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1.	An alliance of states, powers etc.
2.	An attendance/retinue of servants, persons.
3.	An audience of listeners, hearers.
4.	A band of musicians, followers.
5.	A batch of pupils.
6.	A battery of guns.
7.	A bench of judges or magistrates
8.	A block of houses or buildings.
9.	A brood of chickens.
10.	A brace of pigeons.
11.	A board of directors.
12.	A caravan of merchants.
13.	A code of laws.
14.	A cloud of locusts.
15.	A cluster of islands.
16.	A constellation of stars.
17.	A course of lectures.
18.	A course of lectures.
19.	A grove of trees.
20.	A catalogue of books.
21.	A clique of persons belonging to a body.
22.	A conference of preachers, delegates.
23.	A congregation of worshippers.
24.	A flight of birds/stairs.
25.	A flotilla of boats.
26.	A galaxy of stars, beauties.
27.	A gallery of pictures, statues.
28.	A herd of swans, cranes, swine, deer.
29.	A host of people, reasons, considerations.
30.	A hive (swarm) of bees.

31.	A heap of ruins, stones.
32.	A jumble of things.
33.	A kennel of dogs.
34.	A lock of hair.
35.	An order of knights, monks.
36.	A panel of inspectors, jurymen.
37.	A rosary of beads.
38.	A sea of troubles, difficulties, cares.
39.	A string of pearls, beads, camels.
40.	A suite of followers, rooms, furniture.
41.	A syllabus of studies
42.	A shoal of fish.
43.	A sheaf of com, wheat.
44.	A series of events.
45.	A swarm of flies or locusts, bees, ants.
45.	A school of thinkers, or learned men.
47.	A syndicate of merchants.
48.	A suit of clothes.
49.	A team of players, horses, oxen.
50.	A throng of people.
51.	A torrent of abusive invectives.
52.	A tuft of grass, hair.
53.	A tissue of lies or crimes.
54.	A union of states, tradesmen.
55.	A volley of arrows, stones, abuses.
56.	A world of cares, troubles.
57.	A litter of young pigs, dogs, cats, brought forth at one birth.
58.	A poultry of fowls, ducks etc.
59.	A menagerie, Zoo of wild animals.
60.	A congregation of religious group.
61.	A troupe of artistes, dancers or acrobats.
62.	A crew of sailors manning a ship.
63.	An anthology of poems.
64.	A chest of drawers.
65.	A hamlet of houses in a village.
66.	A claque of applauders i.e. paid to clap.
67.	A truss of hay.
68.	A bale of cotton.
69.	A drove of cattle (being driven).
70.	A herd of cattle (pasturing)