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- a hive of allergistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a trine of astrologersSource: Lipton 1977
- a colony of bacteriologistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a family of biologistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a colloid of chemistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a liter of chemistsSource: Lipton 1977
- A doctrine of doctorsSource: Book of St. Albans; Lipton 1977
- a tabula rasa of empiricistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a host of epidemiologistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a helix of geneticistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a conglomerate of geologistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a conjunction of grammariansSource: Lipton 1977
- a shower of meteorologistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a nucleus of physicistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a complex of psychoanalystsSource: Lipton 1977
- a dilation of pupilsSource: Lipton 1977
- a series of radiologistsSource: Lipton 1977
- a number of statisticiansSource: Lipton 1977
- a void of urologistsSource: Lipton 1977
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