institution around pope {papacy}.
legislature {parliament}.
rank {pecking order}.
political region under one government {polity}.
people {populace}.
insurgents {popular front}.
court of ministers and elders {presbytery}.
socialist-country permanent executive committee {presidium}.
royal advisers {privy council}.
walkers {promenade}.
low-ranking people as whole {rabble}.
assembly for purpose {rally, person}.
rulers {regime}.
attendants and followers {retinue}.
meeting of few students {seminar}.
religious school {seminary}.
legislature {senate}.
seven people {septet}.
volunteer association {service club}.
six people {sextet, people}.
opposition cabinet {shadow cabinet}.
assembly {soviet}.
permanent committee {standing committee}.
committee to schedule larger group {steering committee}.
single-topic conference {symposium}.
church-official council {synod}.
group to accomplish task {task force}.
gang {tong}.
court {tribunal}.
three rulers {triumvirate}.
artistic group {troupe}.
higher-class people {upper crust}.
small group that leads larger {vanguard}.
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